Premium Pergolas from Pergo Centro
We are proud to partner with Pergo Centro to bring our customers premium pergolas and shade solutions that combine modern design, exceptional durability, and year-round functionality.
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Whether you're looking to add shade over your patio, define an outdoor dining area, or create a stylish extension of your home, our pergolas are designed to fit your property and complement your lifestyle. Every project is customized to your space, ensuring a seamless look that enhances both the beauty and value of your home.
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Pergo Centro structures are engineered with high-quality materials and built to withstand Montana's changing weather. Their innovative designs provide lasting performance with minimal maintenance, allowing you to enjoy your outdoor living space for years to come.
Pergola and Structure Options
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Freestanding and attached pergolas
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Adjustable louvered roof systems
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Integrated LED lighting
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Motorized shade screens
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Ceiling fans and heaters
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Outdoor kitchens and entertainment spaces
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Custom layouts for patios, pools, and decks
From the initial design consultation through professional installation, our team manages every step of the project.
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We work closely with you to create an outdoor structure that blends seamlessly with your home while providing comfort, shade, and protection from the elements.
Whether you're creating a quiet place to relax or the perfect space for entertaining, Big Sky Outdoor Spaces and Pergo Centro can help you bring your vision to life with a custom outdoor structure built for Montana living.
Our Design and Installation Process
Attached and freestanding decks
Multi-level decks with connecting stairs
Wood and composite decking
Cable, metal, glass, and wood railing systems
Built-in benches, planters, and storage
Integrated stair and railing lighting
Framing sized and reinforced for hot tubs and spas
Repairs and rebuilds of existing decks
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Your deck can be designed alongside the rest of your outdoor space, so the stairs land where the patio wants them and the framing is already sized if a hot tub is in the plan. The same team handles the design and the build, so nothing gets lost between the drawing and the site.
What We Build
A deck is usually the part of an outdoor space that gets used most, and in Montana it takes the hardest beating.
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We design and build wood and composite decks across Missoula and Western Montana, laid out around how your family actually uses the back of the house rather than a standard rectangle bolted to a wall.
Custom Decks in Missoula
Both work well here, and the right choice comes down to how much maintenance you want to take on.
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Wood costs less up front, takes stain and finish beautifully, and can be sanded and refinished as it ages.
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Composite costs more at the start and gives that back in the weekends you don't spend sealing it.Â
Wood or Composite Decking
Built for Montana Freeze and Thaw
Western Montana cycles through freezing and thawing dozens of times a year, and that movement is what pulls a deck apart.
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Footings set below frost depth, proper drainage and board spacing, corrosion-resistant fasteners, and correct flashing where the ledger meets the house are what keep a deck tight fifteen years in.
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None of it is visible once the boards are down, which is exactly why it gets skipped.
Gazebos and Covered Structures
A pergola filters light. A gazebo or a solid roof keeps the weather off completely.
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Which one you want depends on whether you're trying to make a hot afternoon comfortable or trying to still use the space in October.
Gazebos
Freestanding and fully roofed, a gazebo tends to become the anchor of a yard rather than an extension of the house. They work well over a hot tub, a dining table, or a fire feature you want to use in the rain.
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We size the structure and its footings for Montana snow load, which is the difference between a gazebo that lasts and a kit that gives out after
a heavy winter.
Pavilions and Covered Patios
When you want a solid roof attached to the house or covering a patio you already have, a pavilion gives you gazebo-level coverage in a shape that fits the existing space.
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These pair especially well with outdoor kitchens, since a full roof protects appliances and cabinetry through the winter.
Pergola, Gazebo, or Pavilion?
Pergola.
Open or adjustable louvered roof, filtered shade, optional motorized screens. Best for managing heat and sun on a patio you already use.
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Gazebo.
Freestanding with a solid roof. Best when you want a destination in the yard that works in any weather.
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Pavilion or covered patio.
Solid roof, attached to the house or built over existing hardscape. Best for stretching your season and sheltering an outdoor kitchen.
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Schedule a Free Consultation
You do not need to know whether you want a pergola, a gazebo, or a covered patio before you call. That is usually the first thing we sort out, and it depends on your sun exposure, what is already on the ground, and whether you are chasing shade in July or trying to still use the space in October.
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It also matters what goes underneath. A structure and the deck or patio below it are one project, not two, and designing them together means the posts land where they should instead of through the middle of your new pavers.
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Come by the showroom, send photos and rough measurements, or ask us to take a look in person if the project calls for it. You get a written scope before anyone picks up a tool, and there is no charge for the conversation.
