EzeBreeze Sunroom Contractor in Raleigh NC

Your Screen Porch Has a Problem

Think about the last time you tried to enjoy your screen porch. How did it go?

If you live in the Triangle, you already know the answer. Spring brings thick yellow pollen that coats every surface. Summer brings mosquitoes the size of small birds. Fall brings wind and leaves. Winter? You just close the door and forget the room exists.

Your screen porch sits empty for most of the year. That is wasted space in your home.

What Is an EzeBreeze Sunroom?

EzeBreeze is a window system made with tough 10-mil vinyl panels instead of glass. The company has been around since 1980 and is now part of PGT Industries.

Think of it as a hybrid. Not quite a screen room. Not quite a glass sunroom. Something better than both.

The panels slide up and down on a vertical 4-track system. Want fresh air? Slide them open. Storm rolling in? Close them tight. It takes about five seconds.

Why Vinyl Instead of Glass?

Good question. Here is how they compare:

The vinyl panels are lighter, cheaper, and practically unbreakable. They pop right out of the frame when you need to clean them. No ladders. No special tools.

What Can You Enclose with EzeBreeze?

We install EzeBreeze panels on all kinds of structures:

• Screen porches (this is our most common project)
• Covered patios
• Gazebos
• Verandas
• Existing decks with a roof

Do you have a covered outdoor space that collects dust and pollen? We can probably enclose it.

What Exactly Do the Panels Block?

This is where EzeBreeze really shines for Triangle homeowners.

• Pollen. The panels seal tight enough to keep that yellow dust outside.
• Rain. No more wet furniture after a summer thunderstorm.
• Wind. Your candles will actually stay lit on a breezy evening.
• Bugs. Mosquitoes, gnats, flies. All gone.
• UV rays. The vinyl blocks 99% of harmful UV rays. Your furniture and flooring stay protected.

What it does not block: the view. The panels are crystal clear.

Three-Season Room or Fully Heated Space?

We build both. Here is the difference.

Three-Season EzeBreeze Room

This is the standard setup. You get comfortable use from early spring through late fall. The vinyl panels keep out wind and rain but do not provide full insulation. Perfect for North Carolina weather about 9 to 10 months of the year.

Fully Heated Conversion

Want to use the room in January? We can convert your space into a fully heated room. This costs more but gives you a true year-round living area. We install Heat Mirror high-efficiency windows by Kensington Windows for these projects.

Not sure which one fits your home? We can help you decide during your free estimate.

What Triangle Homeowners Say About Their New Rooms

We have been building sunrooms and patio enclosures across the Triangle since 1986. Here is what some of our customers had to say:

“Sunroom exceeded expectations.”
— Jane J., Fuquay Varina

“Designed exactly what I wanted, made changes easily, great end product.”
— James C., Raleigh

“Entire process exceeded expectations.”
— Homeowner, Cary

“Professional, courteous, excellent work. Felt comfortable leaving them in my home.”
— Homeowner, Raleigh

“Did exactly as promised.”
— Brian B., Smithfield

These are real reviews from real homeowners in your area.

How Much Does an EzeBreeze Sunroom Cost?

Our sunroom projects range from $6,000 to $40,000.

What moves the price up or down?

• Size of your space. A small porch costs less than a large wraparound.
• Roof type. Existing roof vs. new construction changes the scope.
• Three-season vs. heated. Adding insulation and HVAC raises the cost.
• Foundation work. Some decks need reinforcement before we can build.

We offer financing to help spread the cost out. Every project starts with a free estimate so you know exactly what to expect before you commit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you build on my existing deck?

Yes, in most cases. We check the foundation first. If it is strong enough to support the new structure, we build right on top. We handle all permits and inspections.

How long does the project take?

Small porch conversions can be done in as little as 2 days. Larger projects with custom work can take up to 2 months. Materials usually arrive 3 to 4 weeks after you approve the proposal.

Do I need to be home during the work?

Not the entire time. Our crews are professional and respectful. Multiple customers have told us they felt comfortable leaving us in their homes.

Will the panels turn yellow over time?

The 10-mil vinyl is designed to stay clear. It blocks 99% of UV rays, which also helps protect the material itself.

Can I open the panels all the way?

Yes. The vertical 4-track system lets you open up to 75% of the window area. You get a wide-open feel when the weather is nice.

Do you handle the permits?

Yes. We take care of permits and building codes so you do not have to.

Ready to Turn Your Porch into Your Favorite Room?

Stop walking past that dusty screen porch. We can turn it into the room you actually want to spend time in.

Contact us for a free estimate.

Call: (919) 851-0060
Email: harlandmj@aol.com
Visit: 1401-G Diggs Dr, Raleigh, NC 27603

Family-owned since 1986. Zero BBB complaints. Fully insured. Financing available.