What most clients find surprising is how many different types and styles of exterior room additions there are that fall in the category of "sun room." Let's walk through the most common so you know what you're looking to build.

Traditional Sunroom

Traditional sunrooms are just rooms added to the house. They have more windows and let in plenty of sunlight. Plus, sunroom builders usually separate these from the main house with some type of door feature.

Traditional sunrooms are the way to go if you want to add extra living space with a picturesque garden view. They have two types: four seasons and three seasons. They depend on whether you install heating and cooling systems in the sunroom.

Conservatory / Solarium

These sunrooms are more suitable for those with a green thumb. It's often thought of like an attached greenhouse. The goal is based around growing plants and herbs in a connected garden. The rooms usually feature large windows with lots of sunshine for the plants to grow. They aren't habitable, so the furniture is the more outdoor type, and the floors are designed for easy cleanup. 

Screen Rooms (3-Season Rooms)

Often called a "screened in porch" this area is basically a 3-season room. In northern parts of the country, these take advantage of summer and become unusable in winter. Obviously, here in Florida, we have much easier winters and often avoid screen rooms in the blistering summer heat. Screen rooms are great if you live near the swampy areas in Florida and need to keep bugs out.

Our Design Approach & Building Materials

Customer satisfaction is our number one priority. We work with you to create designs that reflect your vision. Our primary focus is to create a meeting place in the sunroom to give off an outdoor vibe while retaining the comfort of the house. 

Vinyl, aluminum, glass, and wood are common sunroom building materials. Depending on your budget and the finalized design, you can decide on the final materials. Other add-ons include an HVAC system, insulation, interior finishing, and electrical wiring.

What's The Cost To Install A Sunroom?

Average sunroom costs range from $80 to $300 per square foot. Of course, the final price depends on the size, design, materials, and whatever add-ons you choose to get. Our team can help keep costs low and add an outdoor structure for as little as $7,000. Extravagant pool enclosures that are 4-season rooms can extend to $60,000 with all the best options. Feel free to reach out to us for a job-specific quote or consultation.

Work With Our Building Team

If you're looking for sunroom builders in Jacksonville, look no further. Not to brag, but we are one of the best builders in the area. We believe in efficient communication and keeping the customer in the loop every step of the way. 

Working with us will give you the final say on how the sunroom turns out. Plus, you'll never complain about leaky roofs or substandard materials because we just don't roll that way.

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