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Sunrooms have become a popular addition for homeowners looking to enhance their living space and connect with the outdoors without compromising comfort. However, as delightful as they may be, planning your sunroom involves understanding the factors that influence its cost.  

Sunrooms can be great in-between spaces, where you get the best of both worlds. However, in the summer, even these spaces can get quite warm without preparation. One benefit is that the space acts as a buffer to your home, so the cooling needs for inside your home may actually be less. 

It’s no secret: Lumon’s rooms are designed for three seasons use. It just so happens that this market is one of the best and fastest growing as well. But how do they compare with a four-season sunroom? Let’s find out!

Transforming your space with porch enclosures and glass walls offers numerous benefits and opportunities for enhancing your living environment. Here’s how:

When it comes to adding a sunroom to your home, homeowners often find themselves at a crossroads: Should they go with a custom sunroom professionally installed, or take the DIY (do-it-yourself) sunroom kits?

Traditional glass enclosures have long been a go-to solution for homeowners seeking to transform outdoor spaces into sheltered areas. While they provide benefits like weather protection and additional usable space, they can fall short in terms of flexibility, aesthetics, and modern functionality.

For many people, barbecuing is synonymous with summertime. But summertime isn’t always synonymous with sunshine, and you could encounter torrential downpour when you plan on having your next cookout.  

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