Front & Back Porch with Screen Room — Buford

Deck Builder in Suwanee, GA

Composite decks, screened porches and sunrooms for Suwanee homes, with the City of Suwanee permit and your HOA approval handled for you.

Decks, porches and sunrooms for Suwanee homes

Suwanee sits between our two home bases, so it's some of the closest work we do. Sands Construction Group builds composite decks, screened and covered porches, sunrooms and porch fireplaces for Suwanee homeowners, from the neighborhoods around Town Center to the subdivisions off Peachtree Industrial and Old Atlanta Road.

Suwanee homes are mostly in HOA neighborhoods with architectural review, and the city has its own building department. We know both, and we prepare the paperwork for each.

Deck permits in Suwanee

The City of Suwanee's building permits page states that a building permit is required for decks over 30 inches in height. Roofed structures such as screened porches and sunrooms are treated as additions and need a permit and drawings. The city's inspections department can be reached at (770) 945-8996.

Suwanee addresses outside the city limits fall under Gwinnett County, which requires a permit before any deck construction, a scaled location plan, septic sign-off where applicable, and footing and final inspections.

We confirm which office your address falls under, prepare the drawings and submit the permit, and schedule the inspections. If your HOA needs an architectural review, we prepare that package too.

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Recent work near Suwanee

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Suwanee questions

Yes. Suwanee is between our Buford and Dacula bases, about 15 minutes away, and we build there regularly. In-home estimates are free.

The City of Suwanee requires a permit for decks over 30 inches high, and for any roofed porch or sunroom. Lower, freestanding platforms may not need one, but setbacks still apply. We check and pull what's required.

Yes. We prepare the drawings and the material and color information your architectural review committee asks for.