Screen Porch & Sunroom Additions in Mt Prospect, IL

We're a family-owned contractor, not a franchise operation. That means the people who meet you at your home are the same people swinging hammers on the project. We handle the permit process, the structural work, and the finish details ourselves. You're not passing through a call center to get answers.

Our remodeling work covers kitchens, bathrooms, and full home additions, so we understand how a new structure needs to tie into the rest of your house. A sunroom addition isn't just a box you slap on the back. It needs to work with your HVAC, your drainage, and your foundation. We think through all of that before we pour a single footing.

Illinois weather is hard on outdoor spaces. Mt Prospect, IL gets brutal humidity in July, heavy snow loads in January, and everything in between. We build our screen porches with pressure-treated framing and corrosion-resistant hardware so they hold up through freeze-thaw cycles without warping or heaving. Sunroom additions get properly insulated roofs and thermally broken window frames so the space is usable in March, not just August. We've seen what shortcuts look like after five Illinois winters, and we don't take them.

Screen Porches That Actually Keep the Bugs Out

A well-built screen porch does one job above anything else: it keeps you outside longer. We use tight-fitting aluminum screen frames and solid corner construction so there are no gaps where mosquitoes find their way in. The framing is engineered to handle wind loading, which matters when a summer storm rolls through Mt Prospect, IL.

We can also add a ceiling fan rough-in or recessed lighting so the porch works at night, not just during daylight hours.

Sunroom Addition Options for Year-Round Use

A sunroom addition changes how you use your home. Some homeowners want a three-season room that's unheated but protected from rain and wind. Others want a fully conditioned four-season space they can use in January.

We build both. The difference comes down to insulation values, window specs, and whether we tie the room into your existing HVAC or add a dedicated mini-split. We'll walk you through the cost difference so you can decide what makes sense for your budget and how you actually live in the space.