Three-Season & Four-Season Porches in Watertown & the West Metro
A place to enjoy the view, whatever the day brings.
Picture a quiet morning with coffee, a summer dinner without the bugs, or a comfortable spot to watch the first snowfall. Allied Construction builds porches for homeowners in Watertown and the surrounding west metro. Whether you want an open, screened space or an enclosed room you can enjoy year-round, we’ll talk through how you want to use it and what makes sense for your home.
Make More of Porch Season
Start with when you want to use your porch. A space for summer evenings may need screens and shade. A room you want to use through winter calls for a different approach to windows, insulation, and heating.
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Three-Season Porches
Enjoy spring, summer, and fall with a sheltered space for relaxing, dining, and spending time together. -
Four-Season Porches
Create a room for year-round use with windows, insulation, and heating and cooling suited to the space. -
Fixed Screens & Power Screens
Choose fixed screens for an enclosed porch or power screens you can raise and lower as needed. -
Power Vinyl
Consider motorized vinyl panels when you want the flexibility to close off porch openings as conditions change. -
Windows, Insulation & Heating
Plan for the level of comfort you want, from infrared heaters for cooler evenings to heating and cooling for a four-season room.
A Porch That Feels Like Home
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Planned Around Your Seasons
1We’ll talk about when you want to use the space and which features would make it more comfortable.
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A Natural Connection
2The view, the entrance from your home, and the path to the backyard all shape how often you’ll use your porch.
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Local People to Guide You
3Our family-owned Watertown team can help you sort through screen, window, and comfort options before you make decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
A three-season porch is generally intended for milder weather. A four-season porch is planned for year-round use, with windows, insulation, and heating and cooling suited to that goal.
It depends on the deck and what you want to build. We’ll need to look at the existing structure before discussing whether it can be used or whether a new build makes more sense.
Fixed screens stay in place. Power screens and power vinyl can be raised or lowered, with screens allowing airflow and vinyl helping close off an opening. We can talk through which options suit your layout and how you plan to use the porch.
An infrared heater can add warmth where you sit on cooler days. If you want to use the porch through a Minnesota winter, we’ll talk through the whole room, including its windows, insulation, and heating needs.
Size, the connection to your home, and your choices for screens, windows, finishes, and heating all affect the estimate.
Complete the quote form below or call our office at 952-657-1053. Our team will follow up to discuss your project and arrange your free inspection.