Builders America, Inc.

Name: Builders America, Inc.
Address: 339 South Atlanta Street, Roswell, GA, 30075, US
Telephone: +17705873325

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Builders America, Inc.

Builders America, Inc. is a licensed residential contractor serving the entire metro Atlanta Area.

08/03/2026

A grill pushed into the corner of a deck is one thing. A built-in outdoor kitchen with counter space, storage, and a real cooking setup is a different way of using a backyard entirely.

We've been building outdoor kitchens into deck and patio projects for homeowners who want to actually host outside, not just grill and carry everything back in through the kitchen door.

The layout matters as much as the appliances. Counter space near the grill, a spot for a cooler or mini fridge, and enough room for people to gather without crowding the cook all make the difference between a kitchen that gets used and one that becomes storage.

It's one of the requests we hear most from homeowners planning a bigger outdoor living project right now.

If you built an outdoor kitchen tomorrow, what's the one feature you'd insist on having?

07/31/2026

Not every backyard needs a full sunroom or screened porch to feel finished. Sometimes what a space is missing is a defined structure, a pergola for filtered shade over a seating area, a pavilion built as its own standalone destination, or a patio cover that extends living space right off the back of the house.

Each option solves a different problem. A pergola works well when you want shade without losing airflow or an open feel. A pavilion makes sense when the space needs to function independently from the house, good for a fire pit area or a separate entertaining zone. A patio cover is often the right call when the goal is simply extending the usable footprint of an existing patio.

We put together a full breakdown of custom outdoor structure options on the blog this week, with specifics on what fits different backyard layouts and budgets.

Link is in the comments.

Which of those would actually solve a problem in your backyard right now?

07/30/2026

Most outdoor living companies design and build based on what a homeowner asks for and what a quick site visit reveals. We have an ASHI and code-certified Home Inspector on staff, and that background changes what gets caught before a project ever breaks ground.

Structural issues with an existing deck, drainage problems that would undermine a new patio, or ledger board attachment concerns on an older home are the kind of things a trained inspector's eye catches that a standard walkthrough can miss entirely.

It means fewer surprises mid-project and a design that accounts for what's actually happening structurally on your property, not just what's visible on the surface.

That kind of scrutiny upfront is part of why our team can commit to a project timeline with confidence instead of building in guesswork for unknowns.

Has a contractor ever caught a structural issue on your home that you had no idea was there?

07/29/2026

Love your home but want more living space?

A custom sunroom, covered porch, or outdoor living area can completely transform how you enjoy your home—without the hassle of moving.

Builders America brings quality craftsmanship and beautiful designs together to create spaces you'll love for years to come.

Start planning your next home project today: https://www.buildersamerica.com/

07/28/2026

Late summer in Metro Atlanta means thick humidity that hangs around for weeks, and that moisture-heavy air is exactly what mildew needs to take hold on a deck surface, especially in shaded corners that never fully dry out between storms.

Wood decks are the most vulnerable, but even composite boards can develop a surface film in low-light areas if debris and pollen residue build up and trap moisture against the board.

The green or black film that shows up isn't just cosmetic. On wood decking, it holds moisture against the boards and can accelerate rot underneath a surface that still looks fine from a few feet away.

A little attention now, clearing debris from between boards and letting shaded areas get airflow, goes a long way toward protecting a deck through the rest of a humid Georgia summer.

Have you noticed any shaded spots on your deck or patio that never seem to fully dry out?

07/27/2026

Not every sunroom is built for every month of the year, and that distinction matters more than most homeowners realize until they're standing in one on a 40-degree evening wishing it were warmer, or a 95-degree afternoon wishing it were cooler.

As an authorized Sunspace Sunrooms dealer, our team installs four-season systems designed with insulated glass and framing that actually regulates temperature, not just a screened-in space with windows added on top.

The difference shows up most in shoulder seasons, the weeks in spring and fall when a three-season room starts feeling too hot or too cold, while a properly built four-season room stays comfortable enough to actually use.

For homeowners who want a room they'll use year-round instead of six months out of twelve, that upfront decision about which system to build makes the difference.

Is there a season where your current outdoor space just becomes unusable?

07/24/2026

Backyard priorities shift year to year, and lately the requests we're hearing most from Metro Atlanta homeowners have less to do with square footage and more to do with how a space actually gets used, multi-purpose zones that work for morning coffee, weekend cookouts, and quiet evenings without feeling like three different projects.

Built-in seating, layered lighting, and materials that blur the line between indoor comfort and outdoor durability keep coming up in early design conversations. So does the idea of designing a space around a specific routine, not just a general "patio," but somewhere built around how a family actually spends time outside.

We wrote up a full rundown of what's showing up in design conversations across our current projects on the blog this week. Link is in the comments.

What would you actually use most if your backyard were finished tomorrow?

07/23/2026

Every region has its own way of testing an outdoor structure. In North Georgia, it's the freeze-thaw cycles that crack poorly set footings, the humidity that finds every gap in a poorly flashed roofline, and the summer downpours that expose bad drainage within the first season.

Over 35 years and more than 1,200 completed projects, we've learned exactly where those failure points tend to show up, and we build to avoid them before they happen rather than fixing them after a homeowner calls with a problem. That knowledge doesn't show up in a brochure, it shows up ten years later when a deck or sunroom is still performing the way it did on day one.

Experience like that isn't something a newer company can shortcut, no matter how good their marketing looks.

What's the oldest outdoor structure on your property, and how has it held up?

07/22/2026

Wood decking has a real appeal, the natural grain, the lower upfront cost, the classic look homeowners picture when they think "deck." But Georgia's combination of heat, humidity, and heavy summer rain is genuinely hard on wood, warping, graying, and splintering faster than most homeowners expect, especially without diligent yearly maintenance.

Composite decking costs more upfront but skips the sanding, staining, and sealing cycle entirely. It resists moisture swelling and UV fading far better in this climate, which matters more here than in drier parts of the country. The trade-off is a different look and feel underfoot, something worth standing on in person before deciding.

Neither material is wrong. It comes down to how much upkeep a homeowner actually wants to do every year versus a higher cost once.

Would you rather spend more upfront or spend a weekend every summer maintaining a deck?

07/21/2026

By mid-afternoon this time of year, an unshaded deck in Metro Atlanta can feel more like a skillet than a place anyone wants to sit. A retractable awning solves that without the cost or commitment of a permanent structure, giving homeowners shade exactly when and where they want it.

Unlike a fixed roof, a retractable awning can be pulled back on cooler evenings or overcast days to open the space back up, then extended again the moment the sun comes around. For decks that don't have the layout or budget for a full pergola or patio cover, it's often the simplest way to reclaim a few extra hours of usable outdoor time each day.

We install awnings sized to the deck they're covering, not a one-size-fits-all system, so the shade actually lands where people are sitting.

What time of day does your deck become too hot to enjoy?

Address

339 South Atlanta Street
Roswell, GA
30075

Telephone

+17705873325

Website

http://www.buildersamerica.com/

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