If you are like most homeowners, you’ve probably said to yourself more times than you can count, “we need more space,” right? Many families begin to outgrow their homes at some point in time but moving to a larger home isn’t always an easy option. The obvious alternative to moving is to add space to your existing home. The question is, can you afford to do it?

As a homeowner, you may wonder if you can receive tax breaks for home improvement projects. In this blog post, we’ll review which types of home improvement projects are tax deductible, as well as tips on tax deductions and how to qualify for the federal property improvement loan program.

At Patio Enclosures, our team is dedicated to providing free, in-home estimates in order to provide you with the information you need to make an informed purchase decision. During our meeting, we will listen to your ideas, answer any questions and assess your space. Learn more.

Are you thinking of adding a sunroom to your home? Three season and four season rooms allow you to enjoy the outdoors from the comfort of your home. Check out these projects from our Philadelphia, PA, showroom to get started.

Once you've decided you're ready to add a sunroom to your home, you have a decision to make: build it yourself using a sunroom kit or have your sunroom professionally installed. While a "do-it-yourself" project may sound appealing, keep in mind that a sunroom kit is ideal for the experienced craftsman. Unlike a Patio Enclosures professionally installed sunroom, a sunroom kit does not offer beginning to end support. But whether you plan to have your sunroom professionally installed or build one using our EasyRoom Kit™, the professionals at Patio Enclosures are here to help.

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.

Is your home feeling a little cramped? Do you wish you had just a little more space? If this sounds familiar, you can move to a new home or find ways to increase the living space in your current home.