Contractor Directory - Sunroom Contractors

Sunroom Contractors

Sunrooms, Patio Rooms, Florida Rooms and More

If you're thinking of adding a sunroom or enclosed patio onto your home, join the half million Americans who are discovering the benefits of 3- and 4-season enclosures each year.

According to the U.S. Census, about half of the 1.27 million new, single-family homes built in 2001 had some kind of attached porch And there's good reason for the popularity - aside from relaxing and enjoying the sunshine and stars with the comforts of indoors. Adding a sunroom or patio enclosure can extend your living area, often at less than half the cost of a standard home addition.

Listed below are sunroom contractors that can help you. Please feel free to contact us, if you think a company should be added.

Why Sunrooms Are A Good Idea

Prior to beginning construction of your sunroom there is quite a bit of research and planning to do. Obviously, you want to buy the best sunroom for your money but sticking to a budget is the best thing you can do for yourself. Various aspects should be mapped out in order to ensure that the project flows smoothly and to prevent unexpected expenses that will put the project over budget. A reliable contractor will make sure that all guidelines are met and all necessary materials are in place before beginning construction.

Styles of Sunrooms

There are four main styles of four seasons sunrooms: straight, curved, cathedral and conservatory.

Straight style sunrooms are basically like patio room enclosures with a few upgrades.

Curved style sunrooms get their names from the wall that curves up to meet the side of the house.

Cathedral style sunrooms have vaulted ceilings that provide a light and airy feel.

Conservatory style sunrooms are sunrooms with a glass roof.

Sunroom Construction

Each style of sunroom is typically insulated with quality materials; meaning durable double paned windows filled with Argon gas are used along with a glazing that prevents harmful ultraviolet rays from entering the room. This allows the homeowner to enjoy the sun without the worry of the suns after-affects and keeps carpets and furniture from fading or discoloring. Each style of sunroom will have the existing ductwork of the home included in its layout and will be seamlessly blended into the architecture of the home. Upon finishing the sunroom it will appear as a natural extension of the home itself.