Time to liven up that porch so you can spend more time outdoors? Porch Conversion of Seneca has the know-how, design specialists and skilled installers to help you realize your dream. Award-winning customer service, courteous crews, and designs that blend well with your home sum up to a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Call us today for details. Our service area includes Seneca, Clemson and Greenville, SC as well as Hartwell, Anderson, Lavonia and Toccoa, GA. Call us today at 864-888-1620.
Amazing views of Chattahoochee National Forest (or just your own backyard)
Simply gorgeous. Light and airy sunroom with EZE Breeze Windows
Stunning 3 Season Sunroom from Porch Conversion of Seneca
Second floor sunroom, first floor shaded porch combo
Crafted wooden stairway with a spacious sunroom
Let nature in, keep those pesky critters out.
Unique upstairs sunroom accents stately elegance
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A sunroom is really an extra living room for your home
Tasteful decor with special view
Sunroom-deck combo for indoor and outdoor fun
Easy access to your sunroom playground
This has WOW! factor in a sunroom
Distinctive rustic decor sets your sunroom apart from others
A sunroom is a great value-add to your home
EZE Breeze windows popularity is their durability and easy-to-clean construction
What are my options when ordering a sunroom?
Sunrooms can be either ordered as complete kits supplied by several sunroom manufacturers or for a
better look, most homeowners prefer a custom designed sunroom. This allows for maximum glass viewand
minimal
What if I already have a porch or a screen room?
This is a quite simple and inexpensive way to add value to your home. A qualified builder should be able
illustrate what your porch conversion will look like. The sunroom designer will consider the structural
integrity of the existing porch and retrofit window units appropriate for three seasons or four season use.
What kind of framing should be used to construct a sunroom?
Most sunroom and porch designers recommend a high grade aluminum extrusion with a minimum gauge of .
045. This eliminates the bulky appearance of traditional wood framing.
What is the difference between a 3 season and 4 season sunroom?
Simply said, a 4 season sunroom is considered to be a habitable, year round living space. It is heated
and/or cooled, insulated, and includes appropriate electrical outlets. Foundation requirements are
generally more stringent for a 4 season room than a 3 season room. 3 season rooms differ in this sense:
Because they are not heated, the room is considered non habitable.
Generally the window unit sashes are made of 10ml. polyvinyl. One manufacturer of these panels is PGT
Industries, which promotes the EZE-Breeze system. EZE-Breeze is a 4 track window that allows for 75%
ventilation. Other 3 season rooms use single glazed glass or acrylic. Acrylic is 18 times stronger than glass
and works well in hurricane prone areas. A 3season room has noticeable benefits compared to just a
screen or open porch. Enclosing the room keeps dust, dirt, and pollen out. Homeowners frequently use
cloth based furniture out in the sunroom when they know they are able to close off the area.
How about screen options?
While all of our windows come standard with screens, we recommend choosing BetterVue screens to maximize the clarity of your view and keep out those pesky no-seeums, black flies, and gnats!
How long does it take to build a sunroom or do a porch conversion?
A complete sunroom, roof, walls, and foundation generally takes about 3 weeks. This includes time for the settling of concrete and tile as well as building inspections and approvals. A “walls under” conversion wherein there is already an existing porch roof and foundation can typically be completed in 2 – 3 days.
If I am planning a new sunroom or patio enclosure, what’s a recommended size?
Obviously everyone’s needs are different, but the general guideline depends on furniture arrangement. If
you plan on having, say a couch, loveseat, and dining area, we suggest approximately 200 square feet.
What will add the most value to my home?
A four season sunroom will by far add the most value because it is heated square footage and will be appraised accordingly when the property is marketed for sale.
Are there any options that should be considered for an all season sunroom?
Yes. No matter what climate you live in, consider purchasing the best low-e coating available such as LoE Cardinal Glass 365. This maximizes the insulation factor of your glass windows, keeping you warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
How do I choose a reliable contractor for my sunroom or porch conversion project?
Our best advice first: Choose a contractor that specializes in sunrooms and porch conversions. The contractor should preferably be licensed. He or she should have multiple references readily available at the initial meeting. How long have the technicians been with the company?
Your Porch Conversion of Seneca expert consultant will expertly guide you through the building process to avoid those unpleasant last-minute surprises. In fact, our commitment to superior customer service has earned us four consecutive Angie’s List Customer Service Awards.
Get started by calling Porch Conversion of Seneca at (864) 888-1620. You can also request an appointment using our online form.
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