Established Sunroom Contractor in Rialto CA - Patios Turned Into Dry, Usable Rooms
Suncraft Rialto Sunrooms & Patios encloses patios and builds sunroom additions in Rialto, Fontana and the cities nearby. We also turn an older wood deck into a sunroom and remodel sunrooms that leak or sit unused.
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Sunroom contractor services in Rialto, CA
Suncraft Rialto Sunrooms & Patios is a sunroom contractor in Rialto, and most of our calls come from homeowners who want more usable space out back. We offer 16 services, from screen rooms and patio covers to four season rooms you can use all year. Price mostly comes down to the size of the room, whether your slab or deck can carry it as it is, and how closed in you want it, since insulated glass costs more than screens. The schedule usually turns on the city's permit review more than on the build itself. I measure at your house, and your written quote gives you the figure for your own room.
Sunroom additions
A sunroom addition is a new room built onto your house, with its own floor, walls and roof tied into what's already there. It suits homes that need another room and have yard to give.
Four season sunrooms
Want a room you can sit in any month of the year? We build four season sunrooms with insulated walls, roof and glass so the room works like the rest of the house.
Three season sunrooms
We build three season sunrooms for homeowners who want a glassed-in room for most of the year without paying for a fully insulated one.
Patio enclosures
If your covered patio collects dust and leaves and rarely gets used, we close it in with walls and windows so it becomes a room you'll actually use.
Custom sunrooms
Custom sunrooms are built to fit your house rather than picked from a kit, matching the roofline, the siding and the way you plan to use the room.
Sunroom construction
We handle the whole build, from footings and framing to glass and the roof tie-in. Our own crew does the work, with me on site.
Sunroom remodeling
Is your old sunroom leaking, drafty or just dated? We replace worn glass, reseal where the roof meets the house and update the finishes so the room is worth sitting in again.
Screen room installation
A screen room keeps bugs out and lets air through. It's the simpler choice for people who mostly want a comfortable place to sit outside in the evening.
Patio-to-sunroom conversion
We check that your existing slab can carry walls and a roof, then build the sunroom on it. If the slab won't hold up, I tell you before we start.
Deck-to-sunroom conversion
Have a wood deck off the back of the house? We look at the framing and footings underneath first, because a deck built for patio chairs isn't always built to carry a room.
All season rooms
All season rooms are for homeowners who want a real den, office or playroom out back, insulated so it stays comfortable through the year.
Enclosed patio rooms
We enclose patios with framed walls, windows and a door that locks, so the space works for hobbies, storage or meals out back.
Solarium installation
A solarium has a glass roof as well as glass walls, so you see sky overhead. It's for people who want the most light a room can give.
Patio cover installation
We build patio covers that shade the slab out back, a good fit for homeowners who want shade now and may close the patio in later.
Sunroom design
Before anything gets built, we work out what the room is for, where the windows go and how it ties into your roof, so the plan fits your house.
Vinyl sunrooms
Vinyl sunrooms use vinyl framing that doesn't rot and doesn't need paint, which suits homeowners who want a room with little upkeep.
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Sunrooms, patio covers and enclosures
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Rialto backyards, slabs and decks
Rialto is a San Bernardino County city, and a lot of the backyards we see here have a slab patio or a wood deck that gets less use than it could. People here know Rialto City Park for its fields, picnic areas and outdoor stage, Frisbie Park for its skatepark and dog park, and the Rialto Historical Museum for its twelve rooms on the people and industries that shaped the city.
The city also has two earthquake fault systems, San Jacinto and Rialto-Colton, inside its limits, which is one reason I pay close attention to how a new room is framed and tied into your house. I started Suncraft here in 2023 after learning framing and glass work on other builders' crews, and you can read more about how we got started.
Tell us about the room you have in mind
Send the form and we'll reply within one business day to set a time for me to come measure, free and with no obligation. Or call (909) 546-5002.
Why Rialto homeowners call our crew
You deal with the owner
You deal with me from first visit to final inspection, one person who knows your job.
A quote you can compare
Your written quote lists what's in and what's out, so you can compare bids.
Permit paperwork handled
We handle any permit your job needs and plan around the city's review.
A straight answer first
If your slab or idea won't work, I'll tell you before we build anything.
Want me to come take a look? Send us your project and we'll set a time.
About usFrom your first call to final inspection
Call or send the form
Call (909) 546-5002 or send the form with a few lines about your patio, deck or the room you have in mind. We reply within one business day to set a time for me to come out. The visit and the quote are free, and there's no obligation to go ahead.
I measure and look it over
I come out myself and measure, then look at your slab or deck and how the house is built, because that decides what the room can be. We talk through what you want to use the room for. Afterward you get a written quote for the room we discussed.
Permits, then the build
When your job needs a permit, we handle the application and the inspections with the city or county office for your address, so you're not chasing paperwork. Once it's issued, our own crew builds the room with me on site, keeping an eye on the framing and the roof tie-in.
Final inspection and walkthrough
I'm there for the final inspection, since a room isn't done until it passes. Then our crew cleans up, and we walk the room with you so you know how the windows, doors and anything else that opens work. If something looks off to you, that's the time to say so.
Serving Rialto and nearby cities
Suncraft Rialto Sunrooms & Patios is based in Rialto, California, and works in Rialto and the cities around it, including Fontana and San Bernardino. The 12 cities below have their own page, and if yours isn't listed, call and ask.
Common questions
How much does a sunroom cost in Rialto?
It depends on the room, so I give you a figure in a written quote after I measure at your house. Beyond size and what the room sits on, the roof tie-in, any electrical work and the windows and doors you pick all move the number. Each service page has more on what that kind of room involves.
Does a four season sunroom cost more than a three season sunroom?
Yes, usually, because a four season room has insulated walls, roof and glass so it can be heated and cooled like the rest of the house. A three season room skips most of that, which makes it a lighter build. If you'd only use the room part of the year, I'll tell you the three season room is the better buy.
How long does a sunroom permit take in Rialto?
The city's tentative estimate is about 10 business days for many patio permits, and about 20 business days of plan review for most other permits, plus about 10 more to issue the permit. Corrections or revisions start the 20-day review over, which is why we check the plans carefully before they go in. We set your build date around whichever track your job lands on.
Does a sunroom contractor in Rialto need a license?
Yes, in most cases, because the Contractors State License Board requires a California license to build or alter a structure when the project needs a building permit, uses employee labor or totals $1,000 or more in labor and materials. Rialto also requires a city business license for contractors who bid on or do improvement work in the city. We're licensed and fully insured, and it's worth asking every contractor you compare about both.
What if my patio slab isn't strong enough for a sunroom?
I'll tell you at the estimate, before anything is built, because a room on a slab that can't carry it is a room you'll regret. Usually the fix is new footings to carry the walls or a new slab, and the quote shows that work on its own so you can see what it adds.
Do you guarantee your sunroom work?
Yes, our promise is satisfaction guaranteed. I'm on site with the crew through the final inspection, so I see the finished room before we call it done.
How do you keep a sunroom from leaking?
By getting the joint between the new roof and your house right, because that's where most sunroom leaks start. We put the most care into that joint and the metal flashing that sheds water off it, and we check that water drains away from the room instead of under it. A room that stays dry is the first thing I want you to get.
How do I know if my Rialto home is in a fire hazard zone?
Check your address on the city's fire hazard severity zone page, because zone status varies from one property to the next. The maps there are the state fire marshal's recommended maps for San Bernardino County. If your house is in a zone, let me know at the estimate.
Ready to turn your patio into a room?
Send the form or call (909) 546-5002, and I'll come out, measure and get you a written quote.