How much do sunroom & patio enclosure contractors typically cost?
- washington, Washington DC Average$29,696
- Typical Range$18,128 - $50,000
- Low End - High End$4,200 - $90,000
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Rockville, MD·
"I can not recommend Top Remodeling enough for basement remodeling. The team dedication to quality is unmatched. Thanks, Dan, for making our basement a new favorite space!"
Cesar C. in October 2024
Columbia, MD·
Waterproofing, Brick tuck pointing.
"Jim and George were very professional and courteous. Repaired my flat roof quickly and so far I have not had any more leaks. Did the job in a couple of hours. I would highly recommend them!"
debbie M. in August 2020
LA
Columbia, MD·
Brick Tuckpointing, Waterproofing basements, Roofing and Gutters , and 1 more
"Jim and George were very professional and courteous. Repaired my flat roof quickly and so far I have not had any more leaks. Did the job in a couple of hours. I would highly recommend them!"
debbie M. in August 2020
MG
Fairfax, VA·
Bathroom design build, Renovations, Basement remodel , and 1 more
"Tony and his team were very professional and timely. They were at the house when they said they would be and always kept me informed of their progress. I had 2.5 bathrooms remodeled and/or updated as well as installed two ceiling fans. Their work was exceptional. When I originally explained to Tony what I wanted to have done, he listened to me and did not try to talk me into something more than I wanted. He took my budget and wants/concerns into account and genuinely worked with me. I highly recommend Tony and this company to anyone having work done. I for sure will use them again in the future."
Alisha M. in November 2024
Washington, DC·
Masonry, Concrete, home improvement
"Contractor is responsible, dependable and accountable. Follows up on work and returns calls or texts within 24 hours"
Phyllis A. in October 2019
Washington, DC·
Remodeler, Handyman
"Mr. Cordon was knowledgeable, professional, thorough, a pleasure to deal with, and completely fair, even recommending a fix that required no labor as an alternative to the re-do we thought was necessary.We will call him first for all home projects in the future."
Cheryl B. in December 2019
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Costs for related projects in washington, DC
- Build a Deck$5,421 - $13,824
- Install a Patio or Pathway$2,707 - $7,941
- Install an Awning$1,418 - $4,312
- Repair Asphalt Paving$1,095 - $2,856
- Repair a Patio or Pathway$756 - $2,251
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Any good contractor will answer these questions, and most will appreciate dealing with a client that takes such an active interest in finding good service. On the other hand, if a contractor gives you a hard time with these questions, you probably want to find someone else.
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Project Location: Washington, DC Date: 01/13/24Project Description: Enclose existing patio or porch with roof, walls or windowsComment: We have a back porch with a roof. Need to install windows with screens and sliding doors as well.
