David and his team did a fabulous job redoing and new roof in my Carolina room. I used to hate that room because of the heat and floods every time it rains. New roof screens and vinyl’s cleaned up looking like new. Now I can enjoy my room year round. No worries how hot the room will get. I was recommended by a neighbor here in South Creek as they had their room redone. The team was very thorough and made sure everything was done perfectly. I would highly recommend him and his team from back porch designs
Screen & Storm Enclosures
Sunroom Installation in Myrtle Beach, SC
Back Porch Designs And Repairs installs custom sunrooms for Myrtle Beach, SC homeowners who want year-round indoor-outdoor living.
- Adds livable square footage to your home without a full room addition
- Keeps out coastal humidity, salt air, insects, and UV exposure year-round
- Connects to your existing roofline and foundation for a built-in, finished look
- Increases property appeal in a coastal market where buyers seek indoor-outdoor spaces
- One expert handles design and build start to finish, so nothing falls through the cracks
- Turns an unused patio or back porch into a comfortable, functional room
Expert Sunroom Installation in Myrtle Beach, SC
A sunroom installation gives Myrtle Beach homeowners a fully enclosed, glass-wrapped space that connects to the home and works in every season. Coastal conditions here make unprotected patios hard to use for much of the year. High humidity, salt air, intense sun, and summer insects push most outdoor spaces to the sidelines. A properly built sunroom solves that by creating a climate-controlled room with large windows that let in natural light while blocking the elements. At Back Porch Designs And Repairs, David Heath handles every sunroom project personally. With over 40 years of hands-on experience, he manages design and build from the first site visit through final installation. You deal with one expert the entire time, not a rotating crew or a sales team that hands you off. We serve homeowners across Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Conway, Pawleys Island, Murrels Inlet, Little River, Longs, Aynor, and Florence. If you are ready to add a real room to your home, contact us to get started.
What's included
- Adds livable square footage to your home without a full room addition
- Keeps out coastal humidity, salt air, insects, and UV exposure year-round
- Connects to your existing roofline and foundation for a built-in, finished look
- Increases property appeal in a coastal market where buyers seek indoor-outdoor spaces
- One expert handles design and build start to finish, so nothing falls through the cracks
- Turns an unused patio or back porch into a comfortable, functional room
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Sunroom Installation FAQ
Common questions about sunroom installation in Myrtle Beach, SC.
Yes, a fully enclosed sunroom in Myrtle Beach can be used year-round when it is built with insulated walls and connected to a heating and cooling source. The mild coastal climate makes this easier here than in most other parts of the country.
A sunroom is a fully enclosed structure with solid walls, a roof system, and glass or acrylic windows that can be climate controlled. A screen room uses open mesh panels and is not insulated or sealed against the elements the way a sunroom is.
A sunroom built with corrosion-resistant framing and materials suited for coastal conditions holds up well to Myrtle Beach's salt air and high humidity. Choosing the right materials at the design stage is what separates a durable installation from one that deteriorates quickly.
Yes, we install sunrooms across the surrounding area including North Myrtle Beach, Conway, Little River, Longs, Murrels Inlet, Pawleys Island, Aynor, and Florence. Call us to confirm service availability at your specific address.
You work directly with David Heath from the first conversation through the completed build. He handles the design and installation himself, so there is no handoff between a salesperson and a separate crew.
In many cases, yes, an existing porch or patio can serve as the foundation for a sunroom addition. The suitability depends on the current structure, and David will assess your specific space before any work begins.
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