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Sunroom Addition Cost in 2026

A sunroom adds bright living space without the expense of a full room addition. Size, foundation and how you heat it drive the price.

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Sunroom cost by size

ScenarioEstimated rangePer sq ft
Small sunroom (150 sq ft)Slab foundation, standard finishes$29,600 – $72,900$197–$486
Mid-size sunroom (250 sq ft)Slab foundation, standard finishes$44,300 – $103,500$177–$414
Large sunroom (350 sq ft)Crawlspace foundation, high-end finishes$74,900 – $167,300$214–$478

Estimates at national-average pricing, calculated with our own pricing engine and reviewed September 2026. Change the inputs in the calculator to price your exact project.

Three-season vs four-season

  • Three-season sunroom

    No heating or cooling, lighter framing and often single-pane or basic glass. Comfortable from spring through fall, and the lowest-cost option.

  • Four-season sunroom

    Insulated walls and roof, insulated glass and heating and cooling, so it is usable year-round. It costs more and behaves like any other room addition.

Our calculator prices a sunroom addition with standard insulation and heating. For a three-season room, turn off Extend heating & cooling in the systems step.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a sunroom addition cost?

It depends on size, foundation and whether it is three-season or four-season. A small three-season room costs far less than a large four-season one with insulation, heating and a full foundation. The table above shows current ranges by size.

Is a sunroom a good investment?

Sunrooms typically return about 50–70% of their cost at resale. They add living space without the expense of a full room addition.

How long does it take to build a sunroom?

A prefab sunroom kit can be installed in 2–4 weeks. Custom-built sunrooms take 6–12 weeks, including foundation, framing and finishing.