Sunroom Contractor in Miami, FL
Miami's tropical monsoon climate and 62 inches of annual rainfall demand sunrooms built to withstand heavy weather. From Coconut Grove's expansive yards to Coral Gables' Mediterranean estates, we create outdoor living spaces that protect your furniture and let you enjoy those bay views year-round. Your home deserves a sunroom designed for Miami's unique climate and lifestyle.
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Our Services
We specialize in sunrooms and outdoor structures designed specifically for Miami's tropical climate and diverse architectural styles.
Protecting Your Pool Area and Outdoor Spaces
Here in Miami, pools are practically standard equipment, and most of our customers want to extend their enjoyment beyond just swimming. Pinecrest homeowners with large lots often add screened pool enclosures to keep out leaves, bugs, and debris that the afternoon storms blow in. These enclosures mean less pool maintenance and more time actually using your backyard.
Properties in Coconut Grove and South Miami typically have expansive outdoor entertaining areas with lush landscaping. We build sunrooms that complement your existing outdoor space rather than competing with it. Whether you want a covered lounge area next to your pool or a fully enclosed room for year-round parties, we design structures that blend with your tropical landscaping and architectural style.
Even high-rise condos in Brickell can benefit from enclosed balconies or terrace enclosures. We work within building regulations and wind load requirements to create safe, attractive spaces that give you protection from wind and rain while maintaining those stunning bay views. Your outdoor space becomes usable even during Miami's rainy season from May through October.
Built to Miami-Dade Hurricane Standards
Miami sits right in hurricane alley, and your sunroom needs to be engineered for extreme weather. We follow Miami-Dade County building codes, which are among the strictest in the country. This means impact-resistant glass, reinforced framing, and proper anchoring systems that can handle high winds. Every project gets engineered drawings and passes county inspections before we consider it complete.
The difference between a properly built sunroom and a cheap screen enclosure becomes obvious when tropical storms roll through. Our four-season sunrooms with impact glass protect your investment and your home. You won't wake up to shattered glass or collapsed screens after a storm, and your insurance company appreciates structures that meet or exceed local codes.
Salt air from the ocean creates another challenge for Miami properties. We use aluminum framing with protective finishes and stainless steel hardware that resists corrosion. Whether you're in Key Biscayne with direct ocean exposure or inland in areas like South Miami, your sunroom materials are selected to handle Miami's unique coastal environment without degrading over time.
Matching Miami's Diverse Architecture
Coral Gables is famous for Mediterranean Revival architecture with its signature coral rock, tile roofs, and arched doorways. When we build sunrooms here, we match materials and design details so your addition looks original to the home. This attention to architectural consistency matters in established neighborhoods where property values depend partly on maintaining that classic Miami look.
Modern homes in areas like Brickell or newer South Miami developments call for contemporary glass designs with clean lines and minimal framing. We can create floor-to-ceiling glass enclosures that maximize views and natural light while providing climate control. These modern sunrooms become seamless extensions of your indoor living space.
Historic properties in Coconut Grove present their own challenges and opportunities. These older homes often have unique layouts and established landscaping with mature trees. We design around existing conditions, working with your property's character rather than against it. The goal is always a sunroom that enhances your home's value and looks like it belongs there from day one.
Our Process
We handle every detail of your Miami sunroom project from initial design through final county inspection and approval.
Site Visit and Custom Design
We come to your Miami property to see your space in person and discuss what you want. Every home is different, from Pinecrest's large lots to compact Brickell condos. We take measurements, talk about your lifestyle and budget, and show you photos of completed projects similar to yours. You'll get a clear understanding of what's possible and what it will cost before we move forward.