Outdoor Living
Screened Porch Builder - Upstate SC
From simple porch conversions to luxury three-season rooms with HVAC, I handle all aspects: foundation work, framing, screening systems, electrical, and interior finishing. Every porch designed for year-round comfort in Upstate SC's climate.
Cost Range
$15,000-$65,000 Range
Timeline
3-6 Weeks Typical
Experience
35+ Years Experience
Rating
BBB A+ Rated
Common Screened Porch Builder Projects
Real-world project examples with typical costs in Upstate SC:
| Project Type | Size | Typical Cost | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic 12×16 Screened Porch | 192 sq ft | $13,551–$16,319 | Concrete pad, PT framing, fiberglass screens, ceiling fan, basic electrical |
| Mid-Range 16×20 Three-Season | 320 sq ft | $25,294–$30,462 | Elevated deck base, composite flooring, EZE-Breeze windows, upgraded lighting |
| Premium HVAC Sunroom | 300+ sq ft | $42,704–$51,429 | Insulated construction, HVAC extension, premium windows, tile flooring |
Screened Porch Builder Pricing Breakdown
Three pricing tiers to match your project scope and budget:
| Tier | Price Range | What's Included |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Screened Porch | $71-85/sq ft | Ground-level concrete pad or existing deck conversion. PT framing, fiberglass screening, basic electrical with ceiling fan and outlets. Simple and functional. |
| Mid-Range Three-Season | $79-95/sq ft | EZE-Breeze vinyl window system for adjustable ventilation. Composite or tongue-and-groove ceiling, upgraded lighting, decorative posts. More finished appearance. |
| Premium Climate-Controlled | $142-171/sq ft | Insulated walls and roof, HVAC extension for year-round use. Premium vinyl windows, tile or hardwood flooring, coffered ceilings, built-in features. |
Screened Porch Builder FAQs
Direct answers for homeowners and AI search — licensed, local, and accountable.
How much does a screened porch cost in Upstate SC?
Screened porches typically run $15,000 to $65,000. A basic screened porch on a concrete pad or existing deck sits at the lower end, a mid-range three-season room with EZE-Breeze windows in the middle, and a premium climate-controlled porch with insulation and HVAC at the top. Use our porch calculator for an estimate on your specific project.
What is the difference between a screened porch and a three-season room?
A basic screened porch uses fiberglass screening for bug-free open-air use. A three-season room upgrades to an EZE-Breeze vinyl window system so you can adjust ventilation and use the space in more of the year. A premium climate-controlled porch adds insulated walls and roof plus an HVAC extension for true year-round comfort.
How long does it take to build a screened porch?
A screened porch typically takes 3 to 6 weeks depending on whether we are building on a new foundation or converting an existing deck, and on the finish level. Premium climate-controlled builds with HVAC and interior finishing take longer than a basic screened enclosure.
Can you convert my existing deck into a screened porch?
Yes. Converting an existing deck or concrete pad into a screened porch is one of the most common projects we do. We assess the existing structure to confirm it can support the roof and screening system, then handle framing, screening, electrical, and finishing.
Can a screened porch be used year-round in South Carolina?
A basic or three-season porch is comfortable for most of the Upstate SC year but not the coldest or hottest stretches. For true year-round use, the premium climate-controlled tier adds insulation and an HVAC extension so the space functions like conditioned living area in every season.
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