Is $175k Really the Going Rate for a Sunroom?

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Asked By CuriousCat92 On

My parents are considering adding a 17x27 sunroom to the front of their house, and they've already received quotes around $175k. I find this cost to be pretty outrageous, but I'm not an expert on home renovations. Can anyone shed some light on whether this is a typical price range for a project like this? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

2 Answers

Answered By SunshineExpert99 On

That $175k isn’t totally out in left field. Given the size and open design of the room, a lot may be going toward structural support like engineered beams. Plus, windows and doors can really add up. If you're in a snowy region, foundation considerations will also drive costs up.

NorthStarRenovator -

I've heard of quotes in the 100k to 150k range for similar projects in Minnesota, so while it’s on the higher end, it might not be totally off base.

HomeFixer101 -

Yeah, but almost $400 per square foot is a tough pill to swallow! I get costs are rising, but that seems excessive.

Answered By BuilderBuddy77 On

There's no real 'normal' cost for adding a sunroom, but if you're getting multiple quotes that are similar, your parents might just be looking at the going rate for this type of project. Think about all the factors – foundation work, walls, finishes, electrical systems, windows, and more. A good contractor can give you a breakdown to help clarify the estimates.

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