All season rooms in Bloomington CA - a room you can use every month of the year
Have a patio, deck or old sunroom that's only comfortable a few months a year? We build heated, cooled and insulated rooms tied into your house.
What is an all-season room, and is it right for your Bloomington home?
An all-season room in Bloomington, CA is a sunroom tied into your house's existing construction, with insulated walls, floor and roof, all-weather windows, electricity and its own heating and cooling, so you can use it like any other room in the house.
Most people who call us have a patio, a deck or a tired old sunroom they'd like to use all year instead of a few months, and the first choice is whether you want a room you heat and cool or something lighter. The price moves mostly with the room's size, the materials, whether it needs a new foundation and the heating and cooling you pick. The schedule turns mostly on the permit, which we handle with whichever office covers your address, and your estimate is where you get your own number.
- Licensed and fully insured.
- Free estimates at your property.
- We reply within 1 business day.
What an all-season room can look like
How we build your all-season room
We start with the slab or deck and the spot where the room will join your house, because an all-season room ties into the house's existing construction and has to be built like part of it. Heating, cooling and insulation are the big decisions on this job, so we settle them with you up front, along with the windows, since those choices shape the walls, floor and roof we build. Then our crew frames the room, runs the electrical, sets the windows, insulates, fits the heating and cooling you chose and finishes the inside so it feels like another room of the house, cleaning up as we go.
If you don't need a room you heat and cool, an enclosed patio room closes in the space without that system, and I'll tell you straight if that fits how you'd use it better. If you want glass overhead and as much light as you can get, solarium installation is the way to go, and we can talk through both at the same visit.
Why Bloomington homeowners call Brightspan for all-season rooms
I do every estimate myself
I come out to look at your house and write the estimate, and our own crew does the building while I check the work as it goes. That way the person who answered your questions is the one watching your room go up.
Building in Bloomington since 2017
I spent years running jobs for another sunroom builder before I started this business in Bloomington in 2017, and we work in many of the cities around it. You get someone who learned this trade from the slab up and takes the time to explain each choice before anything gets built.
Licensed and fully insured
We're licensed and fully insured, and our own crew does the work instead of a string of strangers. That keeps the people working on your property answering to us.
County rules checked before design
Bloomington isn't an incorporated city, so San Bernardino County sets the zoning that limits how tall, how big and where your room can sit, and it wants every setback kept whether or not a permit is needed. We confirm which rules cover your address before work starts, so the design begins from what the county allows.
On an all-season room, the heating, cooling and insulation need to be right before anything is built. Ask us for an estimate or call (909) 275-7071 and we'll start there.
Get a free estimate for your all-season room
Send the form and we'll reply within one business day to set up a visit. I'll come to your home, look at the space and write up a free estimate, with no obligation to go ahead.
- Licensed and fully insured.
- Free estimates at your property.
- We reply within 1 business day.
What happens after you call about an all-season room?
Call or send a message
Call (909) 275-7071 or use the form, and tell us your Bloomington address, the size of room you have in mind and whether you want heating and cooling. We'll get back to you and set a time for me to come out.
I visit and write it up
I look at the slab or deck and where the room would join the house, and we talk through how you want to use the space. You get a written estimate for the room we talked through, with the heating, cooling and insulation choices already in it.
We handle the permit paperwork
We check which office handles your address and take care of the paperwork, and for a room addition the county reviews and approves the plans before construction can start. Additions covered by California's energy rules also need energy compliance forms approved before the county issues the permit, which we include in what we send.
Our crew builds the room
Our crew builds while I keep an eye on each stage, and the county inspects the work as it goes. When the county gives final approval, it issues a Certificate of Occupancy for the room.
All-season room questions in Bloomington
How do I choose between an all-season room and a three-season room?
Pick an all-season room if you want the space insulated, heated and cooled, because three-season rooms have neither. Three-season rooms, enclosed porches and enclosed patios usually go without heating or cooling and use uninsulated windows or screens, while an all-season room has all-weather windows and its own system. If you'll mostly use the room on mild days, the lighter option can make sense, and I'll say so if it does.
How much does an all-season room cost in the San Bernardino area?
A sunroom in the San Bernardino area usually costs about $16,000 to $115,000 per project, and that's the local market's range, not our price. Larger rooms that need a foundation and have heating and air conditioning sit toward the top of it. Your own number comes from the estimate once I've seen your house.
Do I need a permit for an all-season room in Bloomington, CA?
Plan on asking San Bernardino County Building and Safety, because it issues the permits for adding to an existing building in Bloomington. Its permit list names additions and enclosed patios but doesn't name all-season rooms, so we confirm with the county what your room needs and take care of the paperwork when the job calls for a permit.
Can insulation be added to a sunroom later?
It usually can, but adding it later can often cost more than building it in. Insulated windows and insulated walls, floor and roof are much easier to put in during the build, which is why owners usually choose them up front.
Is a four-season room or solarium the same thing as an all-season room?
Mostly, yes. Four-season rooms, conservatories and solariums generally mean an entirely enclosed room that's heated and cooled, the same idea as an all-season room. Builders use the names loosely, so ask what's actually included before you compare prices.
How do I find out if my Bloomington property is in a fire hazard severity zone?
Look up your address on the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District's zone map. The county has adopted fire hazard severity zones for the areas where its fire district is responsible, and the district's map is where to check your own property. It's worth knowing your zone before we start planning your room.
Other rooms to weigh against an all-season room
Enclosed patio rooms
A good fit when you want the patio closed in against wind and dust but don't plan to heat or cool it.
Solarium installation
Worth a look if your main goal is light, with glass overhead as well as on the walls.