Hardtop Gazebos A structured sanctuary hardtop Gazebo for your backyard.
Wooden Gazebos
Our wooden outdoor gazebos are made from pressure-treated southern yellow pine lumber. All the exposed wood on our Amish-built hardtop gazebos has been resurfaced before construction for smoother surfaces and rounded edges. The result is a long-lasting and good-looking structure that’s sure to keep your outdoor space a special sanctuary for years to come.
*Includes delivery in S.E. PA.
Vinyl Gazebos
If what you’d like is an easy-cleaning shiny-looking Amish-built gazebo with a bit of modern flair, our vinyl gazebos are for you. Vinyl gives the advantage of a consistent look year after year, and easy maintainability, without sacrificing structural integrity.
*Includes delivery in S.E. PA.
Heavy Timber Gazebos
Our Heavy Timber Gazebos in Lancaster County take your custom hardtop gazebos a step further. They are great as luxuriant home or commercial gazebos for schools, parks or business use. With heavy-duty posts, they provide a look that goes well with larger gazebos.
*Includes built-on-site in S.E. PA.
Benefits of a Hardtop Gazebo
Spend More Time with Family & Friends
Become the Gathering Place and Host with Confidence
Quiet Time Outside in Comfort and Shade
Add Value to Your Home or Business
Hardtop Gazebo Features & Options
We use resurfaced pressure treated southern yellow pine wood, poly lumber, and vinyl materials to ensure the gazebo’s durability. Gazebos are built with an eye for detail and structural integrity. The photos below show some of the care and pride that is taken in the gazebo’s design and finish:
Painted Ceiling w/Cedar Shingles
Standard Ceiling in Wood Gazebo
Triple Roof Painted Ceiling w/Cedar Shingles
Vinyl Covered Ceiling in Vinyl Gazebo
Redwood Composite Floor
Gray Colored Flooring
4-Track Vinyl Windows
There are many options to choose from in our Hardtop Gazebos for sale from our PA facility, but here are a few.
Roof Options
Wood/Vinyl Brace Styles
Siding Materials
Floor Materials
Vinyl Balusters
Wood Balusters
Aluminum Balusters
Wood/Vinyl Post Styles
Hardtop Gazebos Gallery
Whether you just want to relax in your backyard or host parties outdoors we help you achieve the Amish gazebo of your dreams. The Amish-built gazebos from Lancaster County Backyard are no chintzy structures. We only produce strong long-lasting gazebos made to suit your space, taste, and budget. Our custom hardtop gazebos are made in the Amish country of Lancaster County and are available throughout the northeast United States, including PA, MD, NJ, NY, & DE.
To get started with your gazebo journey, choose from one of the following material types and explore the various designs. Once you’re ready to move forward and want to know more, please get in touch, we’d love to help you find the gazebo you’re looking for.
360 View of a Gazebo
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Revolutionize Your Outdoors in 3 Steps
1. Design
Use our online quote form, or give us a call to discuss your project. Once we confirm your design, we produce an estimate for your approval.
2. Order
Review and approve the estimate, and place your order with a down payment. You prepare your space as we prepare your structure.
3. Happiness
Once your structure is ready, it's delivered to your property, and/or constructed on-site. You enjoy outdoor happiness and hosting like never before!
If you want a custom design or need to satisfy local zoning and permitting requirements, our advanced process may be required. This is typically required on structures of 200 square feet and larger.
Get a Gazebo Buying Guide
For a comprehensive overview of the various Gazebo materials, options, shapes, and sizes, download our gazebo catalog. Just fill out the form below.
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Questions?
Do you offer a DIY kit?
Depending on your requirements, we could produce a kit for your structure. We don’t recommend DIY kits for these structures, however, as the building requirements can be complicated. Our builders are fast, efficient, and experts in their field. Give us a try!
To what areas do you deliver?
Our delivery area for most Pavilions, Pergolas, and Gazebos is 200 miles of our home base in Lancaster County, Pensylvania. This radius allows us to reach into most of Pennsylvania, all of Maryland, Deleware, New Jersey, much of Virginia, New York, and Connecticut. We deliver large Pavilions nationwide across the contiguous United States.
Does vinyl cost much more than wood?
The extra expense of covering and constructing a vinyl structure makes it 20-40% more expensive than it’s wood counterparts.
Will I need a building permit for my gazebo?
Some areas require building permits for gazebos and others do not, so check with your local municipality if you have questions for your area. We have diagrams for gazebos that may be useful in the permitting process if you do find you need a permit (see gazebo specifications).
Do the skids stay in place below my gazebo?
The skids below the gazebo are used for transport. We can remove the skids during installation if requested at the time of purchase. The gazebo floor uses pressure-treated wood that is ready for ground contact so the skids are not needed to protect the gazebo floor.
Will you use blocks to level my gazebo?
We do not normally level a gazebo using blocks, though in some situations for smaller gazebos we can use blocks for leveling. Let us know in advance if you believe blocking may work for your situation. Three things apply in the event we agree to try to level your gazebo with blocks: (1) You will need to provide ample blocks and have them on site before the gazebo arrives, (2) you may need to pay extra for the time needed to block the gazebo, and (3) we will not return to reblock a gazebo that has settled after installation.
Can my gazebo be set on grass or do I need to prepare a site for the gazebo?
Grass areas are seldom level enough to set a gazebo without any preparation. The gazebo may be set on a concrete pad, patio, deck, or bed of crushed stone. A good way to prepare a foundation is to cut out 4″ to 6″ of sod and fill it with ¾” crushed stones. You will likely want to frame the pad with timbers if the ground is not level since you will then need to dig deeper at some places and may need to hold the stone in place on one of the sides. The foundation needs to be level for your gazebo to be level.
To help prepare your site you may want to check with Eli Stoltzfus at Bedrock Foundations (484-712-8828), Gid Stoltzfus at Better Built Pads (717-629-0968), Jake Lantz at Firm Foundations (717-629-0689), or for the Lansdale area only Larry Bergey (484-336-9481).
Do I have any choices besides kit on-site assembly if a fully assembled gazebo is too wide to get to my site?
Gazebos can sometimes be lifted into place with a crane if access to the location is too narrow. However, we do not supply a crane.
Can you build a gazebo in my yard or on my deck or patio if the standard delivery doesn’t work for me?
If space or ground conditions do not permit delivery of a fully assembled gazebo to your site or if you wish to build your own base instead of using our gazebo floor we can bring the gazebo as a kit instead and assemble it on location. A gazebo is built differently when we need to deliver a kit and the on-site labor is less efficient than building the gazebo at the shop so we need to charge more when we build a gazebo on site. Gazebos with no floor (you provide a deck or patio base) are always built on site. We can send a crew to build kits at your site hundreds of miles from Intercourse, Pennsylvania.
How do you get a gazebo into my yard?
The gazebo is normally assembled at the shop and brought to your location on a truck and trailer. The truck and trailer are then backed into your yard to the point where you want the gazebo, the trailer is tilted, and the gazebo is slid off the back of the trailer.
How do I figure gazebo delivery costs?
Use www.mapquest.com to determine the miles from Kinzers, Pennsylvania (zip 17535) to your address; use the “Shortest Time” setting under “Routing Options.” Then subtract twenty (20) miles from the total miles (first twenty miles free). Multiply the resulting number by $3.70 to get an approximate delivery charge. However, the actual charge may be different if the calculated route cannot be used due to a wide load, if escorts are needed, if out of state permits are needed, or the gazebo needs to be built on-site.