Here in St. Cloud, your home deserves a sunroom that handles our humid summers and mild winters with ease. We build custom sunrooms, patio enclosures, and screen rooms designed specifically for Central Florida living. Whether you want year-round comfort or seasonal enjoyment, we handle every detail from permits to final walkthrough.
(689) 214-9067From custom sunroom installations to screen rooms and outdoor structures, we offer complete solutions for expanding your living space in St. Cloud.
Properties in St. Cloud face unique challenges when it comes to outdoor living spaces. The afternoon thunderstorms that roll in from May through September can damage poorly built structures, and our Florida heat means you need proper ventilation and climate control to enjoy your space year-round.
Many homes in the Lakefront Park and Buenaventura Lakes neighborhoods have older screened porches that need upgrades or complete conversions. We work with these existing structures all the time, transforming basic screen rooms into four-season sunrooms with proper insulation and HVAC integration.
Your property type matters too. If you live near East Lake Tohopekaliga, you might want a sunroom that takes advantage of water views while protecting against moisture and humidity. Inland properties often prioritize backyard privacy with fully enclosed patio spaces that keep bugs out while maintaining airflow.
Here in St. Cloud, we see three main requests more than anything else. First, homeowners want to turn their existing concrete patios into usable spaces that don't turn into ovens by noon. Adding a proper roof structure with ventilation makes a massive difference in comfort.
Second, families with kids and pets call us about screen rooms that can handle daily use without tearing or sagging. The standard big-box store screening doesn't hold up to Florida sun and humidity. We use commercial-grade materials that last years longer and look better too.
Third, retirees moving here from up north want four-season sunrooms that feel like real living space, not just a screened porch. That means proper flooring, electrical outlets, ceiling fans, and insulation that keeps your AC bills reasonable. We handle the full build from your initial consultation through final inspection.
The mix of homes in St. Cloud means we see everything from 1970s ranch houses with basic concrete slabs to newer builds in planned communities like Harmony and Bridgewater. Each property type needs different solutions.
Older homes often have foundation settling that we need to account for when building attached structures. Newer homes in HOA communities require specific architectural approvals before we start work. We handle both situations regularly and know exactly what St. Cloud building inspectors look for during permitting.
If you have a corner lot or zero-lot-line property, setback requirements affect where we can build and how we design drainage. We measure everything carefully during your free consultation so there are no surprises later. Our goal is to give you additional living space that works with your property, not against it.
We make sunroom installation straightforward. From your first call to final walkthrough, here's what to expect when you work with us.
We start by visiting your property to see your space in person. During this consultation, we measure your existing patio or the area where you want to build, discuss what you need the space for, and answer any questions about materials, timeline, and cost. This visit typically takes 30 to 45 minutes, and you'll leave with a clear understanding of what's possible for your property. We also check for any potential challenges like drainage issues, utility lines, or HOA restrictions that might affect the project.
Central Florida weather determines how we build every sunroom. Summer months bring daily afternoon storms with heavy rain and occasional hail. Your sunroom needs proper drainage and a roof pitch that moves water away from the structure quickly. We see this exact scenario play out every year, so we design for it from day one.
Hurricane season means wind resistance matters too. All our structures meet current Florida Building Code wind load requirements for Osceola County. That includes proper anchoring to your home's foundation and engineering that accounts for sustained winds up to 140 mph. These aren't optional upgrades, they're standard on every build.
Winter in St. Cloud is mild compared to up north, but we still get nights in the 40s and occasional cold snaps. If you want to use your sunroom during these cooler months, insulated glass and proper sealing make a big difference. A three-season room works fine for most people, but retirees who spend every day in their sunroom usually prefer the year-round comfort of four-season construction.
We're based right here in St. Cloud at 1023 7th St, which means we understand local building codes, know the permit process at City Hall, and work regularly with St. Cloud inspectors. This local knowledge saves you time and helps projects move smoothly from start to finish.
Every project includes a written warranty covering both materials and workmanship. If something goes wrong, you call us directly, not some national corporate office. We stand behind our work because our reputation in this community depends on it.
Most importantly, we show up when scheduled and finish on time. You'll get regular updates throughout your project and direct access to the project manager handling your build. No surprises, no runaround, just professional work done right the first time.
