Houston Porch

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Trusted, Local Porch Builder in Cloverleaf, TX

Since 2009, Houston Porch has helped East Houston homeowners create durable, beautiful outdoor spaces. We’re a family‑owned, insured team specializing in screened porches, covered porches, and porch enclosures tailored to 77015 homes. We handle HOA approvals and the right permits for unincorporated Harris County projects.

From insulated aluminum patio covers to cedar posts and composite floors, we build for Houston’s heat, rain, and mosquitoes - safely and to code. Searching for “Porch Builder Cloverleaf TX”? You’re in the right place. Let’s make your porch safe, comfortable, and great‑looking. Call us today for a free estimate and fast scheduling.

Porch Construction, Screen Rooms, and Covered Porches in Cloverleaf

We design and build porches that fit your home, budget, and HOA - using code‑compliant methods and materials that last in East Houston’s climate. Our crews bring pro tools like laser levels, post‑hole augers, and HEPA vacs for lead‑safe work when needed.

Screened Porch Installation

Stop the mosquito battle and enjoy your yard again. We build screened porches with insulated 3” fan-beam roof panels for clean electrical runs to fans and lights, plus TuffScreen or SuperScreen mesh for durability. We use proper ledger flashing or freestanding framing, hurricane ties for wind resistance, and integrate gutters for drainage. Perfect for 77015 homes needing shade and airflow without bugs.

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Covered Porch Construction

Get reliable shade and rain protection with a covered porch engineered for Houston storms. We align roof pitch, match shingles, and use corrosion-resistant connectors. Insulated aluminum panels reduce heat; cedar or pressure-treated framing adds warmth. Our safety-first crews use scaffold systems and follow the 2021 IRC. Great for outdoor dining, grills, and ceiling fans with licensed electrical.

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Enclosed Porch Construction

Enjoy your space year-round with a porch enclosure. Options include glass, vinyl-glazed panels (EZE-Breeze-style), or screen-to-sunroom conversions. We plan for drainage, sealants, and proper door alignment. If your lot is in a flood zone, we can incorporate flood-resilient materials and elevated details to meet Harris County requirements. Clean finish, tight seals, and easy maintenance.

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Front Porch Construction

Boost curb appeal and everyday comfort with a new front porch or extension. We handle porch additions to brick homes with correct attachment (avoiding brick veneer anchoring), or build freestanding when required. Choose cedar columns, composite decking, and powder-coated hardware. We prepare HOA submittals and 3D design so you can visualize the upgrade before we build.

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Porch Repair

Sagging beams, rotten posts, screen tears, or storm damage - we restore structural integrity and looks. Our team replaces compromised members with pressure-treated lumber or steel post bases, upgrades connectors to Simpson Strong-Tie for uplift, re-screens with tougher mesh, and refreshes coatings for UV/moisture protection. We can also correct improper ledger attachments and add proper flashing.

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Other Services We Offer

Why Choose Houston Porch as Your Porch Builder in Cloverleaf, TX

We’ve built 1,200+ porches, screen rooms, and patio covers across Greater Houston. As a local team, we understand East Houston soils, wind, and floodplain rules - so your project is safe, lasting, and compliant. When you search “Porch Builder Cloverleaf TX,” you need more than a contractor; you need a partner who handles design, HOA, permits, and construction with zero runaround.

Permits, Codes, and Floodplain Know‑How

Cloverleaf sits in unincorporated Harris County. That means your porch typically requires a Harris County development permit, and floodplain review if you’re in a Special Flood Hazard Area. We prepare complete submittals, including site plans, elevations, and drainage notes, so approvals move quickly.

Our designs follow the 2021 International Residential Code, Harris County Floodplain Management guidance, and local wind-uplift practices. We choose freestanding framing when ledger attachment isn’t allowed and use proper flashing details when it is. If needed, we coordinate engineered pier/footing sizing matched to local soils and loads.

Safety, Licensed Trades, and Clean Worksites

Safety is non‑negotiable. Our crews follow OSHA 29 CFR 1926 practices, use PPE, ladders, and scaffold systems correctly, and protect your property daily. For pre‑1978 homes, we work under EPA Lead‑Safe RRP rules with HEPA vacs and clean containment.

Electrical for fans, lights, and outlets is handled by licensed electricians in line with the 2020 National Electrical Code. We also manage required inspections so your project is built right - and documented. You get a safe porch, a clean jobsite, and a smooth final walkthrough.

Materials and Engineering Built for East Houston

From insulated aluminum roof panels with fan-beam channels to cedar beams and composite decking, we specify materials that stand up to heat, humidity, and storms. We include corrosion‑resistant fasteners and connectors for our coastal climate.

