At Desert Sun Patios, we believe it’s all about a happy medium. Below, we outline which projects to DIY and which ones it’s worth calling the pros in for. Let’s get into it.

Start by DIYing the Small Fixes

Did you know that 47% of homeowners opt to DIY their home projects? Yep, DIYing repairs, fixes, and minor maintenance upkeeps aren’t quite as complicated as you may think. Below, we outline some of the more straightforward DIY projects every homeowner should have in their toolkit.

Testing Monitors and Smoke Detectors

Testing carbon monoxide and smoke detectors are an absolute must. Monitors need to be in excellent working order for safety and health concerns and thus require regular testing. Luckily, it’s an easy DIY fix as all you need is a ladder (and maybe some batteries). Simply access your detectors, and press the test button. Any loud sound means it’s time to change the batteries. Do this monthly, and you’re good to go!

Fixing Toilets

Modern toilets are engineered to withstand a lot of pressure and rarely need to be fixed by a technician or professional. Most toilet problems stem from a broken handle, old fill valve, or broken flapper. Purchase these parts at any hardware store, and open your tank. You’ll need to shut off the water supply and empty the tank before getting to work. However, leaks are a little more complicated – so you may want to bring in a professional for that one.

Patching Holes

Nail holes and cracks in the wall can make your paint job look old and outdated. Combat this with a spackle knife to spread lightweight putty into the holes. Scrape the excess off, wait for it to dry, and then sandpaper the spot. You could also prime and paint the patched hole if you want to go the extra mile. Of course, having the right tools is essential for DIY projects, so some basics you should invest in are a tape measure, hammer, drill, and screwdriver. Check out this handy list by Craftsman Protocols for more critical DIY tools!

When to Call the Pros In

It’s almost always better to call the pros in for larger projects that require complex skills and technical know-how. Below are some important home projects you should invest in. 

Patio, Deck, and Sunroom Installations

This one is apparent, but the breadth of these projects is likely beyond the skills of the average homeowner. Hiring professionals like those at Desert Sun Patios will offer you a greater return on investment because your sunroom or deck installation will stand the test of time and withstand weather and other wear and tear.

Removing Popcorn Ceilings

Popcorn ceilings are ugly and outdated- but they may be bringing your home’s appraisal value down as well, Homelight writes. But removing these ceilings yourself can be messy and complicated. The ceiling needs to be softened with an agent and scraped off – which can create holes and divots that will need to be repaired, dried, and sanded. Remember – all this work is overhead and vertical, which adds a whole different level of complexity. Definitely hire a pro for this one.

Basement Renovations

Basement remodelling projects have many different moving parts which can be challenging to coordinate and set up. There will likely need to be room demolition, framing, electrical work, insulation, and plumbing. Hiring qualified professionals will take the headache out of the process, keep you within budget and increase the quality of your entire project. 

Ultimately, whether you DIY or hire a professional – it all comes down to priorities. There will be tradeoffs to make in terms of time, money, and budget, so go with the option that best appeals to the maintenance project at hand. You’ve got this!

If you’ve been looking for the perfect way to bring the outdoors in this year, opt for a sunroom. At Desert Sun Patios, we’re all about creating a warm, peaceful oasis in your home that is both welcoming and bright. Click here to get a free estimate for your space, or reach out for more information today!

Big cosy ideas

The way in which you go about creating a cosier sunroom will depend on how big a project you want to undertake. Some big ideas for a cosy sunroom include:

• Add a heat source – nothing says cosy like a crackling fire inside. Not every sunroom will be handle the heat generated by an open fireplace, which makes a wood burning stove or a pellet stove a more suitable solution. Both types of stove will generate a lovely warmth and pleasing visuals all autumn long.
• Install thick curtains – it can seem counterintuitive to put curtains in a room where the main selling feature is the large number of windows. However, by installing thick curtains for the evenings, you can create a sense of intimacy and benefit from their naturally insulating properties so you can keep the heat off a little longer.
• Choose warmer paint colours – if you’re looking for a bigger remodelling project, painting the walls with a warmer tone will make your sunroom feel cosier. Make sure it’s a colour that will work well in the warmer months so you’re not having to repaint every six months!

