While the terms "sunroom" and "conservatory" are frequently used interchangeably, there are subtle distinctions between the two. A conservatory usually features a higher proportion of glass within its walls compared to a sunroom. Additionally, conservatories are distinct in that they almost always include a glass roof, whereas sunrooms typically have a solid roof that matches the existing roofing style of the home.

We are proud to offer a diverse range of sunroom styles, each designed to cater to different aesthetics and functional requirements. Our selection includes:

The Cathedral Sunroom: This style features a vaulted ceiling, creating a spacious and dramatic effect that enhances both the interior ambiance and exterior appeal of your home.

The Studio Sunroom: Perfect for modern and traditional homes alike, the Studio Sunroom has a versatile design with a gentle roof slope, making it an excellent fit for most low-pitched roofs.

The Integrated Sunroom: Designed to blend seamlessly with your existing architecture, the Integrated Sunroom is built to look and feel like a natural extension of your home, matching your home’s design and finishes.

The Specialized Sunroom: Tailored to your unique needs and preferences, our Specialized Sunrooms are custom-designed, offering limitless possibilities in terms of shape, size, and features, ensuring your new space is a perfect reflection of your vision.

At S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms, we understand that every home and homeowner’s needs are unique. That’s why we custom-manufacture each sunroom to suit the specific dimensions and functionalities desired. Whether you have a compact terrace or a sprawling backyard, we can design a sunroom that maximizes your available outdoor space. Before entering the design phase, consider how you envision using your sunroom. For example, if you see it as an extension of a current room in your home, share these ideas with us. This will guide us in recommending the optimal size and layout that aligns with both your practical needs and aesthetic preferences.

The timeframe to build your sunroom can vary depending on several factors, including the size and complexity of the design. Generally, the construction phase for most sunroom projects is completed within 2-3 weeks.Our team at S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms works diligently to ensure that every step is handled efficiently, keeping you informed and involved throughout the process to ensure your sunroom is completed to your satisfaction and within the projected timeline.

Absolutely! At S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms, we offer the option to enhance your sunroom with a glass roof through our specialized Elements package. This option allows for an abundance of natural light to flood the space, creating a bright and airy atmosphere.

At S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms, we are committed to providing quality and reliability in all our products and services, which is why we offer a comprehensive worry-free guarantee. Our warranty covers all our sunrooms against defects in materials and workmanship, provided they are installed and maintained according to our instructions. This warranty is valid for the duration specified at the time of purchase and begins from the date the product or service is delivered to the original purchaser.

At S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms, our sunrooms are custom-designed to meet your specific needs, allowing us to accommodate nearly any size requirement. Whether you desire a compact, cozy space or a large, expansive addition, we can tailor the dimensions to suit your preferences and property constraints. Our capabilities extend to constructing substantial structures up to 40 feet by 80 feet, with even larger sizes possible. Typical wall dimensions range from 12 to 30 feet in length and 6 to 8 feet in height. Each sunroom is uniquely crafted according to the homeowner's specifications, ensuring a perfect fit for every project.


The requirement for building permits for your sunroom project depends on your specific location. At S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms, we ensure that all our sunrooms are constructed in compliance with local building codes. Our dealers are well-versed in the permitting process within their respective service areas and are equipped to handle the acquisition of all necessary permits. This ensures that your sunroom meets all legal requirements and is built to the highest standards of safety and quality.

Absolutely! At S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms, our team of skilled designers and engineers specializes in customizing sunrooms to seamlessly align with your existing roof line. Our advanced EcoGreen roof systems feature an OSB exterior surface, enabling us to shingle the sunroom roof to match your current roofing materials perfectly. This attention to detail ensures that your new sunroom looks like a natural extension of your home, maintaining architectural continuity and enhancing aesthetic appeal.

Yes, you can add a skylight to your sunroom at S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms. We offer self-flashing skylights equipped with high-efficiency glass that matches the windows of your sunroom, ensuring a cohesive look and enhanced energy performance. These skylights can be integrated into both our EcoGreen and aluminum roof panels, providing you with flexibility in design and an opportunity to enhance natural light in your new space.

