Patio Covers, Pergolas and Sunrooms for San Diego Homes

A patio enclosure adds screen, glass or vinyl panels to a covered patio and is usually not fully insulated. A sunroom is an insulated room with a finished roof, walls of windows and often electrical and climate control, so it's comfortable year-round.

Often, yes. A contractor will check whether your existing cover and footings can support enclosure panels before quoting.

Choose a patio cover if you want real shade and rain protection. Choose a pergola for an open, architectural look with filtered light.

Permits are usually the longest step. Patio covers and pergolas are typically built in a few days once approved; sunrooms take longer.

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