December 26, 2009 From : David & Mary L., Baltimore, Maryland ".......let you know how much we enjoyed using our new SUNROOM from Roland Companies. I was afraid with all the windows it would be much cooler than the rest of the house but that was not at all the case. Our family spent almost their entire visit in the sunroom....the Christmas tree lights were so beautful through the windows. We are hosting our neighbors for New Years and I am sure our time spent will be in the sunroom once again rather than in our basement. We appreciate your whole team and will definitely recommend Better Living Sunrooms of Maryland to our friends......
Having a sunroom is like extending your living room to the outdoors. Usually glass and screens, it's installed on a wood or concrete foundation - and often referred to as a patio room, solarium, patio enclosure or Florida Room.
While walls of glass invite sunlight, they also protect you from wind, bugs, rain, and chill.
Walls of single or double pane glass bring in sunlight, and protect you from wind, bugs, rain, and chill. Composed primarily of single or double pane glass, sunrooms should be designed to fit the style and look of your home, adding to your resale value and year-round comfort.
Sunroom additions have long been a popular means of home improvement. An affordable way of adding space to your home, sunrooms let you enjoy the outdoors in comfort. While many only use the sunroom for 3-season use, depending on the style you choose, you can extend this to year round room, further increasing your enjoyment.
New, state of the art aluminum reinforced vinyl construction allows you to experience year round enjoyment. Vinyl sunrooms take the patio room concept one step further and can be heated or cooled for most weather conditions! Energy efficiency keeps costs low, with rugged 4-3/16 inch wall thickness for doors and windows, and argon gas filled, Low-E insulated glass - that meet Energy STAR requirements in all 50 states!
Click below to see a deck converted into a sunroom.
9 CONSIDERATIONS Learn what to watch for - and watch out for - when choosing a sun room for your home.
HISTORY OF SUNROOMS As our grandparents can remember sitting on the front porch to relax, you now can enjoy today’s energy efficient sunrooms - that have evolved to meet the lifestyle needs of modern families.
INVESTING IN A SUNROOM How do sunrooms differ from other types of home improvement investments? A sunroom not only enhances your home value, but also your life style.
HOW TO DESIGN A SUNROOM There are so many styles to choose from – and Betterliving has a product that suits every need and budget.
SUNROOM FEATURES Not all sunrooms are created equal! See what makes the Betterliving difference!
SUNROOM GUIDE Sunroom additions are a popular means of home improvement. They are an affordable way of adding space to your home. Depending on the style you choose, your sunroom can be a 3-season or year round room, increasing the enjoyment and resale value of your home.
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Walls of single or double pane glass bring in sunlight, and protect you from wind, bugs, rain, and chill. Composed primarily of single or double pane glass, sunrooms should be designed to fit the style and look of your home, adding to your resale value and year-round comfort.