Comparing 3 Different Types of Sunspaces

So you know you want an opportunity to let more sunlight into your home, but you’re not sure how you want to go about it. There are plenty of options, from porch enclosures to screen rooms or all-season sunrooms. These are not interchangeable. They all have their own benefits and differences, and it’s good to know which one is most in line with what you want before you make a decision. Here are some of the different types of sunspaces you might come across:

Porch Enclosure

If you don’t want to go through the full installation of new room addition, then a porch enclosure could be for you. A porch enclosure essentially makes a sunroom out of the space that you already have. We wrap the porch in window screens that can be opened or closed depending on how much fresh air you want to let in during a particular day. This is perfect for enjoying coffee on the porch during a rainy or cold day or letting sunlight stream in while keeping your porch protected from critters or other outdoor elements. Read more here...

5 Ways to Protect Your Sunroom or Porch Enclosure | Sunspace Texas

A sunroom is a great way to enjoy all that outdoor light and sunny weather year-round. With summer in full swing, however, the heat and sunlight can be quite intense — especially here in Texas. You’ll want to take steps to protect your sunroom or porch enclosure this summer. Here are a few of our tips:

Ventilation

In the summer, sunrooms and porch enclosures can become quite stuffy, absorbing the air from outside and filling the room. You can keep them comfortable, however, by having some form of ventilation. Ceiling fans or standing fans will help to keep air moving so that hot air doesn’t linger and make the room stuffy and unbearable. They also push hot air out of the room through vents to get rid of the problem altogether. Read more here...