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Sunrooms in Muttontown

Sunroom contractor Muttontown, NY. Four-season glass rooms, sunroom additions, patio enclosures for estate properties. Free estimate — (631) 565-8313.

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203 Google Reviews

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580+ Projects

Since 2011

Muttontown is one of the more distinctive communities on Long Island — a village in the Town of Oyster Bay with large estate-style lots, mature trees, and homes that often include formal rear gardens and entertaining terraces. These properties are perfect for a high-end four-season sunroom or glass conservatory.

Jobs in Muttontown tend to be larger and more architecturally specific. Homeowners here want a sunroom that matches the quality of the existing home — which means thermally broken framing, premium glass packages, and often a custom footprint designed around existing hardscape or garden walls. We've built glass rooms on properties throughout Muttontown and surrounding villages.

What we build in Muttontown:

  • Four-season glass rooms with low-profile aluminum or timber-look frames
  • Garden conservatories connected to formal entertaining spaces
  • Patio enclosures on bluestone or flagstone terraces
  • Three-season structures for screened outdoor dining rooms

The Village of Muttontown has its own building department distinct from the broader Town of Oyster Bay. We've worked with the village's permit process and know what submittals they require for accessory structures and additions.

What does a sunroom cost on a Muttontown estate property?

Premium four-season rooms in Muttontown typically run $75,000–$150,000+ depending on size, foundation requirements, and architectural detailing. We build to match the standard of the home. Our in-home estimate gives you a fixed-price contract — not a range.

How does the permit process work in the Village of Muttontown?

Muttontown has its own village building department separate from the Town of Oyster Bay. We handle the full application including site plan, architectural drawings, and setback documentation. Approval typically takes 6–10 weeks.

Do you work with architects or designers?

Yes. On larger Muttontown projects we often coordinate with the homeowner's architect or landscape designer. We can provide CAD drawings for coordination and adapt our framing systems to match architectural specifications.

What's the best glass package for a year-round Muttontown sunroom?

For year-round climate control on a large glass room, we recommend triple-pane or dual-pane low-E with argon fill and solar control coating. Muttontown summers can be hot with significant solar gain — the right glass makes a real difference in comfort and energy cost.

Do you serve East Norwich, Syosset, and nearby villages?

Yes. Our Nassau County service area covers Muttontown, East Norwich, Syosset, Old Westbury, Brookville, and all surrounding villages in the Town of Oyster Bay and Oyster Bay Cove.

Recent Work

Recent Sunroom Check-Ins in Nassau County

We haven't posted a Muttontown-specific check-in yet, but here is recent work from the Nassau County towns nearest to you.

Four-season sunroom on a Garden City colonial with insulated windows and coffered ceiling
Four-Season
Garden CityApr 202614×18 (252 sq ft)

Four-Season Sunroom Installed in Garden City, NY

Built a 14×18 four-season sunroom off the back of a Garden City colonial — insulated Low-E windows, thermally broken aluminum frame, HVAC tie-in, and a coffered ceiling to match the interior.

Patio enclosure with sliding window panels on a Massapequa Cape Cod home
Patio Enclosure
MassapequaMar 202612×20 (240 sq ft)

Patio Enclosure on Existing Slab in Massapequa

Enclosed an existing 12×20 concrete patio with sliding window panels and a studio roof — no foundation work needed. Added a ceiling fan and recessed lighting.

Four-season sunroom replacement on a Manhasset colonial with triple-pane windows
Four-Season
ManhassetMar 202616×18 (288 sq ft)

Four-Season Sunroom Addition in Manhasset

Replaced a failing 2008-era sunroom with a properly engineered 16×18 four-season room — triple-pane windows, R-30 roof insulation, and split-system mini-split for year-round use.

Patio enclosure on a deck with cathedral ceiling on a Farmingdale home
Patio Enclosure
FarmingdaleMar 202610×18 (180 sq ft)

Patio Enclosure Built in Farmingdale

Enclosed a 10×18 deck with a three-season patio enclosure — vinyl panels, aluminum frame, and a cathedral ceiling that tied into the gable end of the house.

Four-season sunroom addition off a Syosset kitchen with radiant floor heat
Four-Season
SyossetMar 202614×20 (280 sq ft)

Four-Season Sunroom Addition in Syosset

Added a 14×20 year-round sunroom off the kitchen with radiant floor heat, insulated windows, and a heated slab foundation. Functions as a second dining area in winter.

Three-season sunroom on concrete piers in Massapequa with cathedral ceiling
Three-Season
MassapequaFeb 202612×16 (192 sq ft)

Three-Season Sunroom Built in Massapequa

12×16 three-season sunroom on a new concrete pier foundation. Double-pane windows on all three walls with a cathedral ceiling and exterior covered porch overhang.

Homeowner Reviews

Reviews from Nassau County Homeowners

Nearby Nassau County homeowners — we build across the same building departments, codes, and soil conditions.

Tom and his crew built our four-season sunroom in under three weeks. We use it every single day, even in January. Best investment we made in this house.

Jennifer M.

Massapequa, Nassau County

We had a three-season room built last spring. By October we were still using it comfortably. The window quality and insulation are impressive for the price point.

David W.

Garden City, Nassau County

Tom gave us an honest assessment — told us our deck wasn't suitable for a full four-season room and recommended a three-season instead. Saved us $20k and we love the result.

Susan T.

Great Neck, Nassau County

Had a leaking sunroom installed by another company five years ago. Tom's team ripped it down, fixed the foundation issues, and built a proper four-season room. Night and day difference.

Karen B.

Manhasset, Nassau County

Replaced an old screened porch with a proper three-season sunroom. The difference in build quality is obvious. Solid framing, clean welds, no rattling when the wind picks up.

Thomas H.

Merrick, Nassau County

We live on a corner lot in Levittown and thought we didn't have room for a sunroom. Tom found a way to make it work with a 12x14 footprint off the kitchen. Perfect fit.

Maria G.

Levittown, Nassau County

Completed sunroom project on a Long Island home

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