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MANY PEOPLE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A HOT TUB IN THEIR SUNROOM. HAVING A HOT TUB IN YOUR SUNROOM IS A VERY POPULAR AMENITY; HOWEVER, MAKE SURE THAT YOU KEEP IN MIND THAT THERE WILL BE LARGE AMOUNTS OF MOISTURE INSIDE OF THE ROOM.

YOU ALREADY HAVE A DECK WHICH YOU ENJOY, BUT THERE ARE THOSE DAYS WHICH THE BUGS AND SUN ARE JUST TOO UNBEARABLE.  SO NOW YOU ARE PONDERING PUTTING A SCREEN ROOM ON YOUR DECK TO INCREASE THE TIME YOU WILL BE ABLE SPEND WITH FRIENDS WITH FAMILY IN YOUR OUTDOOR SPACE.

Outdated Tub with Mold There are times when homeowners face a tough choice: repair something in the house or buy a new one. In order to add value to the house come time to sell, new appliances or systems make sense. Often in remodels, homeowners will buy new things.

How do vinyl windows compare with wood windows? What are the differences of vinyl vs wood for replacement windows?   Let's start by saying that vinyl and wood are great construction materials that can be used to create very energy efficient windows.

There are several reasons to have your deck enclosed to transform your existing deck to a full screen room or sunroom. Many people choose to get decks get upgraded to a sunroom every year.  An enclosed deck will keep you dry and insect-free.

Even though you may either have or are considering a four season sunroom, there is always the question, how do you heat it? Actually, there are several options you may want to think about. To many people economy is a real consideration.

Sunroom Built on a Deck Decks are extremely popular because they give us a place to enjoy the outdoors to entertain, cook, dine, relax and more. With millions of existing decks across the U.S., many homeowners have often wondered “what if I could use my deck year round?

Year Round Sunroom What is the difference between a 3 season sunroom and a 4 season sunroom (year round sunroom). The obvious answer - one season!  A 3 season is built to be used in the warmer months of the year, which can vary from a span of 5 to 8 months (if we’re lucky!).

A sunroom is a structure constructed onto a home that allows for the enjoyment of the surrounding scenery while being protected from inclement weather.  This sunroom structure is also often referred to as a solarium, patio room, patio enclosure, conservatory, or Florida room.

When selecting a floor for your sunroom, you should first consider the main purpose of the sunroom?  The function of the sunroom will affect what types of floors will work best.  Will you use the sunroom for dining and entertaining?