How much do sunroom & patio enclosure contractors typically cost?
- Springfield, Missouri Average$9,493
- Typical Range$6,843 - $16,280
- Low End - High End$5,500 - $16,280
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Springfield, MO·
Roofing Repairs welcome, Shingle/ reroof/ repairs, Metal roof repairs , and 2 more
"They arrived the next day fix the problem can't thank them enough"
Marlene M. in May 2021
In business since 2017
About us: "***Built with a couple of studs***Serving the greater Springfield thru Northern Arkansas areas *** RR Residential Remodel and Construction is a Father and Son home remodeling business. We have over 15 years of home construction and remodeling experience. From kitchen remodels, decks, basement build-outs and bathroom makeovers, we?ll tackle any need you may have. Our value proposition is to provide construction or remodeling services with high quality craftsmanship at less than market costs! Give us a call for a free in-home estimate to discuss your remodeling project ideas. You'll be excited with what we can provide. Please call Ryan at (417) 622-2748"
Springfield, MO·
"Peter took down our old popcorn ceiling and replaced with a nice textured ceiling. He installed new kitchen lights and under cabinet lighting. Peter took out our existing tile backsplash and replaced with new tile also replaced all of our electrical outlets/switches in the kitchen/dining room. He also painted both rooms and rebuilt & repainted our range hood. Work was done in a timely manner and we had very minimal cleanup after he was finished. Peter has previously done some outside work painting, replacing siding and installing new gutters for us. He has earned our trust and we will continue to use Peterâ s services in the future. No surprises. Great work! A pleasure to work with a young entrepreneur who shows up on time and completes all projects on time with attention to detail."
Steve L. in March 2023
Lenexa, KS·
Sunrooms, Solariums and Screen Rooms, Awnings, Sunrooms, Solariums and Screen Rooms
"We liked the quality of the material compared to other companies. The price was very reasonable also!"
mary P. in December 2014
Marionville, MO·
Handyman Work 40 yrs experience
"Ron was very fair with pricing and scheduling was easy."
Margaret S. in December 2022
PB
"They communicate with you, and let you know just what will happen every step of the way. The communication continues until the job is completed. I am very lucky to have found them"
Mesara B. in September 2022
Rogersville, MO·
major home renovations
"Very likable people. Went out of their way to do what I wanted and needed."
Margaret S. in June 2023
Rogersville, MO·
Deck or Porch - Repair, Deck or Porch - Build or Replace
"He's hardworking, prompt, and thorough! He did a great job and I would use him again!"
Hadie X. in June 2021
CW
In business since 1955
Columbia, SC·
Sunrooms and Patio Enclosures, Replacement Windows, Siding , and 1 more
About us: "With over six decades of experience and expertise, Champion Windows and Home Exteriors is one of the nation's leading home improvement companies. Champion transforms homes with premium-quality products that are designed, built, installed, and guaranteed by Champion. Every product the company offers - from new windows and sunrooms, to siding and entry doors - is built right here in the USA, backed by industry-leading limited lifetime warranties, and comes recommended by more than 9 out of 10 recent Champion customers."
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Costs for related projects in Springfield, MO
- Build a Deck$4,261 - $9,639
- Coat Concrete With Epoxy$2,000 - $4,250
- Install a Patio or Pathway$1,175 - $2,920
- Repair a Deck$679 - $2,290
- Seal or Waterproof a Deck$498 - $1,024
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Project Location: Springfield, MO Date: 05/26/23Request Stage: Ready to HireDesired Completion Date: Timing is flexibleLocation: Home/ResidenceProject Description: Enclose existing patio or porch with roof, walls or windowsComment: I would like to get an estimate for my front porch to be close in so my cat can go outside during the dayProject Location: Springfield, MO Date: 05/21/23Project Description: Build a new sunroom or enclosed patio or porchLocation: Home/ResidenceDesired Completion Date: Timing is flexibleRequest Stage: Ready to HireComment: 8’ x 14’ home extension entirely over existing patio slab. Desire 8’ length walls to be void of windows and doors and left unfinished (no insulation or drywall) and 14’ wall to include standard exterior (32”?) “windowed” door, plenty of windows (gaps between windows is fine) and fully finished with insulation and drywall (as needed). If possible, tie “shed” style roof metal roofing to side of house instead of combining anything with current roof. Insulated floor and ceiling. No need for any electrical wiring, air, or heat.
