Sunrooms in Melbourne, FL
A glass-walled, insulated room for your Melbourne home, designed around your house and built by our own employees, never subcontractors, since 1983.
0% Financing options through GreenSky. See financing. Subject to credit approval.
- W2 CrewsOur own employees, never subcontractors
- 3-YearWorkmanship warranty on sunrooms
- #AL0521Florida license, fully insured
- 1,375+Enclosures built since 1983
- BBBAccredited, and featured on This Old House
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They arrived promptly at the scheduled time, gave us a competitive quote, and did an amazing job from start to finish on our enclosure.
My experience with Advanced Aluminum was excellent. They were very professional and did a fantastic job. They were the type of contractors that you would expect to see on the “This Old House” TV show if you are old enough to remember that show. The crew that installed my porch cared about doing a great job. I am beyond satisfied with my new porch and would use them again in a heartbeat.
Have used Advance Aluminum since 2018 when they first put up our pool enclosure. They just re-screened the enclosure and did an outstanding job as they 8 years ago. Highly recommend them.
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A sunroom for Melbourne's long summers and mild winters
Melbourne’s winters are short and mild, which is exactly why so many people want to spend them outside, and its summers are long, humid and full of afternoon storms. A sunroom gives you a room for both seasons: glass walls that let in the daylight and the view of the yard, and an insulated roof that keeps the summer sun off your head.
Unlike a screen room, a sunroom has glass walls. Pollen, most of the rain and the mosquitoes that come with living near the Indian River Lagoon stay outside, and the room gets used every day rather than only in the mild months.
How we build a Melbourne sunroom
Each sunroom starts with your house. We look at how the new room will meet the existing roofline, which doors it will connect to and how it will open onto your yard or pool deck.
- Insulated roof: 3-inch foam-insulated panels rated R12.
- Keymark aluminum framing, engineered for the wind loads at your address.
- Glass walls chosen for light and view. We install PGT horizontal roller windows in standard or impact-resistant glass, or CWS acrylic sliding windows.
Sunrooms for Melbourne homes, from Eau Gallie to Suntree
In Eau Gallie and on the older streets near Historic Downtown, many homes have a small back patio or an aging screen porch where a sunroom could go. In Suntree and along Wickham Road, homeowners with a lake or golf-course view often want a sunroom that frames it. We can almost always build on your existing patio slab. If a screen room is already there, we take it down and build the sunroom new: screen rooms are framed with 2-inch aluminum for the light screen, and windows are heavier and need 3-inch framing.
Not sure whether you want glass or screen? A screened patio enclosure keeps the bugs out while staying open to the breeze. We can show you both at your consultation and talk through how you plan to use the space.
Why homeowners in Melbourne choose Advanced Aluminum
Your sunroom is built by W2 Advanced Aluminum employees, never subcontractors, so one company is responsible for the work from the first measurement to the final walkthrough. We are licensed (Florida #AL0521) and fully insured, BBB Accredited and featured on This Old House, and we have been building across Brevard County since 1983.
Every sunroom carries a 3-year workmanship warranty. To spread the cost, 0% financing options are available through GreenSky, subject to credit approval.
Melbourne neighborhoods we serve
- Eau Gallie
- Historic Downtown Melbourne
- the Wickham Road corridor
- Suntree
- West Melbourne
- the Lake Washington Road area and the Indian River waterfront
Recent sunroom projects in Melbourne
Sunroom permits in Melbourne
Permitting office: City of Melbourne, or Brevard County for unincorporated addresses such as Suntree
A sunroom is a permanent structure attached to your home, so it needs a building permit and must meet the Florida Building Code, including Brevard County’s wind-load requirements. Inside Melbourne city limits the permit comes from the City of Melbourne. Suntree is unincorporated and goes through Brevard County, and West Melbourne has its own building department. We take care of the permit for you, from the engineered drawings through the final inspection.
If your community has a homeowners association, we design with its architectural guidelines in mind and give you the plans it asks for. The HOA application itself comes from you.
Spread the cost of your sunroom
0% financing options through GreenSky. Subject to credit approval.
Questions about sunrooms in Melbourne
Will a sunroom stay comfortable in a Melbourne summer?
The roof does most of the work. Its 3-inch foam-insulated panels (R12) keep much of the sun’s heat out of the room. We talk through how you plan to use the room at your in-home consultation. Heating and cooling are up to you. Most homeowners have an HVAC professional or electrician add it; it isn’t part of our work.
Can a sunroom replace my old screen porch?
Yes. We take the old screen porch down and build the sunroom new, almost always on the existing slab. A screen porch is framed with 2-inch aluminum for the light screen, and windows are heavier and need 3-inch framing.
Do I need a permit for a sunroom in Melbourne or Suntree?
Yes. The City of Melbourne issues permits inside city limits, and Brevard County issues them in Suntree. We take care of the permit either way.
What warranty comes with a sunroom?
Sunrooms carry a 3-year workmanship warranty. You can read the full warranty before you decide.
Can I finance a sunroom?
Yes. 0% financing options are available through GreenSky, subject to credit approval. See financing for how it works.
How long does a sunroom take to build?
It depends on the size of the room and the permit schedule for your address. You get a schedule with your written price. We build in the order contracts are signed, usually about two to three months after signing, and the permit is handled during that wait. Once the permit is approved and the windows arrive, most sunrooms take about 3 to 5 days on site, depending on size.
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