Outdoor Structures

What Are Outdoor Structures in Landscaping?

Outdoor structures refer to permanent or semi-permanent architectural features built into a landscape to improve comfort, define space, and support year-round outdoor use. In Edmonton, these structures are designed to handle wide temperature swings, snow accumulation, and exposure to wind while enhancing the function and layout of the yard. Common outdoor structures include pergolas, privacy screens, arbors, wood walls, and covered seating areas.

Key features of outdoor structures include:

Outdoor structures improve the livability, organization, and privacy of Edmonton landscapes, whether for relaxation or entertainment.

Why You Might Need Outdoor Structures in Edmonton

Is your yard missing comfort, structure, or privacy? Are you looking to make outdoor spaces more usable without relying on temporary furniture or seasonal setups?

Many Edmonton homeowners face challenges with yards that feel open, undefined, or difficult to enjoy in different weather. Strong sun exposure, wind, or lack of shade often reduce the usability of patios and decks. Temporary solutions wear out quickly and often require frequent replacements.

Outdoor structures help solve these problems by:

  • Creating shade and wind protection over patios, dining areas, or pathways

  • Defining specific zones for entertaining, gardening, or relaxing

  • Offering privacy from neighboring homes, fences, or streets

  • Supporting climbing plants for added greenery and texture

  • Increasing comfort, functionality, and property appeal throughout all seasons

This service provides long-lasting improvements to both form and function in Edmonton landscapes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common options include pergolas, arbors, privacy walls, screens, covered seating areas, and wood partitions built to match landscape designs.

Pressure-treated lumber, cedar, and composite materials are preferred for their strength, moisture resistance, and ability to withstand seasonal changes.

Yes. Compact structures can be designed to fit into side yards, corners, or narrow spaces without overwhelming the layout.

Permits may be required for attached or covered structures depending on size and location. Freestanding structures under a specific height often do not.

Installation timelines range from 2 to 7 days depending on the structure’s size, complexity, and site preparation.