Sunroom Contractors in Burbank, CA
Premium Sunroom Construction designs and installs custom glass sunrooms for Burbank homes, from Magnolia Park bungalows to foothill houses above Glenoaks Boulevard. We're an authorized Four Seasons, C-Thru, and Duralum dealer, and our heat-blocking glass is chosen for San Fernando Valley summers. Plans, permits, and inspections are all handled in-house.
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Glass Sunrooms Built for Burbank's Valley Climate
Burbank sits on the east end of the San Fernando Valley, where summer afternoons regularly run far hotter than the coast and heat waves can push well past 100°. A sunroom here has to do two jobs at once: let in the Verdugo Mountain views and winter light, and keep the midday sun from turning the room into an oven. That's why we spec glass and roof systems by orientation, not by catalog page.
Many Burbank homes are 1920s-1950s Spanish bungalows, Minimal Traditionals, and postwar ranches on modest lots, so a sunroom usually replaces a tired back porch or fills the gap between the house and the garage. One of our design consultants comes to your home for a free quote and site check, then we prepare the drawings and submit them to the City of Burbank Building & Safety Division. You can walk through full-size rooms at our Buena Park showroom before you sign.
- Licensed, bonded & insured California sunroom contractor
- Four-season and three-season glass rooms sized for smaller lots
- CONSERVAGLASS NXT glass blocks up to 85% of solar heat
- City of Burbank plan check, permits & inspections handled for you
- Free in-home design consultations, 7 days a week
SUNROOMS WE BUILD
Sunroom Styles for Burbank Homes
From a light-filled breakfast nook to a full glass family room, each sunroom is engineered for your lot, your roofline, and the valley sun. Looking for shade without walls? See our patio covers.
Four-Season Glass Sunrooms
Insulated frames and CONSERVAGLASS NXT glazing, which blocks up to 85% of solar heat and 90% of UV, make a glass room you can heat and cool and use through a Burbank August.
Three-Season Sunrooms
A lighter glass room that's at its best from October through June, when valley evenings cool off. It's a lower-cost way to get a bright reading room or plant room.
Cathedral Glass Roofs
A peaked glass roof opens up the view of the Verdugo foothills and gives a small footprint a sense of height. It's a favorite on homes with a clear sightline to the hills.
Studio-Roof Sunrooms
A single-slope roof tucks under the low eaves common on Burbank bungalows and ranch homes, so the room looks like it was always part of the house.
Sunrooms for Hillside Lots
Homes in the Burbank Hills can fall within a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone. We plan roof coverings and materials around the fire-resistive construction rules that apply to your lot.
Glass & Door Upgrades
Have an older sunroom with single-pane glass? We can swap in high-performance glass, new doors, and screens, or rebuild the room entirely.
WHY BURBANK HOMEOWNERS CHOOSE US
A Sunroom Contractor That Plans for the Valley Heat
The glass you pick matters more in Burbank than it does near the beach. Here's how we build sunrooms that stay comfortable here.
Glass Chosen by Sun Exposure
A south- or west-facing Burbank backyard takes a lot of direct afternoon sun. We match glass, roof panels, and shading to your home's orientation so the room stays usable after lunch, not just in the morning.
Burbank Building & Safety Experience
Burbank runs its own Building & Safety Division with electronic plan review. We prepare the engineering and drawings, submit for plan check, and schedule the inspections so you don't have to.
Fits Older Homes
Tying a new glass room into a 1930s or 1940s house means working with plaster walls, low rooflines, and older framing. We design the connection so the sunroom sits cleanly against the original home.
California-Made Sunroom Lines
C-Thru is built in Riverside, Duralum in Sacramento, and Four Seasons at its California plant. Every system is engineered for California code and backed by a transferable lifetime warranty.
OUR PROCESS
How Your Burbank Sunroom Gets Built
One team handles design, paperwork, and installation, from the first visit to the final sign-off from the City of Burbank.
Free Design Visit
A design consultant comes to your Burbank home, measures the space, checks which way the room will face, and talks through how you plan to use it.
Glass, Roof & Layout
We narrow down the product line, glass package, roof style, doors, and electrical, then give you a written, line-item quote.
Site Check & Plan Check
We confirm the slab and footings, finish the engineering, and submit drawings to the City of Burbank for plan review and permit.
Installation
Factory-trained crews assemble the pre-engineered sunroom. On-site work typically takes days to a few weeks.
Inspection & Warranty
We meet the city inspector for final, walk you through the room, and register your transferable lifetime manufacturer warranty.
BURBANK SUNROOM FAQs
Sunroom Questions From Burbank Homeowners
Most Burbank sunrooms fall between $15,000 and $70,000+. A three-season glass room usually starts around $15,000-$25,000, and an insulated four-season sunroom with premium glass runs about $30,000-$70,000+. That is typically 50-70% less than a conventional room addition. Your design consultant gives you an exact, line-item price at the free in-home visit.
Not if the glass and roof are chosen correctly. Our four-season rooms use CONSERVAGLASS NXT glass, which blocks up to 85% of solar heat and 90% of UV, along with insulated framing. For rooms that get strong afternoon sun, we often recommend an insulated solid or partial-solid roof and a mini-split, so the room stays comfortable during valley heat waves.
Yes. Sunrooms need a building permit from the City of Burbank Building & Safety Division, which reviews plans electronically. We prepare the engineering and drawings, submit them for plan check, and coordinate every inspection.
Possibly. Parts of the Burbank hillside are mapped as a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, where the building code requires fire-resistive construction such as a Class A roof. Some hillside projects also need a Hillside Development Permit from the Planning Division. We check your lot's requirements during the site visit and design around them.
We are an authorized dealer for Four Seasons Sunrooms, C-Thru Sunrooms (made in Riverside, CA), and Duralum (made in Sacramento, CA). All three are manufactured in California and come with transferable lifetime warranties.
Expect a few months overall. Most of that time goes to design, engineering, and City of Burbank plan review. Once the permit is issued, installing a pre-engineered sunroom usually takes days to a few weeks on site.
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