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Proven Sunroom Contractor in Rossmoor CA - A Sunroom That Fits How You Live

Viewcraft Rossmoor Sunrooms & Patios builds sunrooms, patio enclosures and patio covers in Rossmoor and the cities around it, from Long Beach to Irvine. We also close in existing patios and decks and update older sunrooms.

A white-framed sunroom with a peaked roof adjoins a red-brick house, beside a paved patio with outdoor dining furniture.
  • Fully licensed and insured.
  • Free estimates at your property.
  • Expect a reply within 1 business day.

Who we are

I started Viewcraft Rossmoor Sunrooms & Patios here in 2023, after growing up on my dad's jobs building patio rooms and enclosures. We're a sunroom contractor, fully licensed and insured, offering 16 sunroom and patio services in Rossmoor and the cities around it. Most people who call us want a sunroom, an enclosure or a cover and want to understand their choices first, so that's where we start. You can read more about me and how we work.

A bright sunroom with white framing and tall windows contains a dining table, armchairs, and a black sofa beneath a ceiling fan.

Sunroom contractor services in Rossmoor, CA

Viewcraft Rossmoor Sunrooms & Patios is a sunroom contractor in Rossmoor, CA, with 16 services, from a simple patio cover to a four season room. The price follows the room type, size, glass and insulation, and whether your patio or deck can carry the new room, and the schedule turns on those same choices and any permit review. Your free on-site estimate lays out the room type, the glass and what's included.

  • Sunroom addition with tall wood-framed windows, a stone fireplace, and a cozy seating area beneath a vaulted wood ceiling.

    Sunroom additions

    We add a new glass-walled room to the side or back of your house, framed and roofed to tie into the existing structure.

  • Four-season sunroom with white-framed glass walls attached to a stone house, glowing warmly at sunset beside a landscaped patio.

    Four season sunrooms

    A four season sunroom has insulated walls, insulated glass and heating and cooling, for homeowners who want to use the room every month.

  • Three-season sunroom with screened panels raised on a deck, seen through leafy branches bearing small fruit.

    Three season sunrooms

    If you want a bright room for spring through fall without the cost of full insulation, a three season room uses lighter framing and glass.

  • Enclosed patio with a broad brown tile floor, wood-paneled walls, and sliding glass doors.

    Patio enclosures

    When sun, wind or bugs keep you off the patio, we close it in with walls, windows or screens under your existing roof.

  • Custom sunroom with a tall grid of glass windows beside a raised wood deck, patio seating, and flowering plants.

    Custom sunrooms

    We design and build a sunroom around your house's shape, roof line and how you'll use it, instead of working from a standard kit.

  • Bright sunroom with white framing, expansive windows, wicker seating, and a view of a leafy lawn.

    Sunroom construction

    Our crew handles the full build, from the foundation through framing, glass, roof and trim, with me checking the work along the way.

  • Enclosed sunroom with a dark frame and translucent roof, furnished with a gray sectional and potted flowers.

    Sunroom remodeling

    An older sunroom that's too hot, drafty or dated can get new glass, insulation, flooring or a new roof so it works for you again.

  • Screen room with a dark frame, mesh panels, and two orange-cushioned chairs overlooking trees and neighboring homes.

    Screen room installation

    We build screened rooms for homeowners who want fresh air and shade outside without the bugs and don't need a fully closed room.

  • Sunroom with large windows, a gray sectional, white armchairs, and polished wood flooring beside a green lawn.

    Patio-to-sunroom conversion

    If you already have a patio slab or cover, we check whether it can carry walls and glass, then build the sunroom on what's there.

  • Glass sunroom addition attached to a house, glowing at sunset beside a landscaped patio and lawn.

    Deck-to-sunroom conversion

    We turn a deck into an enclosed room after checking the posts and framing underneath, because walls and a roof add a lot of weight.

  • White all-season room with large windows overlooks a landscaped lawn and curved stone garden bed.

    All season rooms

    An all season room is a fully closed, insulated living space off your house, for homeowners who want an extra room rather than a porch.

  • Enclosed patio room with a black metal frame and screened roof surrounds a backyard pool.

    Enclosed patio rooms

    We frame walls and windows around your patio to make an enclosed patio room that stays cleaner and gets more use than an open patio.

  • Bright solarium interior with white framing, expansive windows, wicker seating and views of a garden.

    Solarium installation

    A solarium has glass walls and a glass roof for as much light as possible, which suits a room full of plants or a bright reading room.

  • White patio cover with open slatted roofing extends over an outdoor seating area amid trees.

    Patio cover installation

    We install solid or lattice patio covers, attached to your house or freestanding, to put shade over a patio you already use.

  • Sunroom with tall windows, a vaulted ceiling, skylight and dark-framed seating overlooks a wooded yard.

