

Beautiful Outdoor Livings Spaces
Stillbury designs and builds pergolas, gazebos, cabanas, pavilions, decks, and related timber structures around your home, your shade needs, and the way your family uses the yard.
Choose the structure that fits your yard.
Start with the structure you want: pergola, gazebo, cabana, pavilion, deck, arbor, trellis, breezeway, porte-cochere, or a custom timber idea we should look at with you.


Gazebos
A timber garden room with a symmetrical roof that anchors the whole yard.
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Pavilions
A solid-roof timber room for shade, shelter, and more usable backyard days.
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Decks
A deck planned with the whole yard, not just a platform off the house.
View designsDesigning and installing outdoor living spaces for homeowners.
Stillbury comes from 25 years in carpentry and 18 years working directly with homeowners. Brian started by fabricating and raising structures other people designed. Over time, he took on the whole project: design, engineering, budget, permits, and installation.
- Design: 3D renderings and engineering
- Pricing: transparent scope and pricing integrity
- Project: structural integrity and permits
Brian and the Stillbury team
Carpenter-led design-build team
When you hire Stillbury, you get an accountable design-build team, and right now, you are hiring Brian's hands-on experience. The goal is simple: tell the truth, design clearly, and build the structure to last for decades.
Named timber styles, designed around real yards.

Rustic Timber Pergola
The Rustic Timber Pergola is Stillbury's open-roof shade style, shaped by curved corbel braces and a stronger traditional timber presence.

Modern Wood Pergola
The Modern Wood Pergola keeps the open-roof shade function with a cleaner profile: straight square-cut braces and quieter lines.

Southwest Timber Pergola
Southwest is built around one detail - stepped, stair-step beam ends cut into every rafter tail and corbel, a mission-style motif in natural Douglas fir. Heavy timber, deep overhangs, and an open slatted roof for filtered shade, custom sized to your yard.

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Concepts that show how the structure changes the yard.

Rustic Timber Pergola Design Concept in Lehi
The design creates a clear outdoor dining zone while keeping the house elevation visible.

Modern Wood Pergola Design Concept in Alpine
The concept keeps the linework quiet while adding a more permanent place to sit.

Modern Wood Pavilion Design Concept in Provo
The pavilion creates a defined hosting space without turning it into a house addition.
Measure first. Design clearly. Build once.
Measure the yard
We meet you at your home, take measurements, and learn how you want to use the space before recommending a structure.
Review the 3D design
We bring back a free 3D design and written quote, then walk through the structure, roof form, finish direction, and scope before anything is built.
Build what you approved
Permit questions, engineering, timber details, scheduling, installation, and cleanup stay with one accountable crew.
Built for Utah yards and Wasatch Front weather.
We ship custom timber kits nationwide.
Not on the Wasatch Front? Get the same Stillbury design as a pre-cut Douglas fir kit, shipped to your door for you or a local crew to assemble.
Answers to your most common questions.
Do not see your question below? Call us. We will tell you what we know, what needs to be checked, and what should wait for the design.
Do timber pergolas and pavilions need permits in Utah?
Many projects do require permit review, especially when footings, roof loads, or attachments are involved. Stillbury reviews the structure and local requirements before build work starts.
How long does a custom design-build project take?
Timeline depends on design complexity, permit review, weather, and material lead time. You'll see the expected sequence in writing before you commit to anything.
Are the Rustic and Modern sizes fixed?
No. Render sizes are examples only. Stillbury structures are custom-sized to the yard, house, use case, and code constraints.
How do these structures handle Utah weather?
The design process accounts for Utah sun, snow, wind exposure, footing needs, and the difference between open-roof pergolas and solid-roof pavilions.
What happens in the free 3D design and quote?
You tell us the structure type, your ZIP, and a little about the project. We use that to recommend a direction and prepare your 3D design and written quote.
Can I choose the timber finish?
Yes. Natural, unstained Douglas fir is the default, and you can finish any structure in one of our stain colors, from a light whitewash to a flat ebony black. You get a physical sample on the same fir we are building with before anything is finished.
Ready to see what actually fits your yard?
The 3D design is free, the written quote comes with it, and the first step is a real conversation about your yard.

