Friendly Sunroom Contractor in Whittier CA - A Room You'll Use All Year Long

Sunroom contractor services in Whittier, CA

Sunscape Whittier Sunrooms & Patios is a sunroom contractor in Whittier, CA, for homeowners with a patio, slab or deck they'd like to use more of the year. We offer 16 services, from screen rooms and patio covers to four season rooms you can sit in any month. The price moves with the room type, because glass walls and an insulated roof cost more than screens. It also moves with the size, the shape your base is in and how the new roof meets your house. The schedule usually turns on the permit review and on any work the base needs first. Your estimate comes written out so you can see what you're paying for.

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  Sunroom additions

  A sunroom addition is a new glassed-in room built onto your house, with its own base, walls and roof tied into the existing wall. It suits families who want more living space that still feels open to the yard.

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  Four season sunrooms

  What makes a room four season? Insulated walls, an insulated roof and glass that holds heat in on cold nights and keeps it out on hot afternoons, so you can heat and cool it like any other room.

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  Three season sunrooms

  We build three season rooms with lighter framing and windows or screens for spring through fall. They're for homeowners who want shelter from wind and bugs but don't need the room heated.

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  Patio enclosures

  Got a covered patio you only use on mild days? We close in the sides with windows or screens so it becomes a room you can sit in more of the year.

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  Custom sunrooms

  We plan custom sunrooms around your roofline, your yard and how you'll use the space, whether that's a reading room or a dining area. The size, glass and layout fit your house instead of a stock kit.

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  Sunroom construction

  This is the build itself, from the base and framing to the glass, roof and trim. Our own crew does it and checks level and square as each part goes up.

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  Sunroom remodeling

  If your sunroom leaks, runs too hot or just feels dated, we replace the glass, roof panels, flooring or framing that's holding it back. You end up with a room you want to sit in again.

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  Screen room installation

  A screen room keeps bugs out and lets the breeze through, which suits a backyard you want to use on warm evenings. We build it on your slab or deck with a solid roof overhead.

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  Patio-to-sunroom conversion

  Your concrete patio may already be the start of a sunroom. We check whether the slab can carry walls and a roof, then build the room on top of it.

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  Deck-to-sunroom conversion

  Can my deck hold a sunroom? Sometimes it can once the framing and footings are checked and strengthened, and we'll tell you plainly which way yours goes before we plan the room.

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  All season rooms

  All season rooms work like the rest of your house, with insulated walls and sealed glass. They stay comfortable through cool mornings and hot afternoons, so the room gets used every month.

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  Enclosed patio rooms

  An enclosed patio room turns the space under a patio cover into a closed room with walls and windows. It's for homeowners who like where the patio sits and want it usable on cool nights.

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  Solarium installation

  A solarium has glass overhead as well as on the walls, so you get the most daylight and sky. We install it with the roof framing and seals that much glass needs.

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  Patio cover installation

  We put up patio covers that shade a slab or deck and keep rain off, either attached to the house or standing on their own. It's the simplest way to make an outdoor sitting area usable at midday.

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  Sunroom design

  Not sure which room fits your house? I sit down with you to work out the size, glass, roof and layout, and I explain what each choice means for how you'll use the room.

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  Vinyl sunrooms

  Vinyl sunrooms use vinyl framing that won't rust and doesn't need painting. They're a good fit when you want a room that asks very little of you once it's built.

Why Whittier homeowners hire us for sunrooms

1. 01You talk with the owner throughout

   I come out myself, measure and explain each room type in plain words. You'll know what you're choosing and why before you sign anything, and that's how you end up with a room you use.

2. 02The base gets checked before anything else

   We look hard at your slab, deck or patio before we draw a single wall, because the base nobody sees is where a sunroom job is won or lost. Your room starts on something that can carry it.

3. 03City or county permits, handled for you

   We check your address early to see whether the city or the county will handle your job, then take care of the permit paperwork and meet the inspector. You aren't left chasing an office, and we keep you posted.

4. 04Our own crew builds every room

   Our own small crew builds your room, with me on site, and they check level and square as each wall and roof panel goes up. Small errors get caught early instead of showing up later as sticking doors or leaks.

Have a patio or deck in mind? Tell us about it and I'll come out to take a look.