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Handcrafted outdoor structures, designed and installed for homes throughout Monmouth County and the Jersey Shore.
The best backyards are not simply landscaped — they are built to be used. A well-placed structure gives a property somewhere to gather, somewhere to cook and eat, and somewhere to get out of the afternoon sun without everyone heading back indoors.
Pool houses, pavilions and pergolas each answer that differently. A pool house adds enclosed space at the water’s edge. A pavilion creates a substantial covered room that stands on its own in the yard. A pergola defines an area and filters the light without closing it in. On larger properties it is common to end up with more than one.
Every structure is handcrafted by Amish builders and finished to suit the property it sits on — proportioned to the space, matched to the materials and lines of the house, and built to look right for as long as you own it.
A pool house turns the area around the water into a proper destination rather than somewhere people pass through. It gives swimmers a place to change, keeps towels, floats, pumps and chemicals out of the weather and out of the garage, and adds a shaded spot to sit between swims.
Layouts range from a straightforward changing room with covered storage to a fully finished space with a bathroom, a bar or kitchenette, and a covered porch facing the pool. Windows, doors, siding, roofing and trim are all specified to match the house, so the finished building reads as part of the property rather than something added to it.
A pavilion gives a backyard genuine covered living space — open on all sides, with a real roof overhead. It is the structure most often chosen for outdoor dining and entertaining, because it stays usable in full sun and holds up through a passing shower.
Timber frame, standard and lean-to designs are available in cedar, pressure-treated wood or vinyl, with options including privacy walls, transom windows, decorative trim and a choice of shingle or standing-seam metal roofing. Size, placement and roof pitch are set to suit the space and the home it sits near.
A pergola adds architecture to an outdoor space without enclosing it. Set over a patio, along a walkway or beside the pool, it draws a boundary around a seating or dining area and filters the light through the hottest part of the day.
Vinyl and wood options are available in flat or arched profiles, freestanding or attached to the house, with reinforced posts, privacy panels and retractable shade fabric where more coverage is wanted. It is often the simplest way to make a large open patio feel like a room.
Backyard Structures serves homeowners throughout many of Monmouth County’s most distinctive communities. Explore the locations below to learn more about custom pool houses, pavilions and pergolas available for your area.
No two backyards call for the same structure. It is worth starting with how the space is actually used — where the sun falls through the afternoon, how people move between the house, the patio and the pool, and what the yard is missing rather than what would simply fill it.
From there it becomes a question of fit. Roof lines, siding, trim and colour are chosen to echo the house. Scale is set so the structure anchors the space without crowding it. Where a property already has a patio, an outdoor kitchen or established planting, placement is worked out around what is already there.
Every building is made to order, which means the finished structure suits the property rather than the property having to accommodate the structure.
