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SUNROOMS
The weather in Maryland can be unpredictable, enjoy the outdoors year-round with a new sunroom by John Krause Construction. From a small sitting area to a large space for family gatherings, the perfect sunroom should complement your lifestyle while adding value to your home. Whether you already know what you want or you need a little help turning your vision into reality, we’ll be here to guide you every step of the way.
Three-Season Sunrooms
A 3-season sunroom is typically separated from the rest of the home using French doors or a slider. They feature floor-to-ceiling windows on two or three sides of the addition. They're not climate controlled and typically have little to no insulation unlike their 4-season counterparts making them a more affordable option. They can also be built over an existing deck to save money.
Four-Season Sunroom
Four-season sunrooms are typically an extension of your existing home. They include heating and air conditioning and are well insulated. 4-season sunrooms are usually built on a foundation and contain wall-to-wall windows on two or three walls, but not floor-to-ceiling like their three-season counterparts. While they can be more of an investment than a three-season sunroom, they do have the benefit of yearround use.
