Shed & Fence Company
Gazebos, Pergolas, Canopies & Porches
We build gazebos, pergolas, canopies and oak porches for homes and gardens across North Lancashire and the South Lakes.
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Garden Gazebos
A gazebo gives you a dedicated, sheltered area for relaxing, dining and entertaining. We build them in a range of sizes and layouts, from a small seating spot to a larger outdoor entertaining space.
We’ll help you choose the right position in your garden, whether that’s close to the house for easy access or tucked away to make the most of a view or a quieter corner. The result is a permanent garden feature built to last, not a temporary structure that needs replacing after a few seasons.
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Pergolas & Pergolas Over Decking
Pergolas add structure and character to a garden while defining an area for seating or dining. They can sit over patios, decking or other parts of the garden. If you’re planning new decking, we can design the pergola and decking together so the size and position work as one complete, cohesive seating area.
A pergola also makes an ideal framework for climbing plants, adding natural shade and colour as they grow. It can help break up a larger garden into distinct areas or give a smaller space a clear focal point.
Garden Canopies & Outdoor Shelter
A canopy provides shelter without fully enclosing the space, making your garden more usable throughout the year. Fitted over patios, decking or seating areas, it gives you shade and protection from the weather, so you can enjoy being outdoors whatever the conditions.
Given how changeable the weather can be in Lancashire and the Lakes, a covered area means a passing shower doesn’t have to cut your time outside short. Canopies can also be positioned against the house, so you can step straight outside under cover.
Oak Porches
An oak porch adds character to your home and creates a sheltered, welcoming entrance. We design each porch to complement your property, taking into account the existing architecture, entrance and surrounding area, so it becomes a practical and attractive feature at the front of your home.
Oak is a strong, durable timber that weathers naturally over time and suits traditional cottages and modern homes alike. A porch also gives you a dry spot to find your keys, take off muddy boots or greet visitors out of the rain.
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Ready to make more of your outdoor space?
Contact Shed & Fence Company to discuss your ideas for a gazebo, pergola, canopy, or oak porch and find a solution that works for your property.
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Our Service Areas
We provide gazebos, pergolas, canopies and oak porches across North Lancashire and the South Lakes, including Lancaster, Morecambe, Heysham, Carnforth, Garstang, Bentham, Hornby, Kirkby Lonsdale, Kendal, Windermere, Ambleside, Ulverston, Grange-over-Sands, Milnthorpe, Arnside, Cartmel, Broughton-in-Furness, Coniston, Hawkshead, Newby Bridge, Sedbergh and surrounding areas.
What is the difference between a gazebo and a pergola?
A gazebo provides a more defined sheltered structure, while a pergola usually has an open framework that creates a feature over a seating or outdoor area.
Can you build a pergola over decking?
Yes. A pergola can be incorporated into a new decking project or added to an existing outdoor area.
What can a garden canopy be used for?
Canopies can provide shelter over seating areas, patios, decking, and other parts of the garden.
Do you build oak porches?
Yes. We build oak porches for home entrances, designed to complement the existing property.
Can you work around an existing garden?
Yes. Existing landscaping, buildings, boundaries, access, and changes in ground level can all be considered when planning the project.
See Our Projects
Look For Yourself
Pictures say more than we can. Browse our gallery of recent projects across North Lancashire and the South Lakes: garden sheds and workshops, fencing of every style, made-to-measure gates and decking built to last.
Every job in there was measured, built and fitted by our own team, so what you see is exactly what you’ll get. Looking for ideas for your own garden, or want to check the quality before you get in touch? Start here.