Cost to Screen Porch / Three-Season Room Addition in Baltimore, MD

$9,440–$41,300 in Baltimore

18% above the national average · 1.18x cost multiplier

Expect to pay $9,440–$41,300 for a screen porch / three-season room addition in Baltimore, about 18% above the national benchmark. The Northeast region's contractor market and material costs account for most of this difference. The detailed breakdown below shows how budget, mid-range, and premium projects compare at Baltimore prices.

Cost Breakdown in Baltimore

Line Item	Low	Mid	High
Cost per sq ft	$47	$106	$177
Materials	$5,310	$11,210	$25,960
Labor	$4,484	$9,440	$21,240
Permits	$590	$944	$1,770
Total	$10,384+18% vs. national avg	$22,420+18% vs. national avg	$51,920+18% vs. national avg

Budget

Basic 12x16 (192 sq ft) screen porch added to existing deck - wood framing, aluminum screening, simple shed roof, no electrical

Mid-Range

16x20 (320 sq ft) three-season room with composite decking, ceiling fans, recessed lighting, screen or EZE-Breeze panels, proper footing

Premium

20x24 (480 sq ft) fully enclosed three-season room with vaulted ceiling, bead board ceiling, ceiling fans, built-in outdoor kitchen bar, premium windows or screen systems, full electrical

Material Options

Material prices below are national averages; availability in Baltimore may shift costs slightly.

Material	Cost/Unit	Pros	Cons	Best For
Standard Aluminum Insect Screening	$1 - $3 per sq ft of screen area	Lowest cost, good visibility, allows full airflow, easy to repair	Seasonal use only (cold climates), tears over time, no protection from cold or rain without separate panels	Warm climates or homeowners who primarily want insect protection during summer monthsLowest cost, good visibility, allows full airflow, easy to repair
EZE-Breeze Vinyl Track Panels	$8 - $15 per linear foot	Convertible between screen and enclosed panel, extends season significantly, keeps out rain and wind	More expensive, requires regular cleaning, panels can yellow over time	Homeowners in mixed climates who want to use the porch spring through fallConvertible between screen and enclosed panel, extends season significantly, keeps out rain and wind
Fiberglass Screening	$1.50 - $4 per sq ft	More durable than aluminum, better UV resistance, doesn't crease as easily	Slightly less visibility than aluminum, similar cost range	High-traffic porches or pet households where durability is a priorityMore durable than aluminum, better UV resistance, doesn't crease as easily
Composite Decking Floor	$8 - $15 per sq ft installed	Low maintenance, durable, no painting or staining needed, fade-resistant	Higher upfront cost than wood, can get hot in direct sun	Three-season rooms and porches that will see heavy use and need low-maintenance flooringLow maintenance, durable, no painting or staining needed, fade-resistant
Pressure-Treated Wood Frame and Floor	$4 - $8 per sq ft for flooring	Lower cost, natural look, easy to repair, widely available	Requires periodic painting or staining, can crack or splinter over time, more maintenance than composite	Budget-conscious builds where maintenance is acceptableLower cost, natural look, easy to repair, widely available

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Baltimore Estimate

Typical Range

$9,440–$41,300

vs. National Average

18% above national

Cost Multiplier

1.18x

Cost Per sq ft

$47–$177

Estimates apply Baltimore's 1.18x regional cost multiplier to national averages. Actual bids vary by contractor, project scope, and timing.

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