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Why Your Home Needs a Sunroom

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Bright all season sunroom with large windows, beige sofas, a ceiling fan, patterned carpet, and a wooden coffee table with decor. Green trees are visible outside the windows.

The Many Advantages of a Sunroom Space

Today’s sunrooms are not your grandparent’s style. Outfitted with state-of-the-art technology, heating and cooling elements, and custom features, sunroom additions may be the home renovation project you’ve been waiting for.

If you’re considering a new sunroom, there are several factors to consider:

Your Personal Style

Sunrooms are popular due to their versatility. They can be built in any style you desire, ranging from modern to traditional. You can add sliding doors or windows with retractable screens to make them an outdoor covered space as well. Consider adding built-in cabinets for storage, window benches for seating, or other features that make your sunroom an extension of your home.   

The Layout of Your Property

Sunrooms don’t always need to be built on level surfaces. Installation techniques have come a long way, and there are ways to build them onto the home even if your backyard is sloped. Make sure you have enough space to add a sunroom. Many townships have water runoff requirements that require a certain percentage of your property to be pervious to water.

Use and Functionality

A sunroom offers you a quiet space to indulge your hobbies, from reading to writing, sewing to crafting, without being disturbed by other members of your home. It can also give you an extra landing area for storing supplies. You can also use the room as a home office or workout space.

Additional Space

If you’re hosting family over the holidays, a sunroom can come in handy as a guest bedroom. Use a foldable cot or blowup mattress to give your guests a private place to sleep. It may also come in handy for hosting parties and events. A sunroom offers additional square footage without a huge home renovation project.

Before you begin

Make sure you get a few estimates, review your contractor’s portfolio, and build in additional time and costs to ensure you have a smooth process from beginning to end. You can view DiSabatino Design-Build’s Custom Carpentry portfolio here.

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