Porch and Sunroom Additions In Greenville, SC

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Porch and Sunroom Additions

The temperate climate of Upstate South Carolina makes adding a screened-in porch or sunroom to your home a fantastic way to create a peaceful, versatile space that connects you with the outdoors and can be used year-round. These additions enhance your home's livability and comfort, increase property value, and offer an ideal spot for entertaining, relaxing, or enjoying natural light. Features such as bifolding doors, wood-burning fireplace, ceiling-mounted heaters, and grilling areas can turn these spaces into the favorite, and most comfortable, part of the home.

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Porch addition in Greenville, SC vaulted ceilings with tongue and groove ceilings, composite decking, custom corbels, screened in porch with blue walls
Greenville, SC porch renovation covered porch with tongue and groove ceiling, vaulted ceilings, pool, concrete floors
Sunlit enclosed porch with large windows, wicker furniture, a TV above a fireplace, and a ceiling fan.

Our Favorite Porch & Sunroom Features

  • Covered patio with black outdoor dining table and four chairs, overlooking a backyard with a swimming pool, lounge chairs, and lush green trees.

    Tongue and Groove Ceilings + Electric Heaters

  • Interior view of a living space with brick fireplace, mounted flat-screen TV, brick kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and a windowed wall with a wooden side table and lamp.

    Fireplace + Outdoor Kitchen

  • A white house with a screened-in porch or sunroom added to the back. The porch has a pitched roof, screened walls, and a wooden railing. There are stairs leading up to the porch, a small tree in the foreground, and a well-maintained lawn. Trees and blue sky are visible in the background.

    Decorative Porch Skirt

  • Cozy outdoor sitting area with wicker and upholstered furniture, a wall-mounted TV, potted plants, and sliding glass doors leading to indoor space.

    Shake Accent wall with Bifolding doors

  • A modern kitchen with a concrete countertop, white cabinets, a brick wall, and wooden ceiling beams, featuring a row of yellow bar stools along the counter and plants on the counter near windows.

    Concrete Countertops with Bar Seating

  • Modern outdoor kitchen with a white patterned island, three barstools in white and blue, a red retro-style refrigerator, and a high ceiling with a ceiling fan. There is a sitting area with chairs, a sofa, and a TV mounted on a brick wall in the background, with large windows and greenery outside.

    Outdoor Kitchen

  • An enclosed balcony or porch with large glass windows, wooden ceiling with exposed beams, and a wooden dining table with benches, overlooking trees and greenery outside.

    Exposed Rafters

  • Sunroom with wicker sofa, two ceiling fans, a small table with a chair, and large windows showing a backyard with a white fence and trees.

    Floor to Ceiling Screens

  • Sunroom with large windows, blue cushions, and throw pillows on a built-in white bench, overlooking a backyard with trees and a brick patio.

    Custom Day Bed + French Doors

Resources if You’re Considering a Porch Addition

Frequently Asked Questions

  • At Owners Choice, we are a design-build contractor specializing in full scale, custom designed porches and sunrooms.

  • If you’re looking for the turnkey approach rooted the commitment to exceptional quality and client experience, we’re the ideal contractor for you.

  • A 15 × 15 covered porch addition will start in the $50-60K range. Once custom features such as screening, fireplace, heaters, and tongue a groove ceilings are added the cost will be in the $90K to $150K+.

    Sunroom costs will generally start in the $60-80K range and depending on size, interior materials, windows, and HVAC needs can be in the 100K+ range.

  • The main difference is that a porch isn’t finished square footage, while a sunroom generally is. Where a porch will have screens or a retractable window system, a sunroom will have windows, finished flooring such as hardwoods, and will have drywall, trim and paint to match the interior of the home. Typically a sunroom will also have HVAC installed in the form of a vent from the home, or a minisplit single room HVAC system.

  • There are several options that can greatly enhance your porch experience. Electric or gas ceiling mounted heaters come at a lower cost point than a fireplace, and generally do a much better job at heating the space, allowing you to enjoy it almost year round. A quality composite deck material like Trex or Timbertech is an added cost but is comfortable on the feet, won’t splinter or warp, and takes minimal maintenance. Lastly, quality screens are an excellent investment in keeping pesky bugs to a minimum.

  • A porch addition that ties in easily to the home and doesn’t incorporate any premium details (fireplace, outdoor kitchen, etc) should take 8-10 weeks. A porch that includes premium features, has a high level of complexity due to the lot or tying in to the house, or has a high level of finish required will typically take 12-16 weeks.

  • Yes, you can generally live in your home during the porch or sunroom addition renovation, as long as the layout of the home allows for clear dividing of living and construction space, and there isn’t significant impact to the roofline.

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