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How A Sunroom Stacks Up as Compared to A Traditional Home Addition

If you are considering a home addition, you might want to read a few side-by-side comparisons between a new room of glass and traditional home construction. The name “sunroom” itself conjures up an airy, light-filled retreat where families can snuggle into a cozy chair and read, sew, have tea or a cocktail. Your new room can be the setting for all of these activities, but it would also bring several other benefits to the table over traditional construction. 1. When you add a Four Seasons Sunroom  to your home, you will not need an architect since your custom design ideas are most often included in the project cost of your sunroom. 2. Since a sunroom construction is almost entirely made up of vinyl and glass, the upkeep of the exterior will be minimal. 3. Our sunroom additions often come with a warranty, unlike augmentations built by independent contractors.  4. Adding a sunroom, in many parts of the country, requires a less expensive permit cost than would a traditional exten

5 Festive Ways You Can Decorate Your Windows and Home for the Holidays

The holiday season is here! As you plan your decorations for the season, don't forget to include one of your home's most attractive features - the windows! Giving your windows a festive makeover is a quick and easy way to add a little more holiday magic inside and outside your home. Here are five great ideas to get you started.  1.  Velvet drapes - Velvet drapes inside your home around the holidays and throughout the winter add a warm and regal touch as soft velvet flows from floor to ceiling. Framing your windows when open or guarding against cold weather when closed, velvet drapes are a sophisticated touch to your interior decor that is both beautiful and functional.  2.  Garlands -  Garlands can be made up of almost anything and can be hung across windows or around. Create a garland from cording and pinecones for a simple natural look or get the children involved and create cut paper garlands together. Use pre-made evergre

Home For the Holidays! 7 Christmas Tree Decor Tips to Enhance Your Sunroom

Your sunroom is a great location for your Christmas tree because a sunroom's structure really helps to showcase your tree's beauty. By placing your Christmas tree in your sunroom, you ensure that your tree's decor can be seen and admired from the inside and outside of your home. Below are seven tips to help you keep your Christmas tree fresh and beautiful throughout the holiday season. 1) Select a prominent but safe location for your Christmas tree.  The journey to a beautifully decorated sunroom begins with your selection of a safe location for your tree. Make sure your tree is at least  three feet away from any heaters , vents, or fireplaces. 2) Make a fresh cut on your tree's base. By cutting off roughly  1/4" of your tree's base , you will promote water absorption and help keep your tree well hydrated. Make sure you do not make an angular cut, as this can actually interfere with water absorption. 3) Fill your base with plenty of water.  Idea

Why December is the Perfect Month for Sunrooms!

December's long nights and cooler temperatures make it the perfect month to cozy up in your sunroom to enjoy the mood-boosting benefits of light -- especially the natural variety! December is actually a beautiful time of the year in many parts of the country. The trees become almost sculptural without their leaves and the late fall, early winter sky sometime reaches that steel-blue intensity you only see in the fall.  But even if it's a bit too chilly or raw to spend time outdoors to admire the beauty of the landscape, it's perfect in your sunroom. Here are five more reasons that December and a sunroom are a match made in heaven! 1. You get the feeling of being outside and enveloped in sky and Earth, yet the comfort and warmth of being indoors! 2. Enjoy an evening meal under the stars -- at the dining table in your sunroom, where you'll enjoy the sky but skip the chill of the night air. 3. Get a head start combatting SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder), a