Sunroom Repairs & Glass Replacement

Common Sunroom Problems We Fix

Sunrooms develop problems over time. Florida's weather is tough on these structures, and even well-built sunrooms eventually need repairs. The good news is that most sunroom problems are fixable without replacing the entire structure. You just need someone who knows what they're doing.

At FramePro Clearwater Sunrooms, we've been repairing sunrooms in Clearwater since 2024. We've seen every type of problem you can imagine, and we know how to fix them right. Here are the issues we handle most often:

• Leaking roofs: This is the most common problem we see. Water infiltration damages your sunroom and your home if left unfixed. We identify the source of leaks, repair or replace damaged components, and ensure proper sealing.
• Broken or cracked glass: Storm damage, accidents, or failed seals can crack or break sunroom glass. We replace damaged panels with new energy-efficient glass that matches your existing system.
• Foggy or cloudy glass: When the seal between double-pane glass fails, moisture gets trapped inside, creating fog or cloudiness. This can't be cleaned; the glass needs replacement.
• Drafty windows and doors: Air leaks around windows and doors waste energy and reduce comfort. We reseal or replace weatherstripping and make adjustments to eliminate drafts.
• Structural issues: Loose connections, sagging frames, or foundation problems need professional attention before they get worse. We assess and repair structural issues to restore integrity.
• Water damage: If leaks have been present for a while, you might have water damage to framing, walls, or flooring. We repair or replace damaged components and address the underlying cause.

Whatever problem you're dealing with, we can help. We provide honest assessments and recommend the most cost-effective solution. Sometimes that's a simple repair, other times you need replacement components. Either way, we'll explain your options clearly.

Glass Replacement Services

Glass replacement is one of our most requested services. Whether you have a broken panel from storm damage or failed seals causing foggy glass, we handle all types of sunroom glass replacement.

What we do:

We carefully remove the damaged glass without harming your sunroom's frame or adjacent panels. We take precise measurements to ensure your replacement glass fits perfectly. We source quality glass that matches or improves upon your existing panels. When possible, we upgrade to more energy-efficient glass that improves your sunroom's performance. We install the new glass with proper sealing to prevent future leaks or drafts.

Glass options:

We can match your existing glass or upgrade to better options. Low-E glass blocks heat and UV rays, making your sunroom more comfortable. Tinted glass reduces glare and keeps things cooler. Tempered glass provides safety in high-traffic areas or near doors. Impact-resistant glass offers hurricane protection in vulnerable locations.

If you're replacing multiple panels or considering sunroom upgrades, it often makes sense to improve the glass throughout. We'll explain your options and help you decide what makes sense for your situation and budget.

Leak Detection and Repair

Sunroom leaks are tricky to diagnose because water doesn't always enter where you see it. Water can travel along framing or under panels before it becomes visible inside. That's why leak repairs require expertise, not just guesswork.

Our leak repair process:

We perform a thorough inspection to find all leak sources. Sometimes there are multiple problems contributing to water infiltration. We check roof panels, connections between the sunroom and house, door and window seals, and flashing around penetrations.

Once we identify the problems, we explain what needs to be fixed and why. We provide a detailed quote before starting work. We never surprise you with unexpected charges.

The repair work depends on what we find. Sometimes it's a simple reseal, other times we need to replace damaged panels, flashing, or other components. We fix everything properly so the leak doesn't come back.

After repairs, we test the system to ensure water stays out. We want to be confident the problem is solved before we consider the job complete. Whether you have a three-season sunroom or a four-season design, we know how to keep water out.

When to Repair vs Replace

Not every sunroom problem requires a full replacement. Here's how to think about repair versus replace decisions:

Repair makes sense when:

The problem is isolated to one or two components. The overall structure is in good condition. The cost of repair is reasonable compared to replacement. You're happy with your sunroom otherwise and just need to fix specific issues.

Consider replacement when:

You have multiple major problems affecting different parts of the sunroom. The structure is old and likely to develop more problems soon. Repair costs approach the cost of building new. You're dealing with fundamental design or construction flaws that can't be easily fixed.

We give you honest advice about this decision. If repairs will just postpone inevitable replacement, we'll tell you. If your sunroom is worth fixing, we'll show you the most cost-effective way to do it. Our goal is to help you make the best decision for your situation, not just sell you the most expensive option.

Common Questions About Sunroom Repairs

Get Your Sunroom Repaired Right

Don't let sunroom problems get worse. Water damage spreads, small cracks become big breaks, and minor issues turn into major expenses if ignored. The sooner you address problems, the less they cost to fix.

Contact us for a free assessment. We'll inspect your sunroom, identify all problems, and provide a detailed quote for repairs. We'll answer your questions and help you understand your options. Let's get your sunroom back to perfect condition.