Trusted Sunroom Contractor in Santa Ana CA - A Room You Can Use More of the Year
Sunridge Santa Ana Sunrooms & Patios builds sunroom additions and patio enclosures for homes in Santa Ana, Tustin and the cities around it. We also turn aging decks into sunrooms and build patio covers for backyards that need shade.
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A Santa Ana sunroom contractor since 2017
Sunridge Santa Ana Sunrooms & Patios is a sunroom contractor based in Santa Ana, CA. I started it here in 2017 after years of scheduling remodels and then building rooms on the crews, and we're licensed and fully insured. We offer 16 sunroom and patio services and have pages for 12 cities, though we work in more cities than those. You can read more about us and how we work.
Sunroom contractor services in Santa Ana, CA
Sunridge Santa Ana Sunrooms & Patios is a sunroom contractor in Santa Ana, CA with 16 services, from screen rooms to four season additions. The price mostly turns on the room's size, its glass and roof, whether it's heated and cooled, and the shape of the slab or deck it sits on, while the schedule turns on plans and any permit review. Your free on-site estimate puts your own figure in writing, with what it covers.
Sunroom additions
We build a sunroom addition onto your house with its own foundation, walls, glass and roof, so you gain a room tied into the home.
Four season sunrooms
A four season sunroom is insulated and set up for heating and cooling, for homeowners who want a room they can use any month.
Three season sunrooms
Three season sunrooms skip the heating and cooling, giving you a lighter, less costly glass room for spring, summer and fall evenings.
Patio enclosures
If your covered patio sits empty half the year, we enclose it with walls and windows so it becomes a room you actually use.
Custom sunrooms
We design and build custom sunrooms to fit your house's roofline, yard and layout, for homeowners whose space doesn't suit a standard kit.
Sunroom construction
Our own installers handle sunroom construction from the base up, setting the frame, glass, roof and trim in the order we planned.
Sunroom remodeling
When an older sunroom leaks, runs hot or feels dated, we remodel it with new glass, roofing or finishes so it's usable again.
Screen room installation
We install screen rooms that keep bugs out and let the breeze in, a simpler choice for homeowners who mostly want shaded outdoor space.
Patio-to-sunroom conversion
A patio-to-sunroom conversion turns your existing slab or patio cover into a closed room, once we've checked it can carry the walls and roof.
Deck-to-sunroom conversion
For homeowners with a deck they'd use more if it were closed in, we check the framing first, then build a sunroom on top.
All season rooms
We build all season rooms with insulated walls, roof and glass, so the room is comfortable on cool nights and warm afternoons.
Enclosed patio rooms
When your patio gets too much dust, wind or sun to enjoy, an enclosed patio room gives you a sheltered space that still feels open.
Solarium installation
We install solariums with glass walls and a glass roof, for homeowners who want the most daylight and a view of the sky overhead.
Patio cover installation
We build attached and freestanding patio covers that shade your patio, and can plan one so walls and glass go on later.
Sunroom design
Our sunroom design work settles size, glass, roof, heating and cooling on paper first, for homeowners who want every choice made before building.
Vinyl sunrooms
Vinyl sunrooms use vinyl framing that doesn't need painting, a lower-upkeep pick for homeowners who'd rather use the room than maintain it.
Why Santa Ana homeowners call us
Every choice settled on paper
We settle the base, glass, roof and heating and cooling before anything is ordered, while those choices are still easy to change.
One contact from start to finish
I come out to measure your job myself and stay your contact until it's done, so you talk to one person who knows your room.
Your base checked before pricing
We look at the slab, deck or patio cover before we price the room, so the estimate is built on what's really there.
An estimate you can compare
Your written estimate spells out what it covers, from the base to the glass to the roof, so you can compare bids fairly.
Permits and inspections handled
When your job needs a permit, we prepare the plans, file with the city and meet the inspector, so you're not sorting it out alone.
Our own installers build it
Our own installers do the build, step by step in the order we mapped out, with the base settled before any walls go up.
Tell us about the room you have in mind on our contact page, or call (657) 205-6766.
Tell us about the sunroom you have in mind
We'll reply within one business day to set a time for me to come out. I'll measure, look at what the room would sit on and talk with you about how you'll use it, then send a written estimate of what the price covers. The estimate is free, and there's no obligation to go ahead.
Your sunroom questions answered
How much does a sunroom cost in Santa Ana?
There isn't one price, because a sunroom's cost turns on its size, its glass and roof, and whether it's heated and cooled. The biggest unknown is usually what it sits on, so I look at your slab, deck or patio cover before writing a number. Your written estimate lists what the price covers, so you can compare it with other bids.
Does a four season sunroom cost more than a three season room?
Usually yes, because a four season room adds insulated walls, roof and glass plus heating and cooling, while a three season room leaves those out. If you'll use the room mostly in mild months, a three season room is often the better fit. If you want it year-round, heating and cooling is much easier to settle at the start than to add later.
How long does it take to build a sunroom in Santa Ana?
It depends on the plans, the permit and the build, and we lay out that order on paper before anything starts. The city can issue some permits the same day over the counter, and its own examples include patio covers, while other projects may need plans submitted for review first. Most applications also need Planning Division approval before building review, which I'll factor in once your room is drawn.
Is your sunroom company licensed and insured?
Yes, Sunridge Santa Ana Sunrooms & Patios is licensed and fully insured. The City of Santa Ana also requires every business operating in the city, contractors included, to hold a current city business license. You're welcome to ask about either when I come out to measure.
Who will I deal with during my sunroom project?
You'll deal with me, from the first visit to the finished room. I measure the job myself, our own installers do the build, and I stay your contact the whole way, so you're not passed between people who don't know your room.
Do you guarantee your sunroom work?
Yes, every room we build comes with our promise of satisfaction guaranteed. The way we work backs that up, since every choice is settled on paper before anything is ordered, so there's nothing left to guess about. Ask me anything about it when I'm out to measure.
Can you build a sunroom on my existing patio slab or deck?
Often, but I can't say for sure until I've looked at it, because a weak base is where most trouble on these jobs starts. I check the slab, deck or patio cover before pricing the room, and if it needs work, that goes into the estimate so it's part of the plan from the start.
Do I need a permit to build a sunroom in Santa Ana?
Most likely, because the city requires a permit to construct or alter a building, and a room built onto your house is that kind of work. The Building Safety Division issues the permit, reviews the plans and inspects the work. When your job needs one, we handle that paperwork and the inspections for you.
Sunroom and patio room ideas
How a sunroom job goes with us
Call or send a message
Call (657) 205-6766 or fill out the form on our contact page, and tell us a little about the room you have in mind. We reply to every call and message within one business day to set a time for me to come out. Reaching out doesn't commit you to anything.
I measure and write it up
I come out myself, measure, and look at the slab, deck or patio cover the room would sit on. We talk about how you'll use the room, since that decides the glass, roof and heating and cooling. Then I send a free written estimate that spells out what the price covers, with no obligation.
We plan, permit and build
Once you say yes, we draw the plans and settle every choice on paper. When the job needs a permit, we file with the city and meet the inspector, and we keep you posted along the way. Our own installers then build the room in the order we mapped out, so you know what's coming next.
Walk through your new room
When the room is finished, we walk through it with you so you can see it matches what you signed for. If your job had a permit, we meet the inspector for the final check before we call it done. We clean up the work area before we leave, so you can start using the room.