To fight wind uplift, we use Simpson Strong‑Tie hurricane ties and straps, proper nailing schedules, and structural anchors at posts and footings. Gutters and downspouts tie into existing drainage to protect your slab and yard. The result: a quiet, cool porch that looks integrated and lasts.

Local Service, Bilingual Team, and a Proven Process

We’re part of the East Houston/North Shore community, serving 77015 and nearby Channelview, Jacinto City, Galena Park, and Sheldon. Our bilingual team can help Spanish‑speaking homeowners with design and permitting. HOA packages include elevations, materials, and color selections to speed approval.

Our timeline is simple: consultation and measure, design and quote, HOA/permits, build, and walkthrough. A typical screened porch installs in 3–5 days once permits clear. You get clear communication, daily updates, and a workmanship guarantee.

Porch Builder Serving Cloverleaf and Greater Houston, TX

Houston Porch proudly serves residential and light commercial clients across Greater Houston. If you’re within about 30 miles of Houston, we’ve likely built a porch in your neighborhood - especially across East Houston and the North Shore area. Count on fast scheduling and familiar faces onsite.

Serving All Neighborhoods in Cloverleaf

We build throughout 77015 near I‑10 East Fwy and Beltway 8, from older brick homes to manufactured homes that need safe steps and covered entries. We know local HOA expectations and the humidity, rain, and mosquito pressures that shape smart porch design.

When you need a trusted porch builder in Cloverleaf, we’re nearby and ready to help - from re‑screening to insulated aluminum patio covers engineered for storms. Expect local references and quick site visits.

Other locations we serve near Cloverleaf

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to build a screened porch in the Houston area?

Typical screened porches in East Houston range from about $14,000–$28,000 for 12'×16' sizes, depending on roof type, materials, and slab needs. Insulated aluminum roof panels, SuperScreen mesh, fans, and lighting add cost but improve comfort. New concrete slabs often run $6–$12 per sq. ft. We’ll price options at your home in 77015 and show ways to meet your budget without sacrificing durability.

Do I need a permit for a porch or patio cover at my Cloverleaf address?

Most Cloverleaf homes are in unincorporated Harris County, so a County development permit applies. If your parcel is inside Houston city limits, City of Houston permits apply. We verify jurisdiction for you, prepare drawings, and submit to the correct office. If you’re in a Special Flood Hazard Area, floodplain review is also required - we handle that process end to end.

What’s the difference between a patio cover, pergola, and screened porch?

A patio cover is a solid roof that provides shade and rain protection. A pergola offers filtered shade with open rafters - great for vines or shade systems. A screened porch adds bug control with framed walls and doors. We can convert a patio cover to a screened porch later, or design a pergola‑to‑porch upgrade if you want future flexibility.

How long does a screened porch installation take?

After design and approvals, most screened porches build in 3–5 working days. Add 1–2 days for electrical and gutters. Allow 2–4 weeks for design, HOA, and permit steps, depending on jurisdiction and review times. We’ll give you a realistic schedule up front and keep you updated daily during construction.

Which materials work best for Houston’s climate and mosquitoes?

Insulated aluminum roof panels reduce heat and noise. We use baked‑on finish aluminum framing, powder‑coated fasteners, and corrosion‑resistant connectors for our humid, coastal conditions. For insect control, we recommend TuffScreen or SuperScreen mesh. Gutters and downspouts manage heavy rain, and sealants/coatings protect exposed wood like cedar or pressure‑treated pine.

Is my Cloverleaf home in the floodplain, and how does that affect a porch?

If your lot is in a Special Flood Hazard Area, Harris County Floodplain Management requires specific elevation, materials, and anchoring details. We design flood‑resilient porches with appropriate post bases, breakaway components when applicable, and drainage planning to protect your slab and yard. Our package includes the forms and plans reviewers expect.

Do you use licensed trades for electrical fans and lights?

Yes. All electrical work - fans, lighting, outlets, and fan‑beam wiring - is performed by licensed electricians and inspected per the National Electrical Code. We provide a neat, code‑compliant install, including GFCI protection where required, sealed penetrations, and labeled breakers for easy maintenance.

What wind‑uplift hardware do you use to meet current code?

We specify Simpson Strong‑Tie hurricane ties and straps, structural anchors, and proper nailing/fastening schedules to meet 2021 IRC requirements used locally. Posts are anchored to concrete with rated connectors, and uplift straps tie the roof to framing for storm performance. We’ll review the hardware layout with you before we build.

Will my HOA need to approve a new porch, and do you help?

Most neighborhoods near Cloverleaf require HOA approval. We prepare the full submittal: scaled drawings, elevations, materials/colors, roof pitch, and site plan. Our familiarity with common HOA guidelines in the North Shore area helps reduce revisions. Once approved, we align permits and schedule construction.