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Jared Hebert
New to Angi

Serving Orange, TX and surrounding areas

Approved

Emergency services offered

Small jobs welcome

’m a skilled frame carpenter with over 10 years of experience building with wood and bringing projects from plans to reality. I do much more than framing, including installing windows and doors, doing trim work, roofing, and handling a wide range of home repairs. I’m comfortable operating heavy equipment like tractors, telehandlers, forklifts, and skid steers, and I’m confident with most hand and pneumatic tools on a job site. I also have practical experience in mechanics, HVAC installation, plumbing, and small electrical work, and I regularly fix things on my own vehicles and around the house. I learn best hands-on, pick up new skills fast when shown once, and I’m strong at troubleshooting and figuring out how things work so I can solve problems efficiently.

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Pergolas and gazebos are both outdoor structures, but there are differences between the two. A pergola has a slatted roof that allows partial sunlight to filter through, creating a light and airy space. In contrast, a gazebo features a solid roof that provides complete shade. This key difference influences the comfort and visual appeal of your outdoor space.

Prefabricated pergola kits require one to four hours of assembly, while custom pergola designs take an average of eight to 16 hours. Additional groundwork, such as pouring a concrete slab, leveling the site, and removing obstructions, may extend the installation process to several weeks, ensuring a secure and long-lasting build.

A standard pergola kit ships with everything you need—four support posts, rafters, top runners, support beams, and hardware for anchoring the frame to a concrete pad. Many manufacturers also bundle add-ons like retractable canopies, privacy screens, or modular sections that let you tweak the footprint. Because each part is pre-cut and labeled, the kit helps you—or your contractor—assemble a sturdy, attractive structure without extra trips to the hardware store.

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