How long does a sunroom installation take?

Most sunroom installations take between two to four weeks from start to finish. The exact timeline depends on the size and complexity of your project, weather conditions, and permit approval times. We will give you a detailed schedule during your consultation so you know exactly what to expect.

How much does a sunroom installation cost?

Sunroom costs vary widely depending on size, materials, and features. A basic three-season sunroom might start around $15,000, while a larger four-season sunroom with premium finishes could cost $40,000 or more. The best way to get an accurate price is to schedule a free consultation with us. We will visit your property, discuss your vision, and provide a detailed quote with no obligation.

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Q: Do I need a permit to build a sunroom in West Palm Beach?

Yes, you will need a building permit for most sunroom installations. The good news is that we handle all the permit paperwork for you. We know exactly what your local building department requires, and we have relationships with inspectors that help speed up the approval process. You do not have to worry about navigating the bureaucracy.

Transform your home with a professionally built sunroom that adds light, space, and value to your property.

Professional sunroom installation with floor-to-ceiling windows in West Palm Beach, FL

Why Professional Sunroom Installation Matters

A sunroom is more than just an addition to your home. It is a year-round living space that brings the beauty of the outdoors inside while protecting you from bugs, rain, and harsh weather. But here is the thing: a sunroom is only as good as its installation. Poor workmanship can lead to leaks, drafts, structural problems, and costly repairs down the road.

When you work with WPB West Palm Beach Sunrooms, you are getting a team that has built sunrooms across West Palm Beach and the surrounding areas since 2024. We understand Florida's unique climate, from intense summer heat to hurricane-force winds and heavy rain. Your sunroom needs to stand up to all of it, and we build every project with that in mind.

We handle everything from design to permits to final construction. You will not have to worry about coordinating multiple contractors or dealing with building code issues. We take care of it all so you can focus on enjoying your new space.

What Goes Into a Sunroom Installation

Every sunroom project is different, but our process stays consistent. Here is what you can expect when you hire us:

Site evaluation and design consultation: We visit your property to assess the space, discuss your vision, and recommend the best sunroom type for your needs and budget.
Custom design and engineering: We create detailed plans that match your home's architecture and meet all local building codes.
Permit acquisition: We handle all the paperwork with your local building department so you do not have to deal with bureaucracy.
Foundation and framing: We build a solid foundation and frame that will support your sunroom for decades to come.
Window and door installation: We install energy-efficient glass and doors that provide insulation, UV protection, and clear views.
Roofing and weatherproofing: We ensure your sunroom is completely sealed against Florida's rain and humidity.
Electrical and HVAC integration: We can add lighting, outlets, and climate control to make your sunroom comfortable year-round.
Final inspection and walkthrough: We go over everything with you to make sure you are completely satisfied before we consider the job done.

Choosing the Right Type of Sunroom for Your Home

Not all sunrooms are created equal. The type you choose depends on how you plan to use the space and your budget. Let us break down your options:

Four-Season Sunrooms

If you want to use your sunroom all year long, a four-season sunroom is your best bet. These are fully insulated and climate-controlled, which means you can enjoy them even during hot Florida summers or the occasional chilly winter night. Four-season sunrooms typically include:

Insulated glass windows that reduce heat transfer
Thermally broken aluminum or vinyl framing to prevent energy loss
Integration with your home's HVAC system or standalone heating and cooling units
Solid insulated roofs or glass roofs with thermal barriers

These sunrooms cost more upfront, but they add significant value to your home and give you a true living space that you can use every single day.

Three-Season Sunrooms

If you mainly want to use your sunroom during spring, summer, and fall, a three-season sunroom might be a better fit. These are less expensive because they do not have the same level of insulation, but they still give you a beautiful, protected outdoor space. Three-season sunrooms work great in Florida because our winters are mild, so you will still get plenty of use out of the space.

Why Local Expertise Matters in West Palm Beach

Florida is not like other states. Our weather is intense, our building codes are strict, and our homes face unique challenges from humidity, salt air, and hurricanes. When you hire a local sunroom contractor who understands these factors, you get a better result.

We have built sunrooms all over West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Wellington, and the surrounding areas. We know which materials hold up best in our climate. We know how to design drainage systems that handle Florida's heavy rains. And we know exactly what your local building department requires for permits and inspections.

You could hire a general contractor who does sunrooms as a side project, but you will get better results with a team that specializes in this type of work. We have refined our process over hundreds of installations, and we know how to avoid the common pitfalls that lead to callbacks and repairs.

Ready to Get Started?

Let us show you how we can transform your outdoor living space. We offer free estimates and design consultations.

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