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  Most homeowners love to relax during the warmer months and stop using it once the cold starts. However, even though winter's around the corner, it doesn't mean you can't enjoy your outdoor structure. There are many ways to weatherproof it, even during the most frigid days. Read on and discover a few simple ways to prepare your pergola for the new season! How To Weatherproof Your Pergola For The Winter Winterizing your pergola is a fairly simple process. However, you need to ensure it’s ready by: Deep cleaning your structure after each season Getting rid of any debris like leaves, twigs, or dirt Inspecting for any cracks or damages that might damage the structure Once your pergola’s clean and free of any damages, follow these simple steps to winterize it and start enjoying it during the colder months: Apply Protective Sealant Most pergolas are strong enough to withstand extreme temperatures, including winter storms and cold temperatures. Despite this, wood pe...

  As our days get colder, you might think your sunroom is off-limits if it isn’t insulated. But there are plenty of ways to keep your favorite sun-filled spaces toasty. So, how do you keep them warm and comfy even during the chilliest nights? Our post will walk you through smart and stylish ways to keep your sunroom inviting and cozy all winter long! How To Keep Your Sunroom Warm In The Winter Heating up a freezing sunroom doesn’t have to be stressful. With a few key additions, you can enjoy this space even during the biggest blizzards. Here’s how: Invest In Thermal Curtains Thermal curtains aren’t your average drapes. They’re specifically designed to trap heat inside, making them a simple and cost-effective choice for sunrooms. They also come in different colors and patterns, so you can play around with your sunroom’s design while keeping the cold at bay. Pull them back when the sun’s out to let in some light, but don’t forget to close them up after sunset to preserve the ...

Are you trying to enjoy your patio or outdoor space in the middle of winter? Now is the time to create a cozy environment that lets you enjoy the outdoors while keeping everybody warm. From affordable fire pits to electric heaters, learn more about the many options available for heating your patio or outdoor space all season long! Is Outdoor Heating Expensive? Keeping your space toasty is a great way to enjoy your patio and many outdoor heating options at any price point. For example, a simple electric patio heater can cost less than $100. On the other hand, creating customized heating systems like heated patio floors can cost thousands of dollars, depending on your space's size and design preferences. Regardless of your heating option, you'll have no problem finding one that fits your budget! 3 Outdoor Heating Solutions You Should Try There are many products available to heat your patio this winter. Here are a few popular ones we recommend you try out: Outdoor Pa...

  Most people think patios can't be used during winter, but this couldn't be further from the truth. Your patio can be the perfect place to enjoy a chilly winter night with your loved ones. Whether you're planning this year's holiday party or simply want a place to relax, there are plenty of ways to make your outdoor space a winter-friendly paradise! How To Decorate Your Patio For The Winter There are many ways to create an inviting outdoor space your guests will love to spend time in! Here are four simple ideas to get you started: Keep Your Guests Warm With A Cozy Fire Pit There's no better way to spend a winter night than huddling up around the fire with some fresh hot cocoa. A fire pit is one of the best ways to create a gathering spot for your guests to come together and have a great time, even during the coldest nights! If you decide to get one, you're bound to find a style that fits your patio's size, budget, and aesthetic. Add Some Bright Fe...

Sunrooms are great spaces that combine the beauty of nature with the comfort of being indoors. Greenhouses bring a sense of peace and uniqueness to any home. Transform the interior of your sunroom to create a space full of nature and life year-round. Everything can be customized to fit your lifestyle and will enhance the beauty and value of your home.   Placement of the Sunroom- Greenhouse Your sunroom must be in an area with full access to light and limited shading for the best plant growth. Ideally, a greenhouse should get full sunlight. At least six hours of sunlight is needed daily, especially during winters. The greenhouse must be kept under 90 degrees Fahrenheit. The easiest and the least expensive option to warm up a greenhouse in winter is to create a thermal mass or heat sink. These objects will absorb heat during the day and release it during the chilly nights. A ventilation system is needed to keep plants healthy and regulates temperatures.    Choosing the Righ...

