Sunroom Repairs & Glass Replacement

Fix Your Sunroom Before Small Problems Become Big Ones

Sunrooms take a beating from Florida weather. Constant sun exposure, heavy rain, high winds, and humidity all wear on the glass, seals, and framing over time. If you're dealing with leaks, cracked glass, foggy windows, or damaged screens, it's time to get them fixed before the damage gets worse.

We handle all kinds of sunroom repairs in St. Cloud, FL. Whether you need a single glass panel replaced or a full roof reseal, we've got you covered. We work on all types of sunrooms, patio enclosures, and screen rooms, no matter who built them originally.

Common Sunroom Repairs We Handle

Most sunroom problems fall into a few categories. Here's what we fix most often, and why it's important to take care of these issues as soon as you notice them.

Types of Repairs We Specialize In

• •Glass replacement: Cracked, broken, or foggy glass panels
• •Leak repairs: Roof leaks, window seals, and flashing issues
• •Screen replacement: Torn or damaged screen mesh
• •Frame repairs: Bent, corroded, or damaged aluminum framing
• •Door adjustments: Sliding doors that stick or don't close properly
• •Seal and weatherstripping: Worn seals that let in air, water, or pests

Glass Replacement Done Right

Broken or cracked glass is one of the most common sunroom problems. It can happen from a storm, a fallen branch, or just age and wear. Whatever the cause, you need it fixed fast. We'll measure the damaged panel, order the correct glass, and install it properly so it's sealed and secure.

If your glass is fogged up between the panes, that means the seal has failed and moisture has gotten in. The only fix is to replace the entire insulated glass unit. We can also upgrade you to better glass while we're at it, like low-E or impact-resistant options that will hold up better over time.

For more extensive upgrades, check out our sunroom conversion services. And if you're considering a brand-new addition, we also offer full sunroom installation.

Fixing Leaks Before They Cause Damage

Leaks are the number one problem we see in older sunrooms. Water can get in through the roof, around windows, or at the connection points between your sunroom and your house. If you ignore a leak, it can lead to mold, wood rot, and structural damage that costs a lot more to fix later.

We'll track down the source of the leak, reseal the problem area, and make sure everything is watertight. Sometimes it's a simple caulking job, and other times we need to replace flashing or roof panels. Either way, we'll get it done right so you don't have to deal with the same problem again.