All season rooms in Jurupa Valley CA - a heated and cooled room you use all year
Your patio is too hot in the afternoon and too chilly at night. We add a heated and cooled room you can use every month.
- Licensed and fully insured.
- Free quotes on site.
- Replies within 1 business day.
What is an all season room, and will one work at your house?
An all season room in Jurupa Valley is a sunroom built as part of your house, with insulation, power and heating and cooling tied in, so it stays comfortable through summer heat and cool winter nights and you can use it every month of the year.
Most people who call us already have a patio or deck they hardly use, and they want a room they'll actually sit in. The price mostly turns on the size of the room, the materials and what it sits on, since building on a sound, level patio or deck is a different job from pouring a new foundation. The schedule turns on that same base work and on the city's permit review, so I look at both before anything gets promised. We're based in Jurupa Valley and work in many of the cities around it, and my written estimate lays out your options so you can see where your own number comes from.
How we build an all season room
I start with what you already have, checking whether your patio, deck or yard is level and sound enough to build on, because that decides whether we add foundation work. An all season room has to work like part of the house, so we plan the heating, cooling and power along with the room instead of after it. I also ask early whether you want the room on its own controls or open to the rest of the house, since that changes the ductwork and wiring we plan. From there our installers set the base, frame the room, put in the glass and insulation, tie in the power and the heating and cooling, and finish the inside so it feels like another room of your home.
If you want walls and glass around your patio but don't need the heating and cooling tied in, one of our enclosed patio rooms may suit you better and keep the job simpler. For a room with glass overhead as well as on the walls, take a look at our solarium installation work.
On its own heating and cooling
This suits a home office, a gym or a room you only use part of the day, because you can heat or cool it without running the system for the whole house. It's my usual pick when someone isn't sure, since a sunny glass room on its own controls won't throw off the temperature in the rest of your home.
Open to the rest of the house
This suits a family room or dining space that flows right off the kitchen, because the room shares the home's heating and cooling and feels like the house just got bigger. It takes more planning, since a glass room can run warmer than the rooms beside it, so we size the heating and cooling with that in mind.
Building an all season room in Jurupa Valley
Plan on a building permit, because Jurupa Valley's Building and Safety Division handles building permits and the city says construction typically involves one. We take care of the permits your room needs and handle the paperwork with the building department, and we contact them early so you know what to expect before we start. If your home sits in a High or Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, the city requires new construction to meet its wildland-urban interface building codes and home hardening rules, which are there to cut the chance of a fire catching, so check your fire zone and tell me at the visit, since it can change the materials we plan.
Around here we mostly build on top of what's already in the backyard, an older slab patio, an aluminum or lattice cover, or a deck that's seen a lot of summers, and hot inland afternoons make a well insulated, cooled room worth planning right. We see the same kinds of backyards on jobs in Eastvale and Riverside, and we check the slab or deck there the same way before we build.
Why Jurupa Valley homeowners call Jurupa Valley Sunrooms & Patios for all season rooms
I come out to every job
I look at every job myself, and our installers do the building from the plan we agreed on. We've been at this since 2023, and I got here by selling these rooms first and then learning the install work alongside the crews, so I know where a sketch and a build can drift apart.
Licensed, fully insured, proof on hand
We're licensed and fully insured. Ask to see the paperwork at the estimate and I'll show you, because you should know who's working on your house before you sign anything.
Old decks and cracked slabs welcome
Most of our calls around Jurupa Valley come from people who already have a patio or deck, and we're best known for the ones that need figuring out, like a tired deck, a cracked slab or a lattice cover that has to become a real roof. I'd rather spend extra time on that part up front, because that's where most problems with a room start.
The room you end up with should be the one you pictured when we first talked, not a watered down version of it. Your satisfaction, guaranteed. When you're ready, send us your project or call (951) 416-3024.
Request a quoteGet a written estimate for your all season room
We reply within one business day to set up a time for me to come out. The visit and estimate are free, with no obligation. I'll measure what you have, ask how you want to use the room and put your options in writing.
What happens after you call about an all season room
Call or send a request
Call (951) 416-3024 or use the form, and we'll get back to you to set up a visit. If you have a rough idea of how big a room you want, tell us so I come prepared.
I measure and ask questions
I come out myself, measure, look over the patio, deck or yard you have and ask how you want to use the room. Then you get a written estimate with your options laid out, so you can weigh them before you decide anything.
We handle the permit paperwork
Once you say yes, we take care of the permit paperwork with the city's building department and reach out early so you know what to expect. That covers the trade permits and calculations the city asks for on a room addition.
Installers build, then we walk it
Our installers do the build, from the base and framing through the glass, insulation, power and heating and cooling. When it's done, I walk the finished room with you so you can check every detail.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best way to choose between an all season room and a three-season room?
Pick an all season room if you want a heated and cooled space you'll use year round, and look at a three-season room if a simple glassed-in space is enough. A three-season room is enclosed in glass but has no insulation or heating and cooling system, while an all season room is insulated, wired and tied into the house. I'll ask how you plan to use the room before I recommend either one.
How much does an all season room cost in Jurupa Valley?
Nationally, adding a four-season sunroom, which is the same kind of room, usually costs about $20,000 to $80,000 per room. That's a national range, not our price. Your own figure comes from the written estimate after I've seen your base and we've talked through size and materials.
How do I know if my existing deck or patio can hold an all season room?
It may work if it's level, because prefab sunroom kits can attach to an existing wooden deck or patio with a level surface, while a site-built room needs a proper building foundation. I check the slab or deck framing at the visit, and if it isn't level or sound, we plan foundation work into the estimate.
What does Jurupa Valley ask for before I can build an all season room?
The city's room addition checklist asks for structural and roof truss calculations stamped and signed in ink by the engineer, plus Title 24 energy calculations that show the room meets California's energy rules. It also requires separate permits for the electrical, plumbing and mechanical work. We line all of that up as part of the permit paperwork.
Do I need a grading permit to add a sunroom in Jurupa Valley?
You need one if the work changes the grade of your land, because Jurupa Valley's Engineering/Public Works Department requires a grading permit when construction changes the grade. Building on an existing level patio is less likely to touch the grade, while a sloped yard that has to be cut or filled for a foundation can, and I'll point it out at the visit.
What kind of contractor should build an all season room in California?
A General Building contractor is the usual fit, because the state defines that work as structures that take at least two unrelated building trades, and an all season room pulls together framing, electrical and heating and cooling. The city's room addition checklist also says every contractor and subcontractor must show proof of state and city licenses, so ask each one for it.
Other rooms we build
Enclosed patio rooms
A closed-in patio for shade, bug-free evenings and extra living space when you don't need a fully heated and cooled room.
Solarium installation
A glass-roofed room for anyone who wants as much daylight and open sky as the house can get.
Riverside, CA
Book your all season room estimate visit
Have a rough room size in mind and know whether your deck or patio is level, since those two things shape the first options I'll walk you through.