B&T Properties (470) 863-3707
Newly built wood deck with a screened porch enclosure on the back of a brick home

Owner-operated · Screened porches · Deck + roof + screens

Screened Porch Sandy Springs, GAFulton County · Chattahoochee River · Huntcliff · Riverside

Before: old weathered reddish-brown wood deck, worn boards
Before
After: finished deck staircase with white railing
After

Screened porch Sandy Springs, GA: turn your Sandy Springs deck or patio into a bug-free outdoor room. Owner-operated, with a free written estimate.

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After: Finished deck staircase with white railingFinished deck with steps down to a concrete patio areaFinished small deck with patio furniture and paver walkway

★★★★★ 31 Google reviews as of Nov 2026 — “Great workmanship, fair pricing, and excellent customer service.” Read reviews

Porches · Sandy Springs, GA

A porch in Sandy Springs

Want evenings in Sandy Springs without the bugs?

A good porch is built twice over: a solid floor and a solid roof. B&T builds porches in Sandy Springs and sorts out the roofline, screening, flooring and doors with you before the work is priced.

A Sandy Springs porch is often designed as a true outdoor room, with finishes, trim and a roofline that match the home; homeowners should confirm any applicable buffer rules with the county.

Sandy Springs includes established neighborhoods like Huntcliff, Riverside and Grogans Bluff. It is mostly single-family suburban housing with some townhomes and newer infill, and many homeowners here want finishes that match the house.

The roof is the first thing to decide for a porch by Huntcliff or Riverside, since it affects the street view and what the structure must carry. After that come the floor and screens.

Outdoor living, bug-free

A porch you will actually use

These images come straight from B&T jobs involving screened porches and roofed decks. In each, the floor had to be solid and the roof had to suit the house.

Gray deck with white railing and an enclosed porch on the back of a brick house
Finished screened porch interior with white railings and a vaulted ceiling with fan
Rear of a gray house with a new screened porch addition and shingled roof

Our pictures are genuine B&T project shots taken elsewhere in the North Georgia region, possibly outside Sandy Springs.

Price & estimate

What a porch costs in Sandy Springs

The price of a porch in Sandy Springs depends on four things: the structure underneath, the roofline, the screening and the finishes. A simple gable-roof porch on a sound deck is one job, and a porch with a vaulted ceiling, fan wiring and composite flooring is another. We price yours after a visit.

What is included

What a porch project covers

Signs to look for

Is a screened porch right for you?

A screened porch suits the situations below, so see how many sound like home.

Fulton County · terrain & local rules

Local conditions in Sandy Springs

Parts of Sandy Springs sit near the Chattahoochee River corridor and local streams, which makes buffers and clearing limits a real part of planning a deck. Many lots are wooded and sloped toward the water.

Homeowners should confirm with the county whether tree removal or work near a stream affects their porch plans. For a porch near the water, ask the county which requirements apply to your property.

A Sandy Springs deck usually needs to look as good as the house, so we start with proportions, railing style and a premium surface such as composite instead of a generic box.

Areas you may know in Sandy Springs include Huntcliff, Riverside, Grogans Bluff and Aberdeen Forest. Main routes through the area include Roswell Road, Abernathy Road and Johnson Ferry Road.

Materials & options

Roof, screens and floor: composite or wood?

Most porches are built with a roof that ties into the house, either a gable roof or a lower shed roof, and the roofline determines how the porch looks from the street. Screening ranges from standard fiberglass mesh to heavier pet-resistant mesh. The floor can be treated wood or composite boards, and the choice affects both the look and the upkeep.

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How it works

How a screened porch project runs

  1. Send photos or call

    Send a photo of the deck, patio or yard where the porch would go, and tell us how you plan to use it.

  2. Site visit and plan

    Breno checks the existing structure, discusses roof style, screens and door placement, and measures.

  3. Free written estimate

    The scope and price come in writing, and any permit or HOA step is called out before a date is set.

  4. Schedule and permits

    We set a start date and check any city, county or HOA step that applies to your address before work begins.

  5. Build and walk-through

    The porch goes up as planned, and we walk through it with you at the end.

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What the neighbors are saying

These are verified Google reviews from B&T customers.

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“Breno and his team exceeded our expectations. They were organized, efficient, and truly cared about delivering a high-quality result. We couldn't be happier.”
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“Breno did an excellent job repairing my home. He was professional, reliable, and paid close attention to every detail. The quality of his work exceeded my expectations…”
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Straight answers · Sandy Springs, GA

What goes into a screened porch in Sandy Springs?

Short answer: Start by sending us a photo. Text us a photo of the area to start the conversation. For a Sandy Springs screened porch, we then examine the existing deck or slab, work out the roof tie-in, talk screens and finishes, and finish with a free estimate.

How much does a screened porch cost in Sandy Springs?

A screened porch is priced per project, not by a flat figure. It depends on the size, whether you build on an existing deck, the roof style, the screens, the floor and the doors. After a visit you get a free written estimate.

I am searching for screened porch near me in Sandy Springs. Does B&T build in my area?

