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Many homeowners love to maximize their time outdoors during warmer months of spring and summer. However, inclement weather, insects, and other annoyances can decrease your enjoyment of the outdoor space, which is why homeowners construct sunrooms or screened porches on their property. To help you decide which option is right for you, here’s a more detailed look at what you can expect from each.

Sunrooms

Sunrooms are fully enclosed rooms that typically feature double-pane glass windows. With tall windows on every wall, this room has plenty of natural light to keep you connected with nature without sacrificing protection from rain, insects, or wind. It is also helpful for those who like to enjoy the sunshine while reading on their laptop or tablet as outlets are nearby. Because most sunrooms are insulated and climate-controlled, you can enjoy them during a chilly or hot day. The doors can also be opened to let in breezes on a nice day. However, this type of addition can be expensive and require building permits to construct.

Screened Porch

sun roomOn the other hand, a screened porch is an enclosed outdoor patio. As a simpler approach, this option still allows you to be intimately connected with nature. It is often less expensive to renovate, easier to install, and can also protect your furniture from the elements. However, a screened porch offers no climate control or modern conveniences, which means it will only be comfortable when the weather is temperate.

 

If you’re interested in enhancing your home with a sunroom or screened porch, turn to the experts at Aladdin’s Glass & Screen Products. Based in Nicholasville, KY, these professionals offer the finest products and installation services to ensure you can enjoy the outdoors all year long. With more than 25 years of experience, this locally owned and operated company can install patio rooms, custom mirror walls, and storm windows. To learn more about their services, visit their website. Call (859) 887-4070 to schedule a consultation with a glass expert, and like them on Facebook for news and updates.
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