Do you want to spend more time outdoors – without getting frozen to the bone or cooked to a crisp by Minnesota’s crazy weather, or eaten alive by its many carnivorous insects? Then the solution is simple. You need a four-season sunroom!
Adding a four-season room to an existing home is quick, relatively easy, and surprisingly affordable. You stand so much to gain from this simple addition that you’ll only wish you invested in one sooner!
More Sunlight
Introducing more sunlight to your home’s interior won’t just brighten it up and save you money on electricity. Natural light can also help you look and feel healthier by stimulating production of vitamin D, strengthening your bones, improving the quality of your sleep, and even reducing your blood pressure. Your body needs sunlight by design. Don’t deprive it of the sun’s good graces!
Better View
Do you own an older home? Then there’s a good chance its windows are too small or too few for your liking. Don’t let claustrophobia win! A four-season sunroom can give you a 270-degree view of your surroundings, so you can sit back and appreciate all the hard work you put into your landscaping.
More Living Space
An average four-season sunroom adds about 220 square feet of living space to the home it’s attached to. For many homeowners, that equals approximately 10% more usable square footage. You can use your sunroom’s extra space to enjoy the perfect home office, give guests added privacy while you’re putting them up for the night, or sequester noisy children whenever you need a moment’s peace.
Greater Comfort
Sure – you could opt in favor of a three-season sunroom, which costs less because it is neither insulated nor connected to the home’s HVAC system. But if you want to enjoy the feeling of being outside during the winter without worrying about frostbite, then a fully insulated and heated four-season sunroom is most certainly the way to go.
Higher Home Value
Make no mistake: Your home’s value will not increase in exact proportion to the amount you spend on your new four-season sunroom. In fact, the return on investment (ROI) for a sunroom is less than 50%. In other words, if you spend $20,000 on a sunroom, then your home’s market value isn’t likely to increase by more than $10,000.
Few home improvements promise an ROI higher than 100%. And that’s okay, because they’re primarily intended as quality of life upgrades. But at the end of the day, you will recoup a significant amount of the money you invest into your sunroom should you ever decide to sell your home, which is why you can consider its actual cost to be much lower than the figure on your remodeling contractor’s invoice.
Are you ready to enjoy having more natural light, more living space, and a more valuable home? Then we welcome you to contact Angell’s Construction Services to request a free estimate for four-season sunroom construction in the greater Twin Cities area!