Blog: Sunroom Ideas

Football season is upon us, and that means it's time for one of the best traditions around: tailgating! But what if you want to enjoy the big game from the comfort of your own home? Enter: your sunroom.

Spring has arrived and it feels good to get outside without battling the elements of winter.  Now is the time to think about doing some simple Spring maintenance around your home.  Taking a look at your windows, doors, gutters, siding, deck and sunroom is a great place to start.

Start your spring gardening right in your sunroom or deck or patio enclosure!  Looking to get a jump on your planting?  Why not try out building your own pop bottle subirrigated planters!  It’s fun and easy; a great project to get the kids involved in.

One of the best things about  sunroom additions  is the fact that they are extremely versatile. Adding a sunroom is one of the best ways to increase the amount of living space you have, while also improving the value of your home.

Looking for ways to improve your home? Then you should consider investing in a sunroom. Keep reading to learn the six reasons why  sunroom additions  are definitely worth the investment. 1.

Sunroom in Winter for Bird Watching A year round sunroom has definite benefits during the Northeast winter months.  With the days being shorter and darker, it is easy to get cabin fever and feel a little glum.

Now that outdoor rooms are part of the mainstream, homeowners are vying for first place in their composition, decoration and innovation. Homes with outdoor rooms are proving to be the value people thought they’d be when they first arrived on the scene.

A year round sunroom has definite benefits during the Northeast winter months.  With the days being shorter and darker, it is easy to get cabin fever and feel a little glum.  Imagine though, that you could spend time in a light filled room enjoying the outdoors indoors.

The question “How Much Does a Sunroom Cost” is a difficult one to answer because it is dependent on so many factors and variables. In Part 1 we discussed size, foundation as well as location and attachment.