Loretta Pavilion
The Loretta Pavilion adds a solid gable roof and exposed king-post truss for a sheltered outdoor room that feels permanent.
Stillbury pavilions
A solid-roof timber room for shade, shelter, and more usable backyard days.
Stillbury pavilions use real timber, roof structure, and exposed truss details to create a covered outdoor room that feels tied to the home.
Protection
Planned around roof cover, drainage, and the way you want to host.
Stillbury pavilions use real timber, roof structure, and exposed truss details to create a covered outdoor room that feels tied to the home.
They are best for homeowners who want a covered dining space, grill area, hot tub cover, or gathering zone that feels permanent.
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.
Licensed and insured: Utah Contractor License #14082066-5501
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Available styles
Timber profiles for pavilions.
Process
Plan a covered outdoor room you can see before it is built.
Plan the roof
We review roof pitch, water movement, site clearances, and tie-in constraints before the design is finalized.
Coordinate the details
Permit, footing, engineering, and code requirements are reviewed before build day.
Build the room
The pavilion is built with the right proportions, sightlines, and usable clearances.
Questions
Common questions before the quote.
Is a pavilion overkill?
If rain cover and full shade matter, a pavilion is usually the more useful long-term structure.
Will it feel too heavy?
The 3D design step checks massing, roof pitch, and sightlines before the project moves forward.
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Project ideas
Related design concepts.
Loretta Pavilion Design Concept in Provo
The pavilion creates a defined hosting space without turning it into a house addition.
FAQ
Service questions, answered plainly.
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.
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.
Free 3D design and written quote
Plan a covered outdoor room you can see before it is built.
Start with a free 3D design and a written quote built around your yard, your home, and the structure that actually fits your needs