All season rooms in Rialto CA - a heated, cooled room you can use all year
Patio too hot in August and too cold in January? We build an insulated, heated and cooled room you'll actually use every month.
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What is an all season room, and is it right for your Rialto house?
An all season room in Rialto is a fully closed room off the back of your house, with all-weather windows, insulation and heating and cooling, so it works as real living space in summer heat and on cold winter nights.
Most of our calls start the same way, with a patio or screened space out back that sits empty half the year because it's too hot or too cold to use. The price mostly turns on the room's size, whether your slab can carry it or needs a new foundation, how much glass and insulation goes in, and whether the room runs off your home's heating and cooling. The schedule turns on the city's plan review and on what I find when I look at the slab, and the written quote after I measure gives you your own number.
How do you know your patio should be an all season room?
Too hot to sit out there
You step out on a summer afternoon and you're back inside in ten minutes. That usually means a cover or enclosure trapping heat with no insulation and no cooling, and every summer you wait is another season of paying for space you don't use.
Screen room empty all winter
The furniture sits under a tarp from November on because the screens let the cold straight through. A screened space can't be heated, so if you want the room year round, the fix is closing it in properly rather than adding another heater.
Fog and drips on the glass
Water beading on the inside of the windows on cool mornings usually means thin glass and no insulation in the walls or roof. Left alone, that moisture can stain frames and floors, so it's worth sorting out before it does real damage.
Other rooms we build out back
Enclosed patio rooms
A good fit when you want shelter from wind, dust and sun but don't plan to heat or cool the space.
Solarium installation
For homeowners who want glass overhead and as much daylight as the room can hold.
How we build an all season room
I start by measuring and checking your slab or deck, because a closed, heated and cooled room asks more of the base than a patio cover does. Next we settle the wall, floor and roof insulation before any framing goes up, since it's easy to put in then and costs more to add later. If the room ties into your home's heating and cooling, I go over how the new ducts get sealed and wrapped, because state energy rules hold ducts serving an addition to insulation and leakage standards. Then our crew frames the walls, sets the insulated windows and roof, finishes the inside and cleans up.
If you'd rather close in the space without heating and cooling it, our enclosed patio rooms are a simpler build. For a room that's mostly glass, roof included, we also do solarium installation.
On your existing patio slab
This suits homes where the slab is level and sound, because reusing it keeps the job simpler. If I don't think it'll hold the room, I'll tell you up front instead of building on it.
On a new foundation
This suits bigger rooms, or patios with a cracked or settled slab, because the room gets a base made for its weight. It costs more, but it's the right call when the old slab won't do the job.
Get a written quote for your all season room
Send the form and we reply within one business day to set a time for me to come measure. The quote is free, done on site, with no obligation. Calling (909) 546-5002 works too.
Call (909) 546-5002Why Rialto homeowners call Suncraft Rialto Sunrooms & Patios for all season rooms
I measure and stay on site
I come out myself to look at the house and measure, and our own crew does the building with me on site. You deal with the same person from the first visit to the last day, so nothing gets lost between a salesman and a crew.
Licensed and fully insured, every job
We're licensed and fully insured on every room we build. If something goes wrong on your property during the build, you aren't the one left holding it.
Started in Rialto in 2023
I started this business here in 2023 after learning framing and glass work on other builders' crews, and we work in Rialto and the cities around it, like Fontana and Colton. Closing in patios out back is what we're known for, so a room you'll use all year is the job we know best.
Permit and inspections handled for you
When your room needs a permit, we handle the application and the inspections with the city or county office for your address. You don't spend your lunch breaks at a permit counter, and the room gets checked before you move furniture in.
What matters most is a room that stays dry and comfortable, and that starts with an honest look at your slab. Send us your details or call (909) 546-5002 to set up a visit.
What happens when you call about an all season room in Rialto?
Call or send the form
Call (909) 546-5002 or send the form, and we get back to you to set up a visit. We'll pick a time that works around your schedule.
I come out and measure
I measure, look at the slab or deck and how your house is built, and we talk through what you'll use the room for. If the slab or the idea won't work, that's when I'll tell you.
Written quote, then the permit
You get a written quote that lays out the room, insulation, windows and heating and cooling, so you can see where the money goes before you commit. We handle the permit side, and the city lists 30 days for plans in review, so we set the build date after that.
Our crew builds the room
Our crew builds it with me on the job the whole way. I stay with it through the final inspection, so the city signs off before we call it done.
Common questions
How is an all season room different from a three season room?
An all season room is heated and cooled with all-weather windows, while a three season room usually isn't heated or cooled and uses uninsulated windows or screens. If you want to sit out there on a July afternoon and a cold January night, the all season room is the one to pick.
How much does an all season room cost near Rialto?
A sunroom in the San Bernardino area usually runs about $115 to $195 per square foot, going by a regional price guide. Larger rooms that need a foundation and have heating and air conditioning land toward the top of that range. Your written quote after I measure gives you your own number.
Who reviews sunroom plans in Rialto?
The city's Building and Safety Division reviews the plans and inspects the work to make sure it follows California's building codes and the city's own rules. The city's Planning Division also checks that building on private lots fits its general plan and zoning. We put in the application and meet the inspector, and the review wait is in our steps above.
Does a fire hazard zone change how a sunroom is built in Rialto?
Yes, if your house sits in a High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, the Rialto Fire Department says new construction and renovations there must follow wildland-urban interface building codes, which are rules meant to make a house harder to catch fire. You can look up your address on the city's fire hazard zone page, and I check it before we plan the room.
How long do insulated sunroom roof panels last?
Many insulated roof panels last 25 to 40 years or more with proper care, according to one panel supplier's guide, depending on how much sun they take, their coatings and upkeep. Routine care of the roof is what helps it reach the long end of that range.
What is the best way to connect an all season room to my house?
Decide first whether the room opens into the house or stays closed off, because that choice drives the windows and the heating and cooling. In one older national code summary, a room open to the house counts as living space and its windows meet added water, air and heat rules, while a closed-off room uses its own separate heating or cooling. I'll walk you through both on the visit.
Get a quote on your all season room
Have a rough room size ready when you call (909) 546-5002 or send the form, and tell us whether you want it open to the house and running on your home's heating and cooling.