What type of front porches will increase the living area in my home?

Porches are an effective way to expand the living space in your home. Watch the rain patter down your porch windows on a cozy autumn evening, or give yourself a clean space to keep your soggy coats. These modern front porches are an excellent way to insulate your home from the outside world.

Generally, we build our porches on the front or side of a home, aiming to extend the living area. We work closely with the customer to create a unique, efficient extension. Also, we offer a selection of uPVC or composite porch doors to give your home a stylish finish. These porch accessories make a welcome addition to the aesthetics of any property.

Explore our porch designs for your home

Get inspiration for your remodeling projects with our complimentary porch brochure, full of contemporary designs. Our expert team offers a variety of uPVC and brick porches. Plus, we provide a broad spectrum of services to get the most out of your home. To get one of these helpful brochures, fill out the form below.

Are you looking for a solid roof porch?

We have a variety of brick, uPVC, and glass porches to suit almost any design style. The front porch pictured above was designed with extra space in mind. In addition, the sloping roof design and the connecting gutter system allow for efficient water dispersal. They also went with a stylish pastel blue composite door to create a beautiful entrance to their home. If you want to know more about our front porches, call our qualified team on 01744 611 203. 

Here are some porch design ideas for you to consider when choosing a new porch:

Brick Porches: A brick porch consists of a solid base, built up with energy-efficient double glazing. They come with a choice of a pitched or pent roof.

Porch Canopy: Often added to the front or rear of a home, canopy porches are fitted over the top of a door to produce a shelter. We typically build these porches with posts to create a barrier to the garden.

Front Porch: Generally seen on larger, more traditional homes, a front porch creates additional space and storage.