Open Porch in High Point NC Featured in House Beautiful

Our recent open porch addition in Old Emerywood will keep admirers going to Carolina in their mind.

This High Point NC open porch transformation is the epitome of Southern charm. This elegant home was recently featured in House Beautiful for the furniture market show in High Point. Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad designed this open porch to maintain the upscale, traditional style of the home and the surrounding landscape.

View from backyard looking into covered porch in High Point NC recently completed in Old Emerywood subd.

This High Point NC Open Porch is Stylish and Functional

The porch features accommodate both a living and a dining space. Adding to the functionality of the expansive porch design, is convenient access to the home’s interior by way of three separate French doors. The porch also offers easy access to the backyard.

The open porch features ample space for outdoor dining, relaxing and entertaining.

Complementary Materials Meld the New Porch with the Existing Home

We used a custom, medium bronze metal roof to complement the copper window accent and downspouts. Fiberglass columns and wooden rafters offer the elegance of a by-gone era to the brand-new porch. The porch interior features a ply-bead ceiling, painted blue in the tradition of Southern porches. The washed brick, used on the home’s façade, adds an air of nostalgia inside the open porch.

Cozy seating vignette on open porch in High Point, NC built by Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad.

Custom Porch Design Touches, the Hallmark of Experience

Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad placed the rafters closer together than traditional open porch designs in order to accommodate the span. The decorative, shaped rafter tails mimic the aesthetic of a pergola. This design detail that might have been lost on other porch builders.

A Protected Space without the Fuss of Full Enclosure

This covered porch offers the benefit of circulating fresh air with the bonus of a roof that provides shelter from the elements. Ceiling fans are a smart addition to any covered porch in the Piedmont Triad area. They provide ample air circulation to keep the temperatures pleasant. On very hot days, just add a glass of sweet tea to remain cool.

Southern Charm by Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad.

A Porch for the Ages, and One with all the Southern Charm of Carolina

These High Point NC homeowners are looking forward to enjoying their new outdoor living space for many years to come. They now have an ideal space to enjoy the outdoors without the worry of inclement weather or the hot summer sun. When you think of the perfect open porch to spend an afternoon, this porch will have you going to Carolina in your mind!

Beautiful covered porch in Old Emerywood in High Point, NC by Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad. — Beautiful covered porch in Old Emerywood in High Point NC by Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad.

Search for Porch Builders Near Me and Choose Archadeck

Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad can design an outdoor living space that will bring beauty and function into your own backyard, season after season, year after year. Please contact Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad to learn more about our one-of-a-kind porch and open porch designs.

Call to schedule a design consultation today at (336) 664 – 1332
piedmonttriad@archadeck.net.

Also read: Is winter the best time to build a porch?

March 11, 2011August 8, 2019

March is the time to prepare for outdoor living!

The month of March; when March comes in like a lion it goes out like a lamb, mad as a March hare, beware the ides of March, March madness and my favorite March winds and April showers bring forth May flowers. Almost everyone is ready to celebrate the arrival of Spring on March 20 and we at Archadeck are ready to help you get that great outdoor structure you need to make sure you get the most out the beautiful spring and summer days that lie ahead.

Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad is your choice Winston Salem and Greensboro area deck builder.

Archadeck can help you in a variety ways. We custom design and custom build. We can help you get some shade with one of our pergolas. Stay away from the pesky bugs with a screened porch. Replace that tired old deck with a new one build out of a variety of choices such as composites or tropical hardwoods. Jazz up your deck with custom rails, benches and planters. We also can add a patio with an outdoor kitchen. How about waterproofing the underside of your current deck and making it in to a screened room? There are numerous options and our designers are ready to help you realize your dream for more outdoor living.

Let’s get started soon so we can help you be ready to relax and enjoy the great outside. Contact us and one of our design consultants will be happy to work with you and yours to get your outdoor dream realized. We will look forward to hearing from you soon.

September 14, 2010

September and Fall Outdoor Living.

Supposedly the calendar reads September but with exception of the cooler nights and the yellowing of the poor trees looking for a little rain not much seems to have changed weather wise. Yet we are only 1 week away from the official Autumnal Equinox. This started me musing about the equinoxes both Spring and Fall and that twice yearly 24 hour span of equal amount of night and day. In Autumn the days then become shorter and obviously the nights become longer. There are lots of folks who begin to vocally dread the coming of fall and then worst winter; perhaps they are thinking of being trapped indoors in the colder months. I, however, embrace the beginning of the shorter days for many reasons; the sky is much bluer with wispy clouds and cool breezes. Mother Nature starts her last arboreal fashion show with all the gorgeous yellows, oranges, and reds she will dress her tree children in. Sunsets are stunning in the fall, the best of the year, and the night stars seem to twinkle and sparkle with glee.

