Flex-Vinyl Powered Shades

Flex-vinyl powered window covers give you the best of both worlds when you use them to enclose your porch or gazebo.
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Sunroom with large windows and stone base attached to house, surrounded by garden beds with flowers and shrubs.
Modern screened sunroom with large windows and a door, surrounded by white decorative stones and several flower pots with green plants and red flowers.

Effortless Control

Whether you're finishing a sunroom, screened porch, or covered patio, our powered window shades make it easy to adapt your space to the weather. At the push of a button the shades retract and disappear into the frame, so you get an unobstructed view. Close them to block out weather, cold, or pollen. Or set them anywhere in between to find your perfect comfort level.

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Bright covered patio with glass round table, cushioned chairs, and a view of a swimming pool and trees outside.
Screened porch with a wicker sectional sofa, coffee table, ceiling fan, mounted TV, fireplace, skylight, and view of trees and neighboring houses.

Functional and Durable

Fully opened, they almost disappear. Enjoy the unobstructed views from your porch, covered patio, or gazebo.

With the touch of a button, screens close to keep out the weather, the cold, and the pollen.

Tough flexible 10-mil vinyl is crystal clear and super strong.

Vinyl is available in clear for an unobstructed view, or smoke, gray, or bronze to keep you cooler and reduce UV rays.

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We worked with them to build a sunroom/deck extension and couldn't be happier. We use it every day. My favorite aspects of working with them include prompt responses (some prefer texting, some prefer email - but once you figure it out, you always hear back), detailed knowledge of their craft, and just generally respectful of us and our property. They're pricey, but I feel like I can really stand behind their quality work. I look forward to using them again for future projects.

Karen S.
Duluth, GA

FAQs

 What is the difference between a three-season and a four-season sunroom?

A three-season sunroom uses Flex-Vinyl or glass windows and is designed to be used 9 months out of the year (avoiding the hottest and coldest periods) and isn't climate-controlled, while a four-season sunroom is fully insulated, heated, and cooled for year-round comfort. Four-season rooms use insulated glass, HVAC integration, and insulated walls and roofing. Builders America designs both based on how you plan to use the space, your budget, and your home's architecture.

How much does a sunroom cost in Metro Atlanta?

Sunroom prices in Metro Atlanta generally range from $25,000 for a basic three-season enclosure to $150,000+ for a fully integrated four-season addition. Cost depends on size, foundation type, glass performance, HVAC requirements, and whether the project requires site work or structural modifications. Builders America provides detailed, line-itemized quotes after a detailed consultation covering your wants and needs, site and HOA restrictions, and your budget.

Does a sunroom add value to my home?

Yes — a professionally designed, permitted sunroom adds usable square footage and improves resale appeal, especially when finished as a four-season room with proper HVAC. ROI depends on the quality of build, integration with the home's architecture, and whether the space is treated as a conditioned living area. Poorly built or un-permitted sunrooms can hurt resale.

Do I need a permit to build a sunroom in Georgia?

Yes — sunrooms are structural additions and require a building permit in every Metro Atlanta jurisdiction, including Roswell, Alpharetta, Marietta, Sandy Springs, and Cumming. HOA architectural approval is also required in many neighborhoods. Builders America handles permitting, plan reviews, code compliance, and HOA submittals as part of every sunroom project. Enclosing under an existing porch roof may not require a permit because there is no structural element.

How long does it take to build a sunroom?

A custom sunroom typically takes 8 to 16 weeks from design to completion: 4–8 weeks for design, engineering, permitting, and material ordering, and 2–8 weeks for construction. Four-season rooms that require new foundations, HVAC tie-ins, and electrical permitting fall at the longer end. Builders America provides a project-specific schedule before construction begins.

Can a sunroom be added to any home?

In most cases, yes — but the right design depends on your home's foundation, roofline, exterior cladding, lot setbacks, and HOA rules. Builders America evaluates structural and site conditions during the design phase and recommends the best configuration, whether that's a flush or fill-in addition, gable or studio roof, or wrap-around design.

Can you build a sunroom over an existing deck or patio?

Yes — converting an existing deck, screened porch, or concrete patio into a custom sunroom is one of the most common projects we complete across Metro Atlanta and North Georgia. The existing structure must support the additional load; if it doesn't, we modify or rebuild the foundation as part of the project to ensure long-term performance.

What materials and windows do you use for sunrooms?

Builders America builds custom sunrooms using high-performance low-E insulated glass, durable aluminum and vinyl framing systems, and engineered structural components rated for Georgia's climate. As an authorized Sunspace dealer, we install Sunspace glass and WeatherMaster windows and bi-fold door systems for enclosures and porch conversions.