Sunrooms can be constructed in an existing covered patio or built as a new addition. A sunroom is a fantastic upgrade for any home. These are new air-conditioned spaces allowing beautiful views of your backyard while being protected from outdoor nuisances like pesky insects, rain and harmful UV rays. Homeowners opt to add a sunroom for various reasons:
* Relax and enjoy the backyard and nature views.
* Expand the living space of the home.
* Create an enjoyable space for entertaining.
* Establish a multimedia entertainment room.
* Set up a comfortable and functional home office.
* Build a secure play area for children.
The list of uses for a new sunroom is extensive, all centered around adding delightful living space to your home. The return on investment from adding a sunroom is assured. Simply divide the cost of your home by the total square footage and compare it to the cost per square foot of the new room; you'll discover that the expense of the addition is lower than the original purchase price. Not to mention the additional benefits of beautiful views and the convenience of extra space. The value of your home will undoubtedly increase.
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There Are Three Types of Sunrooms
Florida Room
Conventional sunrooms are constructed using traditional materials such as brick and mortar. The roof might be pre-existing, or we can build it flat or sloped with tile or shingle roofing. Our sunrooms can be constructed on either an existing or new concrete slab. Walls can be built with concrete blocks, wood, or steel studs. Typically, the exterior is finished with stucco to match the appearance of your house. The interior walls and ceiling can be made of drywall, wood, or any material you desire. Your currently A/C may be able to handle the additional air-conditioning load or you may have to add a new one. Our conventional sunrooms are completely customizable and tailored to your preferences.
Glass Sunroom
Aluminum sunrooms are fabricated using aluminum screen components. The roofs consist of flat tongue and groove panels. Onsite construction involves building walls with the same roof panels. Occasionally, exposed screws might be visible, holding the elements together. Windows can be made of acrylic (plastic) or impact glass. These structures can be installed on concrete slabs, as well as on paver decks. Both the exterior and interior finishes are usually aluminum panels, but they can also be stucco with drywall interiors.
Sunroom Additions
Prefabricated sunrooms also utilize aluminum tubes, but they are assembled in a factory setting. The walls are installed within openings, and the glass is glazed onsite. This means we are not installing pre-manufactured windows; instead, we are fitting glass into the modular openings created at the factory. There are no exposed screws in these structures. Roofs must either exist beforehand or be constructed before installing the aluminum frames and glass.
Enclosing an Existing Patio
Some home owners want to enclose an existing patio that already has a roof. They may want any of the following or more:
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Add a home Office
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Create a new playroom for children
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Expand the Homes Livingroom
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Expand the Home Living Space
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