Sunrooms that turn your patio into a year-round room
A bright, glass-enclosed room that adds real square footage, keeps the weather and bugs out, and keeps the view of your backyard.
A sunroom is a glass-enclosed room that bridges the comfort of indoors with the light and view of outdoors. Glass walls flood the space with daylight while keeping wind, rain, and insects out — so it works far more of the year than an open or screened patio, and it adds finished, usable square footage that can lift your home's value.
The big choice is how much of the year you want to use it. A three-season room is bright and budget-friendly for spring through fall. A four-season room adds heating and cooling so it lives like a true extension of the house — a home office, lounge, or dining room you use in January.
We build with slim, modern aluminum framing that's durable and low-maintenance, with thermal-break and insulated double-pane glass options for efficiency. Walls can be all glass, screen, or a hybrid, and we handle the structural plans, permits, and inspection from start to finish.
What sets our sunrooms & enclosures apart
Year-round comfort
Choose a three-season room for spring-through-fall use, or a fully conditioned four-season addition you'll enjoy in any weather.
Light without the elements
Glass walls bring in daylight and keep the view while shutting out bugs, wind, and rain.
Slim, modern aluminum framing
Durable, low-maintenance frames maximize glass. Thermal-break and double-pane options improve efficiency.
Adds real square footage and value
A finished, insulated room that counts as living space — not a screened porch.
Designed and permitted for you
We prepare stamped structural plans, pull the permits, and schedule the inspection.
- Mini-split HVAC for four-season use
- Ceiling fans, shades, and integrated lighting
- Sliding or French doors
- Screen-room configuration
- Spa or pool enclosure
- Home offices and lounges
- Year-round dining and entertaining
- Plant rooms and spa enclosures
Common questions about sunrooms & enclosures
What's the difference between a 3-season and 4-season sunroom?
A three-season room is bright and budget-friendly for spring through fall but has no built-in heating or cooling. A four-season room adds HVAC so it's comfortable year-round and functions as a true extension of your home.
Do sunrooms add home value?
Usually. A sunroom adds finished, usable square footage and curb appeal. The actual return depends on build quality and your local market.
Do I need a permit for a sunroom?
Most enclosures require a building permit. We prepare the stamped plans, pull the permits, and schedule the inspection as part of your project.
Related outdoor living options
03Insulated Patio Covers
A solid, insulated roof that keeps the patio cooler and quieter, with a finished ceiling that hides lights and fans.
- Insulated foam-core panels
- Recessed lighting & fans
- Engineered to local code
01Louvered Pergolas
An adjustable aluminum roof that opens for sun and closes for shade or rain. Add motorized control, lighting, and screens for a true outdoor room.
- Motorized or manual louvers
- Rain, sun & wind sensors
- Powder-coated, rust-proof aluminum
02Lattice Pergolas & Shade Covers
Open-slat shade with the warmth of wood and none of the upkeep. Custom columns and beams, sized to your patio, deck, or poolside.
- Wood look, aluminum durability
- Attached or freestanding
- No rot, warping, or repainting
Ready for your sunroom?
Tell us about your space and we'll return a 3D design and a fixed, line-item quote — no pressure, no surprises.