Custom Screened-In Porches in Oconee County, SC

Love your backyard but not the bugs, pollen, and pop-up summer storms? Our screened-in porches are designed for Upstate South Carolina living—think lake breezes, Blue Ridge views, and year-round comfort without mosquitoes. We handle everything from design to permits and code compliance, then build with durable, low-maintenance materials that stand up to humidity and UV. You get clean airflow, pet-friendly mesh options, integrated ceiling fans, and lighting that extends your evenings on the porch. Whether you’re on Lake Keowee, near Devils Fork, or tucked into the foothills, we tailor rooflines, railings, and finishes to match your home so your new space looks original—not added on. Enjoy coffee at sunrise and game nights after dusk, minus the pests and pollen.

Oconee County’s story begins with the Cherokee, whose town of Oconee along the trading path gave the area its name—often translated as “land beside the water.” Frontier posts like Oconee Station appeared in the 1790s, and after Revolutionary-era treaties, European-American settlement accelerated. In 1850, German immigrants organized the German Colonization Society and founded Walhalla; the town became county seat when Oconee was carved from the western portion of the Pickens District in 1868. Rail expansion soon spurred new communities at Seneca and Westminster, linking farms, timber, and later textiles to regional markets. Today, Oconee is known as South Carolina’s “Golden Corner,” defined by waterfalls, mountain trails, and prized lakes that anchor outdoor life and tourism—all while its small towns preserve Cherokee and German heritage in museums, festivals, and restored landmarks. Learn more at the county’s official site and on Wikipedia.

Top 10 Attractions in Oconee County

• Oconee State Park — cabins, lakes, and access to the Foothills Trail.

• Devils Fork State Park (Lake Jocassee) — waterfalls, trout fishing, paddling, and scuba-clear water.

• Stumphouse Tunnel & Issaqueena Falls — Civil War-era rail tunnel, scenic falls, and bike park.

• Chattooga National Wild & Scenic River — Southeast whitewater legend and wilderness corridor.

• Chau Ram County Park — suspension bridge, swimming holes, and riverside camping.

• Oconee Station State Historic Site — 18th-century outpost and trail to Station Cove Falls.

• Walhalla Performing Arts Center — concerts and touring shows in a restored historic auditorium.

• Oconee History Museum — Cherokee roots, German settlement, railroads, and textiles.

• Lake Keowee — boating, fishing, and waterfront parks minutes from Seneca.

• Oconee Station/State Park Connector Trails — gentle hiking linking historic sites and forests.

We serve the following ZIP codes and cities in Oconee County, SC; 29643, 29658, 29664, 29665, 29672, 29675, 29676, 29678, 29679, 29686, 29689, 29691, 29693, 29696, Seneca, Walhalla, Westminster, Salem, West Union, Keowee Key, Utica, Fair Play, Newry, South Union, Tamassee, Longcreek, Chickasaw Point, Oakway, Mountain Rest, Corinth, Madison, Picket Post, Richland, Tokeena Crossroads, Townville, Whetstone, Friendship, Friendship Shores, Earles Grove, and more.