Can I purchase directly from Yardistry?

Yes, Yardistry does offer direct sales.

Can my Gazebo be secured to a concrete slab or deck?

Yardistry includes Post Mounts with our structures which gives you the flexibility to permanently install your structure to a pre-existing or new wood or concrete surface. The hardware to attach the Post Mount to the structure is included. The hardware to mount the structure permanently will need to be purchased separately at your local hardware store.

What do I need to do to protect/maintain the wood on my product?

We recommend applying a water sealant approximately 3 months after assembly and on a yearly basis after that. This will help maintain the wood and protect against weathering. Please note: We do not recommend using an oil based product.

Parts arrived damaged, how can I get replacements?

Yardistry will process a replacement request as soon as possible. To get started, fill out the request form on the Parts Replacement page.

Does Yardistry sell replacement parts?

We do offer quotes for replacement parts for our customers who experience damages that are not covered under warranty. We do not sell additional parts.

Where can I find the instruction manual online?

You can find instruction manuals on the pages for individual products. For older structures, find your product on the Instruction Manuals page.

What is the warranty?

Yardistry warrants that our products are free from defect in materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the original date of purchase. See the instruction manual for full warranty details.

Outdoor Structure Planning Guide

We want your new structure to be a seamless, enjoyable addition to your outdoor space. This guide walks you through the essential steps for a smooth installation.

1. Check Your Homeowners Association & Permit Requirements

We recommend doing this before anything else—it takes just a few minutes and can save a lot of hassle down the road.

Homeowner Association Members Review your Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, enforced by your homeowners' association or submit a request for approval before ordering. Most HOAs approve standard gazebos once they see the specs, but approval times vary.

Permits & Zoning A quick call to your local building department helps determine if you need a permit for the structure size or electrical additions. Confirm local zoning rules and setbacks from property lines or fences.

Pro Tip: Have your structure's dimensions handy when you call—most departments can give you a quick answer on the spot.

2. Double-Check Your Measurements

● Confirm the full footprint and height fit your space, including roof overhangs.
● Verify distance from home, trees, pools, and property lines.
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Make sure your footer placement and measurements are accurate before building — getting these right sets the foundation for everything else.
● Ensure delivery vehicles and crews can access the area through gates or pathways.

3. Set Up Your Site for Success

A little site prep goes a long way toward long-term performance.

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Call 811 before any digging to locate underground utilities.
●Choose a flat, level area with good drainage.
●Consider climate and sun exposure for thoughtful placement and anchoring.
●Plan for a solid foundation (concrete slab or pavers) before assembly. A concrete base with footers is required for building your new structure.
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Avoid any delays by making sure your site is cleared of any debris or trees overhanging

4. Plan Your Installation

● Decide between DIY or professional Yardistry installation.
● Choose an anchoring method suited to your area.
● Create a timeline to ensure the site is ready before delivery.

5. Get Ready for Delivery

● Have someone 18+ available to receive the shipment.
● Clear a staging area for boxed components.
● Ensure the delivery path is fully accessible
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For installation orders a minimum of 3 feet clearance from driveway to the backyard is required