It’s a new year, and you may have already braved your first big snowstorm of the year. Frigid temperatures can wreak havoc on the elements, and with the strong winds and weight of the wet, heavy snow, how will a patio cover fare? Fortunately, patio covers require certain specifications in order to hold up against snow and wind loads required in specific regions. A  patio cover’s snow load  is based on pounds per square foot (PSF) . Four Seasons Sunrooms & Windows patio covers are built tough to handle the snow and wind, allowing you to safely enjoy the great outdoors even during the harshest of environments.    Built Tough Slight sloping allows the snow to slide off Insulated roof panels don’t crack, peel or break, and are fire-resistant  Won’t rot or deteriorate Waterproof and windproof vinyl material Insulated Laminated Roof Panels with Expanded Polystyrene foam core (high-performance insulation). Laminated roof panels snap together tightly, forming a stro...

Your patio or deck can be a fantastic place to spend time with family and friends, even on the coldest of nights. Winter is only a few weeks away. Before the next big snowstorm, make sure that you clean your patio of fallen leaves and other types of debris that tend to build up in the autumn-time. If you properly prepare and your patio for the winter season, you will get to enjoy them all year long. Here are 4 tips for getting your patio winter-ready.  Water-Proofing Your Patio Waterproofing is highly effective and can last for up to a decade! Make sure you’ve used an excellent sealant to prevent moisture from seeping in for wood decks. Sand, the deck down to its bare wood, seal exposed grain with epoxy, then apply a waterproof coating to protect it. A pergola is always a good idea, but be sure it’s approved to handle local snow-load requirements. Weather-Proof Furniture If you think you will be spending time on your patio during the winter, you will need to get weather-proof seati...

With winter rapidly approaching, prepare yourself for the cold weather with these cozy outdoor living spaces with heating options. Don’t let the cold chase you inside before you’re ready. These ideas will provide a warm temperature boost and help create a focal point, upgrade your decor, and serve as a place to gather, entertain, relax, and enjoy time outdoors with friends and family. Transfer your outdoor space into a proper outdoor living room. Heat Lamps On average, a single unit can heat up an area of 25 square feet, don’t take up much room, and are usually fueled by propane, but also can use gas, electricity, and even wood-burning. Heat lamps can be floor-standing, hanging, wall-mounted, or sit nicely on a tabletop. Does not give off sparks, though it is hot to the touch. Fire Pit and Fire Logs  A fire pit can be built into the  ground or part of your patio . You can customize features, such as the color and shape of the pavers and the size and shape of the fire pit. Use ...

Snow globes. Within the glass, a whole new world awaits. As you shake the crystal ball and see the snow whirl around, imagine you transport inside. You are bundled up a winter hat, coat, and snow boots. Your fingers and toes feel like they are about to fall off and your nose tingles. You are building a snowman, or having a snowball fight with your family and friends. You make snow angles and a fort with your family and friends. As the time wears on, the freezing temperatures are unbearable. You would do anything to be on the other side of the window. Our windows and doors provide just the solution you are looking for.  We at Four Seasons know how to build a room of glass. It would be our honor to help you create a vision of a real-life snow globe come to life. To start constructing your glass masterpiece, we need to designate a space. Sunrooms are the perfect addition to make you feel right outside when the cold gets to unbearable. The bright room can be designed in a variety of ...

Seasons change, but the functionality of your sunroom does not waver! Winter is here, and your sunroom is still the perfect place to spend time with your family. Sunroom windows, made entirely of CONSERVAGLASS SELECT™,  make your sunroom warm and cozy in the winter, even if the snow is falling on the other side of the glass. How is this possible? Here is the story behind CONSERVAGLASS SELECT™. R-Value and Relative Heat Gain  R-Value measures how easily heat travels through a material. The higher the R-Value, the greater the insulating effectiveness, and the lower your energy costs. Additionally, this produces an extreme level of comfort in your sunroom year round. Relative Heat Gain measures the heat gained through a glazing. Due to the low relative heat gain of CONSERVAGLASS SELECT™, sunrooms remain cool in the summer and warm in the winter. CONSERVAGLASS SELECT™ reflects interior heated air back into the room, which is why you can stay warm in the winter inside...