Yes, you can install a ceiling fan in your sunroom. For Cathedral style sunrooms, we provide a customizable wood veneer sleeve over the ridge beam, with a bracket for attaching the fan. For Studio style sunrooms, ceiling fans can be mounted directly to predetermined locations on the ceiling. Both options ensure seamless integration and enhanced airflow in your sunroom.

Yes, you can install gutters with ease onto our sunrooms. This process can be done while constructing your new space or be added on afterwards.

Our sunrooms are built to provide superior protection against harsh weather conditions. The construction features our unique Main Key system made from Amilan®, a material known for its resistance to expansion and contraction with seasonal changes. This enhances the sunroom's ability to withstand winds up to 150 miles per hour. Additionally, our sunrooms are reinforced with a Hurricane Tube, which offers extra stability and security during extreme weather conditions like hurricanes.

Absolutely! Our S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms are designed as four season PLUS rooms, ensuring comfort throughout all the seasons, even in extreme weather conditions. We construct our sunrooms using vinyl cladding which provides superior insulation. This not only enhances comfort by maintaining a stable indoor temperature but also improves energy efficiency year-round. Whether it's the cold of winter or the heat of summer, your sunroom is built to offer a comfortable, inviting space every day of the year.

S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms utilizes insulated glass for all windows and doors, enhancing energy efficiency and comfort. This glass is tailored to your sunroom's location and climate conditions. It features two or more panes sealed with a spacer, creating an insulation barrier that maintains a stable indoor environment year-round while offering clear views.

At S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms, our Four Season PLUS sunrooms are designed with industry-leading insulation to ensure they can be heated and cooled efficiently. In many cases, your existing HVAC system can extend into the sunroom, providing perfect climate control with minimal additional energy use. For more extreme climates, or if you prefer a separate system, we also offer compact, standalone heating and cooling units known as PTACs. These units are specially designed to maintain the ideal temperature in your sunroom, ensuring comfort throughout the year.

At S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms, frost buildup is not a concern, thanks to the superior insulation and sealing of our structures. Unlike aluminum rooms that may struggle with frost on windows and structural posts due to poor insulation, our sunrooms are designed to maintain a stable and dry interior environment.

You have a wide range of options when it comes to furnishing your S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms Sunroom. The best type of furniture for your sunroom largely depends on how you plan to use the space. We recommend consulting with our designers and engineers during the planning phase.

Absolutely! Adding a fireplace to your S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms Sunroom is a popular choice and can easily be integrated during the initial construction phase. With just a few modifications to the original design, we can accommodate the inclusion of a fireplace, enhancing the ambiance and comfort of your new space.

At S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms, we understand the importance of protecting your interior decor. That's why our sunroom windows are equipped with at least LoE2 glass, a high-performance option that reflects the vast majority of incoming ultraviolet rays. This helps protect your furniture from fading and discoloration due to sunlight exposure. If you have specific concerns about fabric fading, we recommend choosing indoor/outdoor fabrics, which are designed to withstand sun exposure and maintain their color over time.

Absolutely! At S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms, we specialize in customizing sunrooms to suit your unique needs, including enclosing a pool. Whether you want a stylish pool house for changing, showering, or entertaining friends and family, our design team can tailor a sunroom that enhances your pool experience.

Absolutely! At S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms, our sunrooms and conservatories are ideal for use as greenhouses. The abundant sunlight exposure through our specially designed windows creates a perfect environment for plants to thrive. Additionally, the window protection ensures that your plants are sheltered from harsh weather while still benefiting from natural light.

Yes, you can install a doggie door in your S.E. Wisconsin Sunrooms Sunroom if it includes a vinyl knee wall. Our design team can help incorporate a doggie door seamlessly into your sunroom’s layout, ensuring it fits well and provides convenient access for your pets.

With an increase in home value, that usually results in a slight increase in property taxes. But depending on the state, you may have a maximum allowable increase on your property tax.