    Sunroom design

    Before anything is drawn, I ask how you'll use the room, and then we plan the size, glass, insulation and heating to match.

  • A white-framed glass sunroom extends from a stone-and-siding house, with a dark metal roof and leafy garden.

    Vinyl sunrooms

    Vinyl sunrooms use vinyl frames that never need painting, which suits homeowners who want an enclosed room with very little upkeep.

Why homeowners choose us

  • Learned the trade on job sites

    I grew up on my dad's patio room and enclosure jobs, and that's where I learned to measure twice and write everything down.

  • Details checked before pricing

    I check the details myself before a price goes on paper, so the figure you get reflects your actual house and not a guess.

  • A room planned for real use

    We settle how you'll use the room before anything is drawn, because glass, insulation and heating are easiest to get right at the start.

  • Estimates you can compare

    Your written estimate spells out what's included and what isn't, so you can line it up against other bids.

  • Permits handled for your address

    We check which office covers your address, like the county for Rossmoor, and when a permit's needed, we apply and meet the inspector.

  • Our own crew does the building

    Our own crew builds your room, so the people at your house work for us and know how I want the details done.

If you'd like to talk through the room you have in mind, call (562) 488-9164 or use our contact page.

Tell us about the room you have in mind

We'll reply within one business day to set up a visit, and I'll come out to look at the space, measure it and ask how you plan to use the room. The estimate is free and comes in writing, and there's no obligation to go ahead.

Call (562) 488-9164

A white sunroom with a vaulted ceiling and high windows is furnished with a sofa and wicker chairs overlooking a garden.

Where we build sunrooms around Rossmoor

Viewcraft Rossmoor Sunrooms & Patios is based in Rossmoor, CA, and works in many of the cities around it, from Long Beach to Irvine. The 12 cities below have their own pages here, and if yours isn't on the list, give us a call and ask.

Your sunroom questions answered

How much does a sunroom cost in Rossmoor, CA?

It depends mostly on the type of room, its size, the glass and insulation, and what it's built on, so the honest answer comes after I've seen your space. A screen room or three season room usually costs less than a four season room with insulated glass and heating. Your free estimate is where you get the figure for your own room.

Is it cheaper to enclose my patio than build a new sunroom?

It can be, when your existing slab and cover are strong enough to carry walls and glass, because you're not paying for a new foundation and roof. I check that when I come out, and if they need reinforcing or replacing, the savings shrink, which I'd rather tell you up front.

How long does it take to build a sunroom?

It depends on the room type and the permit, since an addition usually needs the building office's plan check before our crew can start. After that, the build turns on the foundation work, how soon the glass and frames arrive and the size of the room. I'll go over timing with you once I know what your room involves.

Do I need a licensed contractor to build a sunroom in California?

Yes, in nearly every case, because California's contractors board requires a license for any job that needs a building permit, uses additional workers or costs $1,000 or more in labor and materials. The exception is small permit-free work under $1,000 by someone with no employees, and we're fully licensed and insured.

What should I decide before getting a sunroom estimate?

Mainly how you'll use the room, like which months, what time of day and whether it's for plants, an office or family time. You don't need every answer ready, because I'll ask a lot of questions and write your answers down.

Do you guarantee your sunroom work?

Yes, our sunroom work is satisfaction guaranteed. The best protection is a plan we've both agreed on before work starts, so I'd rather settle the details on paper than fix things later.

What kind of glass is best for a sunroom?

Insulated glass is the better choice if you'll heat or cool the room, while single-pane glass or screens are usually fine for a three season room or screen room. Glass makes up most of a sunroom's walls, so it has a big effect on comfort and on price.

Who issues building permits for a sunroom in Rossmoor?

The County of Orange does, because Rossmoor is an unincorporated area and its community services district isn't a city. The county typically requires permits for additions and new buildings, and its permit handout, which may be out of date, calls for a soils report signed by an engineer or architect for all additions. We find out what your address needs early, because it can shape the plan.

How a sunroom project works with us

  1. Call or send the form

    Call (562) 488-9164 or send the form with a few words about your space and what you're hoping to use it for. We reply within one business day to set a time for me to come out, and there's no obligation at any point.

  2. I measure, you get an estimate

    I come out to look at the space, measure it and ask how you plan to use the room, writing the answers down as we go. Then you get a free written estimate laying out the room type, the glass and what's included, and we check which office handles permits for your address.

  3. Our crew builds the room

    Once you sign, we take care of the permit application when the work needs one, and our own crew builds the room. I check the work as it goes, including the metal flashing that keeps water out where the room meets your house, before it gets covered up.

  4. Walk-through and handoff

    When the room is finished, we walk through it with you and I go over anything you'd like explained. If the work had a permit, we meet the inspector for the final check, and our crew cleans up before we hand the room over to you.

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