Grand Rapids, MI residents know that Michigan winters can be rough, so it is important to relish every bit of sunlight that you can. By adding extra light to your space with a sunroom remodel, you can enjoy the sunshine from the comfort of your home.
A sunroom is a room that allows for lots of natural sunlight and views of nature while sheltering homeowners from adverse weather and critters such as mosquitos. These rooms emulate the feeling of being in the great outdoors from the comfort of your own home.
Overall, there are a couple of different sunroom types including three-season sunrooms, and four-season sunrooms.
Three-Season Sunrooms
A three-season sunroom is a separate room of the house that is physically separated by French doors or sliding patio doors. They usually feature floor-to-ceiling windows to let in as much sunlight as possible. These rooms are not climate controlled, meaning that they are not equipped with heating or air conditioning.
Four-Season Sunrooms
Four-season rooms are equipped with heating and cooling. This allows them to be used every month of the year. They are designed to be an extension of the home’s living space and are often not separated by doors. They also may not have windows that run all the way to the floor.
Sunroom additions can include the following upgrades:
- Windows
- Sliding doors
- Flooring
- Painting
- Lighting
- And more
Sunroom Additions
Do you wish you had a sunroom to enjoy nature and soak up the sun in? Our West Michigan team offers home additions as well as remodeling, so we can build the sunroom you desire. We are highly skilled in creating additions that blend seamlessly with the rest of your home, so no one will know your addition was not an original part of your floor plan. Plus, additional square footage can result in added value to your home.
Request a Quote
Are you interested in learning more about sunroom remodeling in Grand Rapids? If so, give Engelhard Construction LLC a call today. We will be happy to draw up a personalized plan for you to help make the most of your home’s sunroom.
