Amish Country GazebosReviews of amishgazebos.com

We shopped. A local firm didn't come even close to the customer service we got with Amish Country. A brochure and video were in the mail instantly and a phone call from Mel followed two days later. We found the "build your gazebo" on line to be so easy-then follow up conversation with Mel again, saved us probably $1500 in labor. He recommended the cement floor/deck plan-it is absolutely perfect for our setting. The plans sent with the brochure were so exact, when the gazebo was delivered, it was up in 2 and 1/2 days! And as the final touches were being completed, a question about the ceiling fan, again, through Mel was answered promptly. We could not be happier!!!!

From the very first communication everything went smoothly. The company was very patient in waiting for a contractor on our end to finish the concrete slab for placement of the gazebo. The 2 young men who installed it were finished the same day and were perfect gentlemen ! Do not hesitate to use this company. You will be extremely happy with the results and the cost. Kudos to Jonathan in production for his great communication skills.

My family, children and grand children, pitched in assembled, wired it in afternoon. Best excuse for a non holiday get together.

Not much to say about the company which provided the kit. The company literature stated something about it coming together in four hours. Sure-- with a crew of 10 men holding ten drills--maybe. It took us about a month and we had to hire someone with a hammer drill to finish it to our rock foundation. We did all the hard work of putting it together and it wasn't easy. The black and white photos on the directions are horrid. Of course, we enjoy everything about it and it was worth every misplaced screw, minor incident and band-aid.

The Johnson Lake Trail Committee is working on completing a 10 mile Hike and Bike Trail that will encircle the lake. So far we have assembled two of the 10-foot Amish Country Gazebo kits along the trail. The gazebos are located on high spots with a view that looks out over the lake. They have become rest stops for those using the trail and gathering spots for quiet conversation. In our application the gazebos are open to the public. They were easy to put up, look great, have withstood Nebraska's summer storms and winter blizzards, and have taken the wear and tear of public use. We plan to add two more gazebos as we complete the trail around the lake. You can be assured they will be from Amish Country Gazebo!