It is a great investment! A sunroom adds considerable usable living space to your home. Usually, you’re not adding a bedroom, but you’ll get square footage and a lot of light. The square footage alone should recoup about half the price of installing the sunroom. If the room is properly staged, it is a beautiful focal point of your home. It is sure to greatly increase your home’s value when you decide to sell.

Yes, you can use a sunroom for a bedroom. The sunroom will be harder to heat in the winter and harder to cool in the summer than a traditional bedroom. It may also lack a closet, but nothing is stopping you from putting your bed in a room that gives you an excellent view of the stars. You’ll wake up every morning to the beauty of the sunrise, and you’ll watch the rain pitter-patter while you snuggle with your special someone under the blankets. Just remember that the sunroom will add square footage to your home. It is considered an addition, and you’ll have an additional tax burden with the increased value.

We recommend double-paned or triple-paned windows to increase the insulation of your sunroom. When the sun is out, the room will be quickly heated. For better results, you will need some kind of heater. Usually, linking the sunroom to the rest of your internal heating system will help.

Our team can work in any conditions during any season. However, some times of the year are better for the installation of new windows. Caulk cures best in the heat. That is why spring and summer are busy times for replacement window companies.

When it comes to boosting your home's energy efficiency, new windows can help. New windows will probably reduce your energy bills. Replacing your windows is worth the investment if you plan on staying there for several years, if your windows are hard to open and close, or if you have lots of temperature variations in the house. New windows will be easier to operate, offer better energy performance, and will better regulate the temperature in your house.