For a porch we look at the deck or slab and the house wall first, and that check happens on site. If your home is outside Sandy Springs, ask us to confirm whether we serve your address. If you are on the edge of the area, ask anyway; the answer costs nothing.

Who handles permits for a porch project in Sandy Springs?

Adding screened walls and a roof changes the structure, which is why we check the requirements before anything is drawn. Homeowners should confirm with the county which permits and application steps apply to their screened porch. We discuss your project before work is scheduled, and you should confirm any county or HOA requirements. We check first so the job does not stall halfway.

What floor is better for a screened porch in Sandy Springs, composite or wood?

Neither is wrong here. The roof protects the floor, so wood and composite can both age well. Wood and composite differ in initial cost, and composite generally needs less upkeep. In Sandy Springs we are asked to quote each fairly often, and we are happy to.

How long does it take to build a screened porch in Sandy Springs?

It depends on the size, whether you are starting from an existing deck, the roof design and the weather. A porch has a floor, a roof and screens, so it takes longer than a deck alone. The schedule goes into the written estimate.

Is a B&T screened porch under warranty?

We will tell you in writing, before you decide, what we can say about warranty. Just ask when you request the estimate. Keep in mind that the manufacturers behind the floor, railing and screen products set their own coverage, and it is not the same for every product.

Does my Sandy Springs HOA need to approve a screened porch?

A roof and screened walls change how the back of the house looks, so homeowners should confirm with their HOA whether review is needed. Check whether your Sandy Springs home belongs to an HOA. If your community has architectural review, confirm its requirements with the HOA and share them early when choosing materials, railings and colors. Ask the board or management company to confirm the approval process before materials are ordered.

Can I turn my existing deck into a screened porch?

Many existing decks can be roofed over, but not all. The weight of a roof is the question, so we begin with a close look at the footings, posts and framing. Some decks need part of their structure strengthened first.

Will screens keep out pollen?

Expect fewer bugs and less pollen, not zero pollen. Flying insects are stopped at the screen, but very tiny particles pass. The screens and roof together still reduce what collects on surfaces.

How does the terrain in Sandy Springs affect the porch?

A porch roof and screened walls react to slope and sun, so the lot comes first. Where your yard slopes and how much shade it gets both help decide how the porch is laid out. Tell us what the yard does after a hard rain and we take it from there.

Can you add a porch with screens to my home in Sandy Springs?

Yes. We build porches for Sandy Springs homes, either new or by enclosing an existing deck whose framing is sound enough to carry the roof and screens. The estimate is free and written, and we stand behind our labor for one year. Call or text us to discuss your porch.

Which neighborhoods in Sandy Springs do you serve for porch work?

We take porch work jobs across Sandy Springs, including Huntcliff, Riverside, Grogans Bluff and Aberdeen Forest. If your street is not listed, text us the address and we will confirm.

Area served · Georgia

More in Sandy Springs and nearby

Canton, GAWoodstock, GAHolly Springs, GABall Ground, GAAcworth, GAKennesaw, GAAlpharetta, GAMilton, GARoswell, GARoswellJohns Creek, GACumming, GASandy Springs, GASandy SpringsBuckhead, GABuckheadEast Cobb, GADunwoody, GADunwoodyBrookhaven, GA
Service area, approximate positions. Tap a dot to open that city.

B&T Properties serves Sandy Springs and the nearby cities below.

Also in Sandy Springs: Deck Builder in Sandy Springs, Deck Repair in Sandy Springs, Deck Replacement in Sandy Springs.

Also serving: Screened Porch in Buckhead, Screened Porch in Dunwoody, Screened Porch in Roswell.

See the full North Georgia service area.

Neighborhoods we serve in Sandy Springs: Huntcliff, Riverside. Questions first? Read the Screened Porch FAQs and the Fulton County deck FAQs. Permit guides: Deck permit guide for Sandy Springs.

Same service in nearby cities: Screened Porch Dunwoody GA, Screened Porch Brookhaven GA, Screened Porch East Cobb GA, Screened Porch Buckhead GA.

More services in Sandy Springs: Deck Builder Sandy Springs GA, Deck Repair Sandy Springs GA, Deck Replacement Sandy Springs GA, Composite Decking Sandy Springs GA, Deck Railing Sandy Springs GA, Covered Deck Sandy Springs GA, Deck Stairs Sandy Springs GA, Deck Staining Sandy Springs GA, Multi-Level Deck Sandy Springs GA.

Resources: Screened Porch in Georgia, Screened Porch FAQ, Fulton County deck FAQ.

Who’s doing the work

About B&T Properties

Breno, the owner of B&T Properties, personally comes out to the site, prepares the estimate and remains hands-on through completion. Our crew's deck experience totals 10+ years, and the business is covered by General Liability insurance. Homeowners in Sandy Springs and the wider Fulton County are within our reach.

Upgrades

Add-ons to consider

Thinking beyond the basics? Mention any of these at your free estimate and Breno will go over what makes sense for your home.

Written warranty

1-year workmanship warranty

B&T Properties warrants our workmanship for one year from completion and fixes failures caused by our work at no charge. Not covered: material defects (manufacturer warranty), normal wear, weather, misuse, lack of maintenance, or work by others. Claims in writing.

Free written estimate

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