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It's that time of year for tricks and treats! It's the end of October, and since Halloween is only a week away, now is the time to get into the spirit and start decorating your sunroom. With next-day shipping on all orders,  amazon.com  has thousands of creative items to make your sunroom spooktacular. From ghosts to witches, to zombies, to more family-friendly ideas like carving pumpkins and other do-it-yourself projects,  Four Seasons Sunrooms  has ideas to help decorate your sunroom and windows for every style in the safest way possible. Haunted Look Glow in the dark, and flashing lights give your sunroom an eerie vibe. Be careful with the electric outlet. Play it safe. Do not have more than 4 plugs in a surge protector at one time. Sparks will fly! Blackout the windows using black cardboard or black bedsheets, add glow-in-the-dark cat's eyes decals to the windows. Hang objects to spook and scare around the space (skeleton heads, bats, fake insects). 80's slasher fil

It’s October, and you know what that means! Fall is officially here! With the weather getting cooler and the leaves falling to the ground, it’s the perfect time to start cleaning up and changing outdoor living space to be more usable during this cooler season. It’s essential to stay on top of your cleaning so that it doesn’t overwhelm you. Four Seasons helps homeowners extend their time outdoors with these four fall cleanup tips for preparing your outdoor living space.  Cleaning Your Backyard Leaves are a great way to add extra nutrients to a homeowner’s lawn and garden. It is a natural mulch that can be used to cover the dirt. Rent a leaf mulcher to finely chop the leaves to use over the lawn or spread them around plants in your outdoor living space. A spread of mulched leaves over a perennial bed provides insulation and improves soil quality as it decomposes. Leaves are also great for compost. Mixing leaves with other lawn matter can produce nitrogen-rich organic matter that is great

Enjoy the outdoors all year round.  Your sunroom  is the part of your home that is bright and airy with a sense of tranquility. If you have a sunroom, it is always fun to get creative by changing up the decor and ambiance each season, and it does not have to cost a lot of money. Sunrooms make great places for TV rooms and reading nooks in the colder months. With a few simple tips and very little money, you can turn your sunroom into something beautiful.  The first thing you need to do when refurbishing a sunroom is clean and remove clutter. Here are some decor and accessories ideas and this merchandise that can easily be purchased for under $200. There are many different ways to design your sunroom for every season. Pillows do not have to cost a fortune. Shop at Marshalls, HomeGoods, or TJ Max for great colorful pillows that will last for years. Pillows can be your pop of color if you have white furniture. Candles are used to liven up the mood, but they also add color to the room. You

Seasonal changes may force homeowners to upgrade or repair elements of their homes. Fixing the roof, replacing the water heater, or installing new pipes are relatively common. While some replacements are obvious, others may not be top of mind unless a severe issue occurs. Have you ever looked around your home to assess what may be outdated or inefficient? Windows showcase the beauty of the outdoors without allowing in the heat, cold, elements, or unwanted guests. They help to create spaces for you to be comfortable and embrace nature from the inside. We can even leave them open during certain times of the year to let in a nice breeze. We can paint, read a book, or simply relax by the window to appreciate nature. Although, none of these activities may be possible if the windows are damaged or dated. Replacement of the windows in your home may be essential to prevent energy inefficiencies, maintain home value, and offer protection from the elements or burglaries. But how can you te

With the school year beginning and summer coming to an end, the time to enjoy the outdoors with friends and family will be at night, when the hustle and bustle of the day begin to wane. However, with the setting sun, come droves of mosquitoes and never-ending bug bites. To protect your loved ones or guests, you might break out the citronella candles, mosquito zappers, bug spray, and swatters. You may then realize that these tools are ineffective, loud, or require your undivided attention.  Many people first turn to bug spray and candles. Even with copious amounts or extensive placement, most individuals still find themselves swatting and itching throughout the night. Zappers' loud crackles are disruptive, and swatters give you extra work to do.  Regardless of the method used to deter pests, location is significant. If possible, spend time on decks or patios. Grass tends to attract even more bugs than other surfaces. While positioning can help, your goal should be to prevent a

We all have seen the detrimental effects the COVID-19 pandemic has had on our communities. The loss of jobs, inability to stock up on basic necessities, and lack of person-to-person contact are just a few of the things we went months without. As our society is finally returning to “normal” due to the introduction of vaccines, we are all opening up our doors and spending more time with those we love. Before we discuss the bright future ahead, let's take a moment to reflect on the past. During the heart of the pandemic, many industries were struggling. A variety of businesses had to shut their doors due to a lack of customers and need for their products. Contrarily, other industries boomed due to a want for their goods and services. Among these was the home improvement industry. Americans allocated record levels of capital toward home improvements; a study by Harvard University researchers determined home improvement spending increased 3% during 2020. Housebound Americans found the