Sunroom & Screened Porch Builders in Bee Cave, TX
For 40+ years, All Seasons has built custom sunrooms & screened porches for Bee Cave homeowners. 5,000+ outdoor projects completed across Central Texas. Fixed pricing, full warranties, same crew start-to-finish.
Bee Cave sunrooms are usually four-season rooms built to match the house: stone or stucco, a standing seam or tile-matched roof, dual-pane low-E glass, and a mini-split. A 14x16 four-season room typically runs $55,000 to $90,000. Permits come from the City of Bee Cave, and most communities add material review.
A room that looks original to the house
Bolt-together aluminum sunroom kits look like add-ons on a Bee Cave home. We site-frame the room, carry the roofline through, and finish the walls in stone, stucco, or siding to match. Inside, it is finished like the rest of the house.
Spanish Oaks, Falconhead, and Lake Pointe review materials and colors. We submit samples and specs with the plans so the HOA sees exactly what will be built.
A site-framed room also gives you choices a kit does not: ceiling height that matches the adjoining room, real trim, a door that matches your other exterior doors, and windows chosen to suit the house.
Glass for west views and afternoon sun
Many Bee Cave homes face west toward the hills. Big glass on that wall means direct afternoon sun. Low-E dual-pane glass cuts the heat and glare, and an insulated roof keeps the ceiling from radiating heat down. A properly sized mini-split handles the rest.
Canyon lots can be the opposite, with shade most of the afternoon. We check your exposure before choosing the glass package, so you are not paying for performance the site does not need.
A conditioned sunroom gets reviewed more like an addition than a porch, so insulation, glass, and cooling specs go into the permit set for the City of Bee Cave. We prepare them with the drawings.
Screening an outdoor kitchen
If you have or want an outdoor kitchen, screening it keeps bugs off the food. The grill needs ventilation, so fixed screen walls around a cooking area need a vent hood and clearance to the ceiling. Motorized retractable screens ($3,500 to $7,000 per opening installed) solve that neatly: open while you cook, down when you eat.
For dining next to the kitchen, screens cost far less than glass. A new 14x16 screened porch with its own roof typically runs $22,000 to $35,000, and it can share a roofline with the kitchen.
Rock, slopes, and footings
Bee Cave lots sit on shallow limestone and many slope away from the house. Footings are drilled into rock, and on the downhill side the room may sit on a raised floor frame. Complex projects can require engineering for the city. We include that in the fixed quote.
Many Bee Cave sunrooms enclose an existing covered patio or loggia. Glass walls weigh far more than screens, so we confirm that structure can carry them before we design.
We Know Bee Cave Backyards
Bee Cave sits in the Hill Country west of Austin and is home to the Hill Country Galleria, with homes on limestone hills and many lots that slope toward a view. Several well-known communities around it, like Spanish Oaks, sit just outside city limits, so the rules for your lot depend on the exact address. We build decks, covered patios, pergolas, gazebos and outdoor kitchens in and around Bee Cave.
Permits, HOAs, soil and local building tips for Bee Cave
"Bee Cave jobs usually come down to material and detail. The homes are built with stone and heavy timber, so a thin aluminum cover looks out of place. Cedar beams or a standing seam roof match better. And on a sloped lot, we spend time on what the deck looks like from below, not just from the house."
- Peter Toomey, Founder
Why Sunrooms & Screened Porches Matter Here
Central Texas has one of the longest mosquito seasons in the country - roughly February through November in a warm year. That means an open patio is a battle for most of the year, and an uncovered one is unusable all summer. A screened porch gives you the breeze without the bugs. A sunroom goes further: real windows, real comfort, and usable square footage in January and August alike. Either way, you're converting space you avoid into space you live in - and quality enclosed outdoor space is one of the features Austin-area buyers consistently pay attention to.
Bug-Free Outdoor Living
Mosquitoes are the number one reason Central Texas patios sit empty. A properly built screen room ends that problem completely - evenings on the porch from spring through fall without a citronella candle in sight. We build tight: screen panels tensioned correctly, doors that seal, and no gaps at the roofline where bugs sneak in.
Built as a Real Structure
We don't staple screen to an existing patio and call it a screen room. We frame screened porches and sunrooms as true structural additions - engineered posts and beams, proper roof tie-in, correct flashing where it meets your house. That's the difference between 5 years and 30 years.
Three Levels of Enclosure
Screened porch, three-season room, or four-season sunroom - we build all three and we'll tell you honestly which one fits your budget and how you'll actually use the space. Plenty of clients start with screens and upgrade to windows later; we can design for that from day one.
Convert What You Already Have
If you have a covered patio or a solid deck, you may be closer to a screened porch than you think. We assess the existing structure, tell you straight whether it can carry the new loads, and quote the conversion at a fraction of a ground-up build when the bones are good.