Simple touches

On the other hand, you can keep your touch light and make some simple changes to make your sunroom feel ready for autumn:

• Add some soft furnishings – the size and softness of your throw cushions speaks volumes about your intentions for a room. Putting smaller, coarser cushions out suggests that they’re there for decoration, while larger plusher cushions invite people to lounge and snuggle up. Throw a couple of fuzzy blankets on the back of each couch and you’re ready for the cooler evenings indoors. 
• Re-arrange the furniture – during the summer, you may have your room set up so that the seating faces the windows. By turning it inside to face each other, you create a sense of intimacy and set up evenings spent talking over warm drinks.
• Add soft lighting – most sunrooms have some sort of overhead lighting for the spring and summer evenings but this can feel bright and overwhelming when you’re trying to set up a cosy sunroom. Putting lamps with downward facing shades and tall candles will create a soft lighting effect that triggers feelings of warmth and comfort all season long.

Whatever changes you make to get cosy in your sunroom, you’ll need to think about whether you want them to be permanent or just for the season. Just like the paint colours, if you’re planning permanent changes, you may want to experiment as summer is wrapping up so you know that your sunroom will continue to feel cosy all year long.

The idea of having a whole new room in your house with no defined purpose can feel a little daunting, so here are some common uses for a sunroom addition for your home:

• Playroom – if you have young children, or frequent visitors with young children, you’ll know the pain of trying to keep all the toys and games tidied away when they’re not in use. By giving your sunroom over to a playroom, you can simply close the door on the mess and let your children work out how to manage the upkeep of the space.
• Home office – if you have a job where you are able to work from home, you want to be able to work in peace and quiet, and preferably with a beautiful view. Setting your desk up against one of the big sunroom windows will give you inspirational vistas as well as plenty of natural warmth and sunlight. Just like the playroom, you can simply shut the door at the end of the work day and help to provide that separation between home and work that can be hard to achieve. 
• Family room – any quick online search for sunroom decoration tips will show you rooms with multiple couches, armchairs and soft furnishings to allow the whole family to relax together in peace. The abundant sunlight means that sunrooms don’t make for great TV watching spaces, so consider installing a wood burning or pellet stove as a focal point. You could also invest in a large coffee table to host family game nights and impromptu sunroom picnics.
• Guest room – if you are the host of big family get togethers, finding space to put up guests is always the biggest concern. Your sunroom addition  will make your visitors feel like they’ve arrived at a luxurious hotel instead of just coming to visit you, and with the right combination of fold out sofa beds and futons, you can easily switch between a living space and guest bedroom in a matter of minutes.
• Home gym – the natural warmth and open views means that your sunroom is an inspiring space to spend time. It can offer you the luxury of having a gym complete with treadmill and work out bench right in the comfort of your own home. For an additional decadent touch, you can set up one corner as a spa treatment area for that all important post workout self-care regime.

Whatever use you find for your sunroom addition, you’ll find that it not only adds joy to your life but will dramatically increase the overall value of your home. However, once you’ve started using your new sunroom, you may never want to sell!

Why Choose A Patio Cover?

The first step many people take is to install a patio cover: a structure either free standing or attached to the house that provides shade from the summer sun and makes the patio feel more like a porch. You have a couple of choices to make the patio cover work for you, which will depend on the size of your deck and your budget. A solid patio cover will usually attach to your house and is made from vinyl or aluminium. This will give you full protection from spring through to fall and will give your deck a more modern look. For a classical feel with more sunshine, you’ll  want to look at a latticed roof design. Think of an Italian pergola and you’re in the right ballpark. A lattice patio cover is better if you need a free standing structure, and it will give you posts and beams to grow plants up and string lights around for a more intimate and romantic feel to your deck. 

Upgrading Your Patio Cover

Once you’ve spent enough time under your patio cover, you’ll have an idea about how you to change it further. One of the most common uses is to create a screen room and planning how to upgrade a patio cover to a screen room is something you will likely want professional help to do. There may be building and planning regulations that your contractor will help you work out, and the skill of making everything straight, plumb and tight fitting is a job best left to those with industry experience. However, you will want to plan out the following pieces to start thinking about your screen room upgrade:

• External doors – not every screen room has an external door (i.e. a door that leads out from the screen room into your yard) so you’ll need to think about what your screen room will be used for before you decide. An external means that you’ll see an increase in foot traffic from both your guests and family, and you’ll need to plan the furniture placement accordingly. 
• Railings – a typical sunroom set up has a railing about a third of the way up the wall. The primary purpose of this is to split the mesh screens into smaller pieces making them harder to break. However, you can also use it as a way to frame the view out of the screen room, especially if you opt for solid boards below the railing. This has the added benefit of reducing the wind speeds into your screen room and makes it feel more like an extra internal room than an addition to your outdoor space.
• Lighting – it’s likely that you’ll have been using candles or a fire pit for lighting under your existing patio cover, but a screen room allows you to add light fixtures. A traditional look is to install a ceiling fan with light fixtures, but you can also opt for uplighting on the external wall of your home or a series of lamps for a more romantic feel.

