Trusted Sunroom Contractor near Kendall FL - Serving All of Kendall

Our crew works throughout Kendall regularly, pulling permits from Miami-Dade County's building department for projects ranging from straightforward screen enclosures to full four-season sunroom additions on 1980s ranch homes. We know the inspection cadence the county expects and how to submit drawings that pass plan review without multiple revision cycles, which keeps your project on schedule.

Kendall stretches from Dadeland Mall at the northern boundary south through The Hammocks and further to the Homestead Extension of Florida's Turnpike. We have worked on homes throughout all of it - from the older subdivisions near Dadeland to the townhome communities in The Hammocks. The housing stock varies across those areas, and the right approach to a sunroom addition differs depending on whether a home was built in 1975 or 1992. We assess each property individually rather than applying a one-size approach that ignores those differences.

Kendall borders Kendale Lakes to the west and connects to Tamiami to the north. If your home sits near those boundaries, we serve all of those areas and can help regardless of which side of the line you are on.

Kendall is an unincorporated community in southwestern Miami-Dade County, home to roughly 75,000 to 80,000 residents. It has no traditional downtown - the area is made up primarily of residential neighborhoods, strip malls, and shopping centers developed rapidly from the 1970s through the early 1990s. The housing stock is mostly single-family ranch homes on concrete slabs with stucco exteriors and tile roofs, and owner-occupancy rates are high compared to much of Miami-Dade. Dadeland Mall marks the northern boundary and has been a landmark for the community since the 1960s. For background on the area, see the Kendall Wikipedia article.

The Hammocks is one of the best-known residential communities within Kendall, built around a series of lakes in the southern part of the area. Kendall sits just a few miles from Everglades National Park, and the flat, low-lying terrain - combined with the county's heavy summer rainfall - means flooding and drainage are ongoing concerns for homeowners throughout the community. The area's hurricane history, particularly Hurricane Andrew in 1992, has shaped how homes are built and repaired here. Neighboring communities include Kendale Lakes to the west and Westchester to the north, both of which we serve as well.