: Cleveland Sunrooms Can Serve As A Relaxing Retreat

The staycation – taking a vacation from work while staying put at home – is a popular choice for homeowners these days. They’re taking fewer trips and instead have turned to nesting, creating cozy homes. Why not opt to create a vacation spot in your own backyard? Create your own at-home retreat for rest, relaxation and family time.

That’s where Cleveland sunrooms enter the picture. Sunrooms often feel different from the rest of the house, thanks to the generous natural light and enviable indoor-outdoor connection. Open the windows and you feel like you’re sitting outside (minus the bugs, happily). An Oasis Sunroom is a great way to build a permanent getaway that doesn’t require luggage or pricey plane tickets.

So how do you start? First, decide on the style. A studio sunroom easily adapts to many existing architectural styles, while a gable sunroom and its cathedral roof will appear more grand. Many other custom applications are also available. Joyce Factory Direct, which is headquartered near Cleveland in Berea, Ohio, and manufactures its own sunrooms and windows, can customize a room to meet your needs at an affordable price. No matter the look you choose, they are constructed with high-quality, low-maintenance vinyl materials and energy-efficient windows that offer excellent insulation, making the room useful year round.

Although sunrooms in Cleveland see heavy usage in the spring and summer, they can be utilized in the chilly months as well. Joyce roofs are specially designed and fabricated to withstand the weight of snow and ice from winters in Northeast Ohio. With the abundant glass windows, there is always a great place to watch the snow fall or keep an eye on the kids making snow angels without having to venture into the cold yourself.

As for where to place the sunroom, sometimes there’s only one logical spot, such as off the kitchen or den on the side or back of your house. But if you have the luxury of deciding among several locations, think about what type of natural light you prefer and your exposure. Joyce offers free in-home design consultation and estimates.