Abundant natural light
Large windows bring daylight and outdoor views into a protected interior space.
A brighter way to expand your home
Custom Sunrooms Builder in Southern Alabama
Natural light, year-round comfort, and a new place to relax—custom designed to feel like a natural extension of your home.
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Add a room to your home
Enjoy the beauty outside—whatever the weather is doing.
A sunroom is a versatile home addition filled with natural light while providing protection from heat, rain, insects, wind, and other outdoor conditions. It creates a comfortable connection to the landscape without giving up the conveniences of an interior room.
An existing covered porch may be converted by adding an enclosure system, electrical service, heating, and air conditioning. A new sunroom can also be created from the ground up with a subfloor or concrete slab and a structure designed specifically for the back of the home.
Southern Patio & Screens custom designs sunrooms for homes in Fairhope, Daphne, Spanish Fort, Gulf Shores, and other Baldwin County and Southern Alabama communities.
Sunrooms designed around real homes
A new room that belongs there.
Window proportions, rooflines, frame colors, foundations, and interior finishes are selected to complement the architecture and intended use.
Why add a sunroom?
More light. More space. More ways to live at home.
A well-designed sunroom expands the usable living space of the home while creating an inviting connection to the outdoors. Many customers find it becomes one of the most frequently used rooms in the house.
Year-round comfort
Insulation, ventilation, heating, and air conditioning can support every-season use.
Additional living space
Create room for dining, recreation, hobbies, entertaining, or daily relaxation.
Greater home value
A thoughtfully executed addition can improve functionality, appeal, and usable space.
Windows, insulation & comfort
Comfortable inside. Connected to everything outside.
Sunrooms can combine a solid insulated roof, large energy-efficient windows, floor choices, electrical service, ventilation, heating, and air conditioning to function as genuine additional living space.
- Double-pane Low-E windows filled with argon gas
- Multiple window sizes, configurations, and tint options
- Solid insulated roof and wall systems
- Heating, cooling, electrical, and ventilation options
- Tempered glass and expanded glass-wall options
- Flooring selected for the room and foundation
From idea to new living space
A clear process from the beginning.
- 01
Consultation
Discuss the intended use, existing structure, comfort needs, options, and budget.
- 02
Design
Develop a room suited to the home, foundation, roofline, windows, and desired amenities.
- 03
Permitting
Coordinate applicable documentation, engineering, and local approvals.
- 04
Construction
Build the new space carefully and complete the windows, systems, and finish details.
Sunroom questions
What homeowners usually want to know.
A sunroom uses windows and insulated building components to create a more interior-like space that may be heated and cooled. A screen room provides insect protection and fresh air but is generally not conditioned like an interior room.
Often, yes. The existing roof, slab or floor, attachment points, drainage, and applicable construction requirements must be evaluated before deciding whether conversion is practical.
Yes. Depending on the design, a sunroom can include electrical service, insulation, ventilation, heating, and cooling so it remains comfortable throughout the year.
Options can include double-pane Low-E argon-filled windows, different window sizes and configurations, several tints, tempered glass, expanded glass walls, and specialized glass-roof applications.
A well-designed sunroom can add useful living space, improve the experience of the home, and increase its appeal. Actual value depends on design, construction, permitting, condition, and the local real-estate market.
Southern Patio & Screens is based at 103A Highway 59 in Summerdale and serves Fairhope, Daphne, Spanish Fort, Gulf Shores, and other Baldwin County and Southern Alabama communities. Contact the showroom to confirm service for your property.
More light, comfort, and room to live
Let’s design a sunroom for your home.
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