Another more simple upgrade is to add a screen wall to your patio cover. A screen wall is a large mesh screen on one side of your patio cover and works well for houses where the wind blows in one specific direction or where the house gets strong sunlight during the day. The screen wall provides shade and a windbreak without the cost and planning permissions of a screen room. 

Using Your Screen Room

The biggest benefit of upgrading your patio cover to a screen room is that it opens up the space to more uses than just a covered deck. Most Calgary screen room owners will still use the screen room as an outside living room, but here are some other ways that you can use your new room to best effect:

• An outside dining room – your new screen room makes for an excellent outside dining room experience. Imagine being able to eat each meal with the warm breezes and scents from your garden without being bothered by high winds or the endless summer bugs. It also gives you a place to host parties and get togethers while being able to keep an eye on any younger family members running around on your lawn. 
• A calming home gym – the overall vibe of a screen room is one of peace and serenity, especially as you can shut the door to the rest of your house and enjoy some quiet. This makes your screen room the ideal place to house your home gym. You’ll get cool breezes and the feeling of working out outdoors while having a dry and safe space for all your equipment. 
• A space for growing – finally, if like many Calgary homeowners you have taken up keeping exotic houseplants as a hobby during the pandemic, then a screen room is the solution you’ve been looking for to keep your green babies alive in the summer. They’ll get the sun and air they need to thrive without direct light and the need for an inside humidifier. If you’re someone who’s gotten into gardening from seeds, your screen room also makes for the ideal place for germination to happen, and you can also store all your gardening tools for easy access. 

There are many choices to make as you work with your contractor, such as Desert Sun Patios, to make your perfect screen room design. The floor plan layout is the most obvious, but you’ll also need to choose the type of mesh that you’ll use for the windows, the material you’ll use for the post and beam structure, and most importantly what type of screen room roof you’ll choose. There are several options, each with its own benefits:

• Shingle – the most common option in general is to continue the shingle roofing pattern from your home. Not only does a shingle screen roof look like it’s a natural extension of your home, but it also provides you with year round protection. Performing maintenance on shingle screen room roofs is as easy as keeping them clean and patching holes, and the piecemeal approach means that you don’t have to replace the whole roof in the case of major storm damage. However, these roof additions are expensive and not always easy to add on. 
• Aluminum – aluminum roofs are much more affordable and much more flexible than shingle roofs. They come in two forms: pan and insulated. Pan aluminum screen room roofs offer the best snow slide off, and because they’re so thin, they keep your screen room warm all summer long. Insulated aluminum screen room roofs are much thicker, and as the name implies, there is a layer of insulation between the room and the aluminum covering. This will keep your room cooler during the summer but costs more than the pan version.
• Lexan– the most deluxe, is to the high durability product that is used to make bullet proof glass. This roof allows maximum amount of sunshine into your room and allows you to maintain a comfortable temperature in the room from spring to autumn. This option is especially good if you’re planning on using your screen room for growing plants.

Once you’ve chosen the material for your screen room, you then need to think about the shape of the roof itself. This will be in part dictated by how you attach to your house, and the overall profile of the room that your local building codes will afford. A sloped or flat roof keeps your profile down and works best for shorter homes or longer screen rooms. A gabled, or A frame, screen room roof will allow more air to circulate and allows for impressive hanging light fixtures, but you may run into problems with upper floor windows and increased building costs.

Picking the right screen room roof option for your project requires professional help, so be sure to take this part of your screen room design process seriously and allow yourself to be guided by our experienced team at Desert Sun Patios.

One of the biggest drawbacks of living in Calgary in the summer is not the bugs or the heat – it’s the high wind speeds that rip through the streets bringing dust and destruction with them. It’s a proven fact that Calgary is one of the windiest cities in the whole of Canada which is all due to its unique position so close to the Rockies and the westerly wind flows from the Pacific. These two factors combine to push air at high speeds at all times of year. 

