Your Sunroom and Porch Enclosure Contractor at the Jersey Shore

• 3-Season Rooms – A 3-season room utilizes Sunspace WeatherMaster vinyl windows and is designed for use from spring through fall. It blocks wind, bugs, and rain while providing excellent ventilation.
• 4-Season Rooms

Foundation requirements vary widely along the Jersey Shore due to differences in soil conditions, flood considerations, and wind-load codes. Common foundation options include:

• Existing concrete slabs (if structurally sound and not compromised by salt air)
• New concrete slab with footings
• Helical piers with an insulated floor system (excellent for coastal homes or elevated structures)
• Frost-protected footings where required

During your consultation, we evaluate your current deck, patio, or porch to determine what meets New Jersey’s coastal construction standards.

Yes. A well-built sunroom adds significant value at the Jersey Shore, where buyers seek bright, versatile indoor-outdoor spaces. A conditioned, code-compliant four-season room can significantly enhance both the resale appeal and usable living space.

Yes. Sunspace of the Jersey Shore is fully licensed, insured, and bonded for residential construction in New Jersey. We comply with all requirements for coastal installations, high-wind zones, and structural tie-ins.

Sunspace products installed by Jersey Shore come with manufacturer warranties covering windows, doors, vinyl panels, and structural components. We also offer a workmanship warranty on our installations. This means both labor and materials are protected. All warranty details are reviewed with you prior to approval of the build.

If an issue arises—such as weather delays, site complications, or unexpected structural discoveries—we address it immediately and communicate clearly. Our team handles all corrections and adjustments, ensuring that everything remains compliant with local coastal codes and inspections.

Yes. In most New Jersey coastal municipalities, any enclosed sunroom, whether a 3-season or 4-season model, requires a permit. This includes zoning review, structural approval, and sometimes flood or wind-load documentation, depending on your address and elevation.

We manage the entire permitting process, including:

• Drawings and structural documents
• Product engineering and specifications
• Zoning and building applications
• Flood elevation or wind-load requirements (if applicable)
• Scheduling and coordinating inspections

We coordinate all communication with the township on your behalf.

Most projects take 3–8 weeks of on-site construction once permits are approved and materials are delivered. The total timeline depends on the complexity, municipal processing time, coastal inspections, elevation requirements, and weather conditions.