Sunroom Conversions & Upgrades

Upgrade Your Existing Sunroom

Maybe you already have a sunroom, patio enclosure, or screen room, but it's not working the way you need it to. The glass might be old and inefficient. The screens could be torn or faded. Or maybe you want to convert a three-season room into a fully insulated four-season space so you can use it year-round.

We specialize in sunroom conversions and upgrades in St. Cloud, FL. Instead of tearing everything down and starting over, we can often work with your existing structure and upgrade it to meet your current needs. It's a cost-effective way to get the sunroom you actually want without the expense of a full rebuild.

Common Sunroom Upgrades We Handle

Every conversion is different, but here's what we typically help homeowners with. We'll assess your current space and recommend the upgrades that make the most sense for your budget and goals.

Popular Sunroom Conversion Projects

• •Three-season to four-season conversion: Add insulation, upgrade glass, and integrate HVAC for year-round use
• •Screen room to glass enclosure: Replace screen panels with insulated glass for better weather protection
• •Glass replacement: Upgrade to energy-efficient or impact-resistant glass
• •Roof upgrades: Replace old roofing with insulated panels or modern materials
• •Frame restoration: Repair or replace damaged aluminum framing
• •Electrical and lighting: Add outlets, ceiling fans, or recessed lighting

Why Upgrade Instead of Starting Over?

If your sunroom's foundation and framing are in good shape, upgrading is often the smarter choice. You save money on demolition and reconstruction, and you can often get the project done faster. We'll inspect your current structure and let you know what's worth keeping and what needs to be replaced.

Sometimes a simple glass upgrade or insulation install is all you need to make your sunroom comfortable again. Other times, it makes sense to do a more comprehensive conversion. We'll walk you through the options and help you decide what works best for your home and budget.

If you're also dealing with leaks, cracks, or structural damage, check out our sunroom repair services. And if you're starting from scratch, we also offer full sunroom installation services.

How the Conversion Process Works

We start with an on-site inspection to evaluate your current sunroom. We'll check the foundation, framing, roof, glass, and any existing electrical or HVAC components. Then we'll discuss what you want to change and what improvements would make the biggest difference.

Once we agree on a plan, we'll handle permits, order materials, and schedule the work. Most upgrades take 2 to 6 weeks depending on complexity. We'll keep the project clean and organized, and we'll make sure everything is up to code when we're done.