Benefits of a screen room for wind protection

These incredible wind speeds throughout the city make sitting outside during the summer a sometimes unpleasant experience. This doesn’t have to be the case, and a screen room is the perfect combination of low budget, quick installation speed and high protection against the wind. Completing this home extension project with Desert Sun Patios will give you these three screen room benefits that only people in a windy city will understand:

• Nothing blows away – if you enjoy hosting parties outside in Calgary, you’ve either got a large set of heavy plates and dishes or you have young children who don’t mind chasing paper plates and plastic cups across the yard all afternoon. While a screen room won’t completely block out the wind, it will reduce it’s intensity making your new screen room the ideal place to host your summer parties. 
• Filters bugs and dirt – another perennial problem facing Calgary residents during the summer months is the sheer amount of bugs and dirt that get blown around. In some cases, sweeping and wiping down your patio or deck can be a daily chore, and one that gets boring very quickly. A screen room eliminates the bug problem instantly as they will be too big to fit through any screen mesh. The amount of dirt and dust that gets blown in will depend on the size of your mesh, but you can also reduce this by putting solid panels at the base of your screen windows. This will also help to reduce wind speed. 
• Help plants to survive – finally, high wind speeds make growing plants in containers and pots difficult. Not only can the pots get blown over, but it’s easy for the plants themselves to be bent or broken before their stems get strong enough. Keeping your plants in your screen room until they’re ready to go outside will dramatically increase your chances of success, while also bringing some delightful greenery and raised oxygen levels to your new hybrid indoor/outdoor space. 

You can also increase your wind protection using these very same plants as they grow bigger. Simply plant them strategically as a windbreak outside your new screen room. Even smaller plants will help to slow down the air speeds, but you’ll get better wind protection from larger plants and shrubs. You should avoid planting trees near to your screen room due to the risk factors associated with tipping over and blocking your view through the screen room windows.

Screen room construction for wind protection

Your typical screen room is a simple post and beam structure with large mesh windows and a sturdy roof. It will feel like an extra room in your home and you’ll want to spend as much time out there as possible during the warmer months. However, that pesky wind can ruin the best laid plans, so you’ll want to think about how to construct your screen room to give you the best wind protection:

• Choose solar mesh – not all screen room mesh is created equal, especially when it comes to wind protection. Solar screen room mesh is designed to give greater protection against the sun’s UV rays with darker fabric and smaller holes. These smaller gaps in the mesh also offer much better against strong winds as well as trapping and blocking more debris.
• Install higher panels – a typical screen room structure typically has a low set of wooden panels or frames around the base of each external wall. These provide more stability to the overall structure as well as protecting the mesh from accidental damage. An easy way to increase your protection against Calgary’s strong winds is to build higher panels that are solid. This creates a natural block against the wind and will help to frame the view out of your mesh windows. 
• Use wind patterns – finally, you will want to spend some time with your contractor looking at how the wind blows around your backyard before you start to design your sunroom. In an ideal situation, you will want to construct your sunroom so that the smaller walls face into the wind. This will reduce the amount of the wind coming into your screen room. This isn’t always possible, especially if you’re building on top of an existing deck or patio, so in these cases you could build a slightly smaller screen room to achieve the same effect. 

Building a screen room represents the ultimate in multi tasking for Calgary homeowners. You get extra space around your home for entertaining and relaxing, and you get all of these wind protection benefits for free. Make this year the year when you finally stop worrying about everything blowing away and start to truly enjoy your backyard space. 

Light up the night

Your pergola makes for a perfect setting for dining or just lounging long into the summer nights. The open space keeps the breeze going, while the wooden posts create a dedicated space to play with. Whether your pergola area is set up as an outdoor dining experience or an intimate outside living room, you’ll want to maximize the time you spend under your pergola. However, you’ll want to think about how to keep the area lit in a way that creates the right atmosphere. The string lights (both battery powered and grid connected) are almost clichéd, even though they will give you a classic look. If your pergola sports this look, it may be time to look at some other lighting options for your dreamy pergola nights:

