Posts in Category: Sunrooms

Spending time outdoors with family and friends is always relaxing and enjoyable. The only problem is that most families in the United States aren’t able to enjoy the outdoors year round. Adding a sunroom addition onto your home is the perfect way to extend the seasons and your living space.

An enclosed porch adds to a home’s aesthetic appeal and can be used for entertaining family and friends, while keeping bugs and nasty weather at bay. There are multiple types of enclosed porches, each of which can add some light and life to your home.

Sunroom windows are an important feature because they can make up 75 percent of the room, depending on the design. Options to consider include transparency, durability, beauty and, in some cases, versatility to open or slide. There are three main considerations that factor into your options for sunroom windows: the window type, the glass and the material used for construction.

The first thing you should do before decorating your sunroom is determine how you want to use your new space. Will it be your new entertainment area, added dining space or a room for plants? The answer to this question can be one singular intention, or perhaps your new sunroom will serve more than one purpose.

Any home can benefit from a beautiful sunroom addition. Homeowners who have one will tell you that this is often a place where the whole family gathers for drinks, snacks, and conversation. A sunroom just seems to welcome leisurely activities.

Expanding your home's square footage with an addition is an exciting way to add living space. Several options exist, including screened-in porches, three season rooms & all season rooms. Each type of addition has its advantages & disadvantages. Screened-in porches are great during nice weather but not usable when temperatures drop too low.

If you purchased a split level home when you first started out, it probably seemed like plenty of space at the time.Now it might seem too small. You've thought about moving, but decided you’d rather renovate than move. Fortunately, there are some great options for split level home renovations.

Adding a porch or sunroom is a great way to gain extra square footage in your home. While this not only adds value to your home, it also is an easy and affordable way to enjoy your natural surroundings. However, simply building a sunroom shouldn't be where the process ends.

Whether on the East Side near Beachwood, the West Side by Westlake, or even Downtown, the city of Cleveland has so much to offer. Built on a legendary foundation of hard work, innovation, and undying faith in their sports teams, Cleveland is a true gem on the banks of Lake Erie. Hometown experiences like the West Side Market, the Rock 'N Roll Hall of Fame and restaurants that foodies' dreams are made of are all the reasons homeowners choose Cleveland.

George Jetson’s flying car may not be a reality in the next thirty years, but his futuristic space pad with floor to ceiling windows just might be. The World Architecture Festival contest for 2014 recently wrapped up, and one thing was clear: windows will soon be prominent in architecture. The festival featured several floor-to-ceiling window designs, including an astounding 42,000 square meter crystal clear glass building and its square footage opposite, a 12.3 by 12.3 meter tapered steel and glass house in Australia. Although an entire home made out of glass isn’t realistic for most home owners, adding a solarium to your home will allow you to add a modern look to your home.