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Many home owners dream about expanding their homes with a beautiful new sun room. As real estate prices spiral upward investing in your home with a sunroom addition is a great way to improve your homes value and stay right where you are. Many people refer to these structures as a solarium, four season sun room, or patio room. We have created this site to help consumers understand the differences and terminology of these beautiful structures. .

Sun Rooms, Patios and Solariums are becoming a popular way of expanding your home. These structures create a beautiful addition to any home creating a new, bright area for the whole family to enjoy. With modern materials what was once thought of as a three season room are now built as an energy efficient four season sun room providing year round enjoyment in any climate.

Any time you are contemplating a one time expensive purchase, spending time to get multiple sun room quotes and gather as much information regarding a sun room plan or sun room addition always proves beneficial. There are many people who investigate a do it yourself sun room that comes in the form of a sun room kit. Options such as these, as well as speaking with a reliable sun room contractor, are all good ideas that form the foundation of a good purchase decision.

With that in mind Sun Rooms and Patio Rooms has created this web site to provide you, the home owner, with a wide array of great information from a sun room quote to a referral to a major sun room manufacturer.

We have researched information from trade groups, the National Fenestration rating council, leading sun room manufacturers and national suppliers. This information is here in easy to understand terms. Please review all of the sections and at any time do not hesitate to request a free no obligation sunroom quote.

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