• Fire pit – installing a fire pit serves a dual purpose of providing light and heat to your pergola party. There are so many fire pit options for your pergola that you will be sure to be unique. For a more informal, campfire feel, choose a shallow dish shape pit that sits in the middle of your space, while a taller chimney will feel like a fireplace and will lend a certain elegance to your gatherings.
• Paper lanterns – plain white lanterns are a classic pergola look, but you should move beyond the normal look by hanging them at different heights. This will cast different shadows and light intensities, and you can even change the length each day so your pergola feels like a new space every night. You can also add your own touch by buying different coloured lanterns; this will allow you to create a colour palate for your outdoor entertaining area. 
• Suspended candles – there’s something incredibly romantic about the flickering light cast by a dozen candles, but even if you’re not setting the mood for love, suspended candles give a gentle, soft light to your pergola. If you get bugged by bugs, try putting citronella scented candles in the holders, while a floral scent provides relaxation for you and your guests. Be careful with the positioning and holders as the last thing you want is hot wax spoiling the look of your pergola.
• Built in fixtures – if you’re looking to really upgrade your pergola nights experience, consider installing recessed built in light fixtures into the very post and beams of your outdoor structure. This allows you multiple lighting levels, and many people choose to have lights at both the top and bottom of the pergola posts to create different levels. You will need to run wires out to your pergola to make this happen, which makes it a popular option for deck pergolas.

Whatever you choose for your lighting option for your pergola, you need to think about how you will suspend or install the features. Given the working height of most pergolas is around 2.5 meters, you only have a small amount of headroom to play with before people start knocking your light fixtures over. Try using the posts as well as the beams as supports to keep the lights shining on your party. 

Keep it comfortable

Once you’ve got your pergola lighting in good shape, it’s time to think about keeping your guests comfortable so that the pergola party goes on as long as the evenings stay warm. Some simple ideas to stretch out your pergola nights include:

• Soft furnishings and built in storage – unless you have seriously comfy outdoor furniture under your pergola, you’ll want to make sure that you have a ready supply of cushions and blankets for your guests. However, these soft furnishings can easily look out of place and create a busy vibe to a space that should be all about comfort and relaxation. This is when you’ll want to find a way of including some built in storage that fits in with your overall pergola decor. For example, a hollow ottoman provides both a footrest and a space to store your soft furnishings, while a simple wicker hamper can be tucked away between chairs and doubles up as an end table.
• A warm drinks bar – if you haven’t worked out a way to run electricity out to your pergola area, the promise of coffee or hot chocolate under the stars will make you rethink. Whether you choose a standard automatic coffee pod maker or a full on electric stove with kettles and French press coffee devices, a warm drinks bar will keep you and your guests out under your pergola after dinner and into the night. You can extend the luxury with a variety of snacks to go with the drinks and be sure to invest in a high set of matching cups and saucers to complete the experience.
• The right tunes – no pergola night is complete without a good soundtrack, but having the right sound system is also a key part of the set up. Technology has come a long way in recent years, and a set of surround sound Bluetooth enabled speakers will not break the bank. For additional style, you can find speakers that are shaped like old fashioned jukeboxes or radios, so it’s worth doing some research to find the right speakers for your pergola theme. Finally, you may find that you need a wifi booster so that you can stream directly from your device; this has the double bonus of providing your guests with a more solid connection too.

All of these additions to your pergola area require some thoughtful planning. If you approach it piecemeal, it can make your pergola look disorganized and disjointed. However, now is the right time to prepare your summer pergola nights by designing and researching. There will be nothing quite like the feeling of seeing your winter preparations become a summer reality under your pergola.

A pergola in your yard will be a free-standing structure typically made from wood in a post and beam format. The height of the pergola and materials used will be down to your individual preferences as will be the location and prominence of your backyard pergola. If you’re still not sure about why to push the button on this easy summer project, here are some of the more common reasons to install a pergola in your yard this year, including: 

• Extended privacy – even a simple family dinner is not something that you want your whole neighborhood to see and be a part of. A pergola in your yard allows you to pull down the curtains and give you extended privacy while you’re outside. Buying a pergola with retractable shades will give you ultimate control over the extent to which you and your guests can be seen by others. 
• Shade in the heat – most pergolas come with the option of overhead shades and taking advantage of this choice means that you can enjoy some cool shade even in the midday sun. If you are choosing to install your pergola in a part of your yard that receives full sunshine all day, you may also want to consider a set of retractable shades for each side that you can lift up and down in accordance with the sun’s position in the sky.
• A defined space – if you have a large yard, installing a pergola is a great way to create some definition and zoned spaces. A pergola in your yard will act as a focal point due it’s size, and by running a path from your house to your new structure, you’ll start dividing up your yard. This creates defined spaces that can have specific purposes which will in turn make your yard look way more organized and structured. 
• Quick installation – one of the best reasons to install a pergola for your yard is the speed of installation. You simply need to dig out deep holes for your upright posts and decide whether to secure them with concrete or a dirt/gravel mix. The rest of the pergola simply screws together; you can do the project yourself in a weekend, or a team of professionals can install your pergola to a high standard of safety and quality in a matter of hours.