There is still plenty of time for outdoor living this year. We humans have become oh so inventive and creative with all things to keep us warm and cozy outside on chilly nights. Outdoor fireplaces, fire pits, chimineas, and decorative propane table top heaters all add warmth to the surroundings. Lots of options exist for specialized outdoor lighting. The list goes on and for all the ways you can continue to experience the glorious days remain this year.

The also good news is if you have a deck, screened porch, covered porch, pergola with a polycarbonate roof or sunroom you can make it cool weather ready with the addition of some type of heater and enjoy in the fall. Plus there is an added bonus in it is much easier to sweep those leaves rather that rake then. More time to enjoy outdoor living. See you on the deck looking at that amazing sunset.

July 8, 2010

Hot Weather Outdoor Living

The hot temperatures outside don’t have to be an issue and keep you indoors. We are so acclimated to having the AC blasting during these “hot spells”; we forget that lots of us grew up during a time when central air conditioning was not readily available. Most families sought outdoor living to escape the long hot summers; sitting, rocking on the front porch, watching the fireflies come out and visiting with the neighbors. In our “gotta have it now” world so many of our summer memories are just that, memories. I wonder what the young generation of today will reminisce about when they think of their summers. Sitting in front of the TV or computer, playing a video game?

I still enjoy sitting outside in the evenings under our shade pergola with the fan stirring up a little air, reading, sipping a cold drink and chatting with my spouse. You are really fortunate if you have a screened porch with a ceiling fan to escape the insects and the sun. I think retreating to the outdoors and sitting on you front, side or screened porch is great idea. Bring out a couple of portable fans, give the kids a popsicle and turn on the sprinkler. The kids won’t complain and you’ll enjoy watching them play in the water. You just might want to run through the sprinkler a time or two yourself. In other words, if you have outdoor living space use it, enjoy it and stop having “reverse cabin fever”. Reclaim your youth and summer. When you walk back in the house you might even feel chilly because of the air conditioning setting, and go a little green by setting up the temperature a degree or more.

Don’t waste time complaining about how hot it is. Try to find some ways to recapture those summer memories. Besides before you know it winter will come and you’ll be wishing for hot weather again.

April 22, 2010

Why build a 3-Season Room?

Most homeowners know the basic difference between screened porches, 3-season rooms and sunrooms. So I won’t insult your intelligence, however, I would like to tell you why a 3-season room in this climate is a fabulous addition to any home. We live in an area of the country that is temperate ( yes, I hear you this past winter was extremely cold). Screened porches are great and they keep the bugs out and allow the breeze in, but when winter arrives they mostly go unused. In the Piedmont Triad of NC by upgrading your screened porch to a 3-season room you will achieve almost year round use of your room. If your home has a southern exposure, even better, you have a green heat source during the day. When you add a gas log fireplace, or other heat source, you achieve an all year round usable room.

Archadeck uses a product called Eze-Breeze windows that allows you the versatility of a screened porch and a 3-season at the same time. This product will add a little more cost to your screened porch, but the benefits are well worth it. Imagine you and your loved ones enjoying the view and relaxing during the coldest months of the year.

Well you can. Just give Archadeck a call to learn more about 3-season rooms. and how we can help you get one.

April 21, 2010September 28, 2023

Designing a Screened Porch with a Professional Porch Builder

Archadeck has been a trusted Greensboro porch builder for over three decades, and we are ready to help you design and build your ideal porch.

If you have always wanted a screened porch and are ready to build one, you might wonder how to begin. When designing a screened porch, there are a few things to consider in order to achieve a beautiful porch design. As your Greensboro porch builder, Archadeck will help you arrive at your best and final porch design.

Among these considerations is:

Size and orientation – Your intended usage is one key to determining the proper porch size. This can also dictate where you choose to build your porch. From where inside your home will your porch be best accessed? One room, multiple rooms, second story, or first floor?
Architectural compatibility with your existing home – Your home’s existing style will often help you decide on the materials used to build your porch. Will you paint it to match your home or the trim on your home? Will you use materials that complement, rather than match? What porch roof style will best accommodate your existing roof?
Amenities and upgrades – Would you like a low-maintenance porch with composite deck flooring and aluminum or vinyl railings? Would you like a porch fireplace and full electrical installation for lighting and fans?
Your budget – Budget will be a major determining factor in your final porch design. It can dictate size, materials, and amenities.

Greensboro porch builders — Rustic screen porch design by Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad

A well designed and well-built screened porch should add value, function, character, and enjoyment to your home. It should invite your outdoors in comfort and style.

If you are searching for porch builders in Greensboro NC, Archadeck is ready to earn your business.

Since 1991, Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad has been building custom screened porches. We are happy to guide you through the design and build process. Archadeck is North America’s leading builder of outdoor living spaces and offers the best warranties in the business. Call us today at 336-664-1332 for your complimentary design consultation.

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