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Pergolas & Outdoor prices in Cyprus

The cost of a wooden pergola or deck in Cyprus depends on its size, the timber, the roof type and site conditions. The ranges below are set by our team from recent quotes.

Every pergolas & outdoor project is different in size, materials and finishes, so we price it after a free site visit and measurement. Call or WhatsApp us for a first idea.

How we price your project

  1. Call or WhatsApp us — we can give you a first idea over the phone.
  2. A craftsman visits for free and takes exact measurements.
  3. You receive a written, itemised quote. No obligation.

What affects the price

Size

Pergolas are usually priced by covered area and decks by square metre.

Timber

Pressure-treated pine is the most economical; thermowood and hardwoods such as iroko cost more but need less maintenance.

Roof and shading

Open slats are the simplest; shade sails, reed, polycarbonate or adjustable louvres add cost.

Foundations and fixings

Concrete footings, anchoring to walls and stainless fixings near the sea all affect price.

Access and site conditions

Sloping ground, roof terraces and restricted access can add time.

Finishing

Factory-applied stain or oil versus finishing on site.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a wooden pergola cost in Cyprus?

It depends on the covered area, timber, roof type, foundations and access. Every project is priced after a free site visit and measurement, when you receive an exact written quote. For a first idea, call or WhatsApp us with photos and rough sizes.

Which wood lasts longest outdoors in Cyprus?

Thermowood and durable hardwoods such as iroko last longest with the least maintenance. Pressure-treated pine is more economical and performs well when finished and maintained regularly.

Do I need a permit for a pergola in Cyprus?

Smaller open pergolas often do not, but larger or covered structures may need approval. Rules vary, so check with your local authority; your craftsman will flag anything that might need permission.

How long does it take to build a pergola?

Most pergolas are installed in a few days once the timber is prepared. From approval to completion it is typically 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the season.

What decking is best around a swimming pool?

Hardwood, thermowood and quality composite boards with a grooved or textured surface are good choices around pools because they cope with water and give better grip.

Planning a project?

Get a free site visit and a written quote from a vetted craftsman in your area.