Whether you’re looking to generate a new entertaining space, find a shady spot for the heat of the afternoon, or simply looking for a quick way to add value to your home, installing a pergola for your yard will be a must do summer project for you and your family.

Construction choices

When it comes to expanding your home with a sunroom, not all construction projects are created equal. The complexity and price of your project will depend on what type of sunroom construction project you choose:

• Do it yourself – if you’re a true craftsperson, you can save yourself a lot of time and money by purchasing a do it yourself sunroom kit from a supplier or the internet. Be warned – this is a major construction project, so it’s more than just following flatpack directions. You’ll need some specialist equipment to make sure the foundations are dug correctly and that the room is sealed tight. You’ll also need to deal with the local building codes and get planning permission; neither of which are easy jobs. 
• Pre-fab sunrooms – if, like most people, your building skills aren’t up to this major challenge, you’ll want to get a building contractor on the job. You can still save money by choosing a pre-fab sunroom: this is similar to buying pre-made jeans off the shelf where the dimensions and style choices are prepackaged, and you’re simply hiring a group of professionals to put the kit together for you. However, a contractor such as us will also be able to do the bureaucratic legwork for you as well as being able to guide you through some of the design choices that are available to you. 
• Custom build – finally, you can put more money into a custom build with a contractor. This is a great option if the space you have available for building is either very large or very small. It also gives you ultimate control over the materials, window positioning and wiring to name just a few choices you’ll get. It’s a more expensive option, but you’ll be sure to get a sunroom that precisely meets your needs and will seamlessly fit with the rest of the house.

It’s easy to see that for most people, hiring a contractor to discuss how to expand your home with a sunroom is a sensible investment. The experts at Desert Sun Patios will guide you through the whole process, from an initial consultation about your needs and budget to excellent after care once the project is complete. You’ll also be able to rest safe in the knowledge that your new extension will follow the letter of the law. Now is the perfect time to start your sunroom project so contact Desert Sun Patios today.

There are many traditional ways to use your new sunroom: a new dining room, an extra living room for adults only or a beautiful guest room are some of the most common ways new sunroom owners put their space to use. However, for those willing to be creative, there are some truly unusual ways to use your sunroom that will transform your home:

• Pet room – the additional room in your house benefits from plenty of sunlight as well as being able to be sealed off from the rest of the house in terms of sounds. This means that you can set it up as a perfect room for pets, especially those that live in cages and make noises throughout the night. Birds in particular will enjoy a quiet undisturbed space with plenty of sunlight, but you’ll also find that you can set up inside runs for small rodents and rabbits during the winter months.
• Music room – the ability to sound proof your sunroom makes it a perfect space to house a music room. Make sure you choose high quality seals around the interior doors, and then let the musicians in your life have it! The space in your new sunroom also allows you to install bigger pieces, such as a drum kit or a mixing desk that you might not otherwise be able to store.
• Smokehouse – a truly unusual use for your new sunroom is to turn it into a smokehouse to prepare your own meats for winter. You’ll need to make sure you have adequate ventilation, but the ability to have all your smoking equipment close at hand and plugged into your home’s electrical grid makes this a great use for your sunroom for beginner smokers and experts alike.
• Day spa – for many people, the big windows and natural warmth of a sunroom makes it feel like a tranquil oasis in the midst of all the hustle and bustle of daily life. You can take it one step further and deliberately set your new sunroom up as a day spa: big potted plants, large comfy chairs and a range of spa treatments ready to hand will make you special and spoiled just by walking into the room. 

Whatever unusual use you find for your sunroom, you’ll want to make sure that your original plans allow for any special accommodations you may need. This may be additional sound proofing, extra ventilation or tinted windows for that extra layer of privacy. Our experts will discuss your dreams and help you to design the perfect sunroom.