Service
Pergola Repairs — Re-Bracing, Timber Replacement, Restaining — Hills Shire
Wobbly posts, popped brackets, weathered beams and greyed-out timber on an existing pergola, repaired and refinished — ground-level structures only, no roof-height or council-approval builds.
What's included
- Post and beam re-bracing and bolt tightening
- Damaged timber batten/beam replacement
- Sanding back weathered timber
- Restaining or repainting to match
- Shade cloth or lattice re-fixing
Pergola Repairs pricing
| Re-brace and tighten (per pergola) | $198–$352 |
| Beam/batten replacement (per piece) | $66–$154 |
| Sand & restain (per m²) | $28–$44 |
| Full pergola refresh (half day) | $462 |
Guide prices only — every job is quoted upfront before we start. See our full pricing page for callout and half-day rates.
Photos
Real job photos for Pergola Repairs are coming soon — every job on this site is photographed on completion, no stock images.
Frequently asked questions
Do you build new pergolas?
No, we repair and maintain existing pergolas; a new structure needs council approval and a licensed builder in most cases.
Can you fix a leaning or wobbly pergola?
Often yes, if it's a bracing or post-base issue — we'll assess and tell you honestly if it needs more than a repair.
Do you work on colorbond as well as timber pergolas?
We handle timber pergola repairs; colorbond frame issues are assessed case-by-case depending on the fix needed.
Can this be bundled with deck maintenance?
Yes, pergola and deck work are commonly quoted and done together in the same visit.
How often should a timber pergola be restained?
Similar to decking, roughly every 12-18 months in Sydney's climate to stop greying and cracking.