Sunroom Contractor in Mojave, CA - Rooms Set on Ground We Check First
Clearview Palmdale Sunrooms & Patios is a sunroom contractor serving Mojave, CA. We design and build sunrooms, patio enclosures, screen rooms and patio covers for Mojave homes, and turn old slabs and decks into rooms you'll use.
Get an estimate for your Mojave sunroom
Bring your questions about the slab, deck or roofline, and I'll look at them with you.
Request an estimateMojave: open lots and what's under them
Mojave sits at the north end of the Antelope Valley, past Rosamond, and a lot of the homes we get called to here are single-story houses on roomy lots with a concrete slab or an old patio cover out back. People want more use out of that space than they're getting, and the question I hear most is whether what's already there can carry a real room.
Kern County's own building findings say parts of the county have expansive and collapsible soils, which can settle unevenly or push against footings and foundations, so I don't assume anything about a Mojave lot until I've looked at it. That's why the soil, the slab and how the room meets your house come first when I visit.
Working in Mojave under Kern County rules
Mojave is unincorporated, so Kern County issues building permits here through its Building Permit Technician counter at the Public Services Building, and on a permitted job the county's review and inspections set much of the schedule. Before you hire anyone, look up their state contractor's license, and ask whether they hold the county business license that the Kern County Sheriff's Office Licensing Unit issues for designated businesses in unincorporated areas. We're fully licensed and insured, and when your job needs a permit I confirm your address falls under Kern County, then we file with the county's building inspection office and set up the inspections. The price moves with the room's size, what it sits on, the walls and roof you pick and how it ties into your roofline, and the written estimate I send after the visit puts your own figure on it.
We come up Highway 14 from our base in Palmdale, so a Mojave job runs with the same crew and the same process as one in Lancaster. I come out to measure and talk it through, our crew does the build, and I'm on site checking the work as it goes, because the foundation and the spot where the room meets the house are where trouble starts if nobody looks closely.
Services in Mojave, CA
Sunroom additions
A lot of Mojave houses have a plain back wall and an open yard that's ready for a real room, and what decides how it turns out is the footing and the tie-in to your roof. We plan the room to match your roofline and set it on footings sized for what we find in the ground.
Patio-to-sunroom conversion
Most back slabs we see here were poured for a patio, not for walls and a roof, so I check yours for cracks, thickness and how it drains away from the house. If it's sound we build on it, and if it isn't we add footings or replace it before the room goes up.
Screen room installation
If you want the back of the house open to the air without the bugs, screen room installation gives you a roofed room with screen walls on the slab you already have. It's a lighter build than a glass room, so it usually costs less, and we can frame it so glass panels can go in later.
Deck-to-sunroom conversion
Older wood decks out here were usually built for people and patio chairs, not for the weight of walls, glass and a roof. We open the deck up, check the posts, beams and footings, and reinforce or rebuild what's underneath so the room has something solid to sit on.
Sunroom remodeling
We get called to older aluminum and vinyl patio rooms that leak where they meet the house, have cloudy panels or just never got used. We fix the tie-in first, then replace panels, roof or doors so it becomes a room you'll actually sit in.
Patio cover installation
Plenty of Mojave homes have a bare slab with nothing over it, or an old cover that's sagging or pulling away from the fascia board along the roof edge. We set new posts on proper footings and attach the cover so water runs away from your wall instead of into it.
Get a free on-site sunroom estimate in Mojave
Send the form and we'll get back to you within one business day to set a time for me to come out to your Mojave home. I measure, look at what the room will sit on, go over your options and then send you a written estimate. There's no obligation and no pressure to book.
- Phone
- (661) 403-1026
- Location
- Palmdale, CA 93550
- Hours
- Mon–Fri: 6 AM–11 PM, Sat–Sun: 7 AM–11 PM
- Credentials
- Fully licensed and insured.
What Mojave homeowners can count on
We're based in Palmdale, CA and cover 16 services across 8 service areas, Mojave among them. Every job starts with a free on-site estimate.
- Based in
- CA
- Palmdale
- Services
- 16
- Service areas
- 8
- Fully licensed and insured.
- Free on-site estimates.
- Expect a reply within 1 business day.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if a contractor needs a California license for my sunroom?
A contractor needs a license from the California Contractors State License Board when the job needs a building permit, uses any workers, or runs $1,000 or more in labor and materials combined, which takes in just about any sunroom or patio room. Home improvement contractors have to be licensed before they even bid, and a bigger job can't be split into smaller pieces to slip under $1,000. Look up the license before you sign anything.
How much of a down payment can a sunroom contractor ask for in California?
Under the state licensing board's rules, a contractor can't ask for or take a down payment of more than $1,000 or 10 percent of the contract price, whichever is less. Every other payment has to be spelled out in the contract and tied to work done or materials delivered, so read the payment schedule before you sign.
What building code applies to a sunroom in Mojave, CA?
Kern County works from the California Building Standards Code with its own local changes, and a county notice on a proposed ordinance said the 2025 edition would apply to building permits applied for on or after January 1, 2026. We build to the code the county is enforcing when your permit is filed, and the inspections check the work against it.
Does a septic system affect where a sunroom can go in Mojave?
Yes, where your tank and leach lines run decides where the room and its footings can sit, so we find them before we lay anything out. Kern County's building findings note that many areas of the county have no municipal sewer and private systems are common, and we see plenty of them in back yards out this way.
How much does a sunroom cost in Mojave?
The cost comes down to the room's size, what it sits on and what goes into the walls and roof, so I won't put a number on it until I've seen your lot. A sound slab costs less to build on than a cracked one or new footings, screen walls cost less than insulated glass, and adding power, heating and cooling or a tricky roof tie-in raises it. Your written estimate spells out each of those choices with its figure.
How long does a sunroom addition take in Mojave?
The calendar is set mostly by the permit and its inspections, then by the foundation work and the size of the room. I'd rather walk you through the order of the job at the estimate than give you a date I can't stand behind, so you know what happens at each stage before you sign.
Plan your Mojave sunroom with us
Call (661) 403-1026 seven days a week, or send the form and tell us what you're starting with.