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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a "four season" sunroom?

A four season sunroom is designed to be comfortable year-round, unlike traditional three season sunrooms which are only suitable for seasonal use. It incorporates heavily insulated materials to maintain comfort during both winter and summer extremes, feeling like a true extension of your home.

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How much space do I need to build a sunroom?

We custom-manufacture each sunroom to fit almost any outdoor space. Consider how you'll use the sunroom, like to a room in your house like a dining or living room, and we'll help you determine the best size.

How long will it take to build my sunroom?

Construction time varies based on size and complexity, typically taking 2-3 weeks. After finalizing your order, designs are processed, permitted, delivered, and installed within ten to twelve weeks.

Sunroom Installation Steps:

  1. Ensuring a Solid Foundation: 1-2 Days. Our team of sunroom builders use innovative technologies for faster foundation construction.
  2. Building the Deck: 3-4 Days. Decks are built from engineered Eco Green panels, saving time.
  3. Assembling the Frame and Roof: 4-6 Days. The frame and roof are constructed using vinyl and fiberglass, taking longer for larger or custom layouts.
  4. Hanging the Windows: 2 Days. Custom-made windows are installed quickly, unlike one-size-fits-all alternatives.
  5. Electrical, and Heating/Cooling: 1-2 Days. Wiring and appliance installation are facilitated by the enclosed electrical raceways.
  6. Doors, Ceiling, Flooring, and Finishing Touches: Variable time depending on selected finishes and options.

Causes for Delay:

  • Weather: Rain and snow can hinder deck and roof installation and caulking of windows.
  • Wildlife: Raccoons or other animals may require relocation by animal control.
  • Inspection and Approval: Local permitting and home inspector requirements may cause delays.

Overall, sunroom additions offer a quicker and easier way to expand your home compared to traditional construction methods.