People prefer to do things themselves these days, and home decoration is no exception. The phrase, “If you want it done right, you're going to have to do it yourself,” is the perfect epitome when it comes to decorating your house – window treatments included. Vertical blinds on a sliding glass door are the most common window treatment because they can fully cover the windows or allow total light inside. They also slide out of the way for access to the door. However, many folks are afraid of DIY blind installation.

If you are interested in adding a modern home addition with studs and drywall, but you like the open feel of a sunroom, you may want to consider a hybrid sunroom addition.

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.

If you live in a four season climate, making the most of your outdoor space when weather permits is usually a high priority. However, the elements and pesky insects can often interfere with your outdoor plans. If you want to make better use of your porch, deck or patio, you might want to consider enclosing it, but how do you know what enclosure is the best option for you?

Few things are as enjoyable as having a screened porch on your home. While an open air porch or deck may be enjoyable, there are many times during the warm weather seasons when it is virtually unusable because the sun is too intense or flying insects may be “bugging” you. There are numerous options that should be considered before making your decision on how to screen in your porch. 

If you are looking for a way to enjoy your sunroom or solarium throughout the winter months, a space heater might be the option for you. These portable units offer homeowners the ability to heat up a room – or at least a portion of the room – without the high costs of centrally heating the entire space. When used effectively, space heaters can offer accessibility to your sun room year around.

If you would like to improve your outdoor space, consider converting your deck into a screen room to extend the use of your deck or patio. Create a versatile space for you and your family to enjoy together. Learn more.

If you live in a ranch house, chances are it was built between the 1950s and 1960s. So, you might be looking to renovate or add an addition to your ranch home now that it may be getting cramped or dated. One of the great ranch house addition options you have is a sunroom. With a sunroom, you can take advantage of a gorgeous view; you can get a little closer to nature, and bring in a great deal of natural light.

You’re living in the log home of your dreams; now you want a way to bring the outside in. Screened porches let the fresh air flow through, offering additional living space without the cost of an entirely new addition. Homeowners often envision screened in porches from the past, which offered limited visibility and sagging screens. Today’s patios are superior in both quality and construction and will stand the test of time. Follow these steps for creating the perfect screen room for your log cabin.   

Do you love the great outdoors? If you do, you should consider bringing the outside in with a metal framed screen room. These rooms allow you to see the scenery that surrounds your home, cabin, or beach house while protecting you from the elements. A metal frame screen room lets the breeze in while providing you with a pleasant, shady place to relax.