Sunroom Addition in Arizona

Many design variations are available for a sun rooms

addition in the Arizona's Phoenix Valley. Any new room addition should be designed to take advantage of the beautiful Arizona's desert landscape.
You should have as much glass as possible because of today's advanced energy efficient insulated glass. Make sure to select the right level of the low E insulated glass. all sun room and windows companies can offer the same three levels of quality of glass.

Financing Options Available

We are happy to announce that Az Enclosures and Sunrooms now offers financing service for it's customers. Homeowner can apply directly online to secure a source of funds or determine how much they can spend before even receiving an estimate.
We also offer architectural and engineering services that might be require to obtain a residential and commercial building permits

For more information contact Avi Kagan 602-791-3228  or akagan1@cox.net

Modular Sun-Room VS Custom Built

Most people are not aware that there are two types of Sun-Rooms or even patio enclosures.
The first type is a modular or pre engineered and pre fabricated sun-room. The second type is on site construction sun-room and enclosures that matched the look and design of the existing house and no one can tell that it was added in a later day. 20 or 30 years ago a modular was a less expensive option for any type of room additions and enclosures. However in the last 5 years  and more HOA are not approving modular sun rooms because they can not look 100% as the existing house. We never got any rejection from HOA for on site built, said Avi Kagan from Az Enclosures and Sun rooms.
The amazing fact is that an experience sun room contractor can build a custom on site built sun room and enclosures for less money than a modular one  To learn more contact Avi kagan at 602-791-3228 or write to akagan1@cox.net

                                           Modular Sun Room

Custom, on site built Sun-Room

Arizona Room Addition/Sunroom

Most home owners have a "dream" improvement or addition to the house but do nothing about it. The reason is the perception that such an improvement might cost too much and they would not be able to afford it. In reality, the price can vary depends on the design and the selection of basic materials including finishing.For example: the cost of a patio enclosure cooling system can cost as low as $300 and as high as $4,000 or more. A good contractor should take the time to explain the homeowner all the options and let him/her select the option that fit his/her budget and comfort. Also a good contractor should show the homeowner at least two or more design options and indicate the price differences. All take time and patient which will result in great savings