The most noticeable difference between a screen room and sunroom is the outer structure—a sunroom has glass windows, whereas a screen room has a mesh covering. Because of this difference, a screen room has more of an “outdoorsy” feel to it, whereas sunrooms are less exposed to the elements.

A screen room might be the best choice for you if you want to be able to sit outside or have a barbecue without having to worry about flies or other insects interrupting your good time, whereas a sunroom might be better if you want complete protection from the weather year-round. Because screen rooms require fewer materials and have a simpler design, they are typically less expensive than sunrooms. A screen room is the perfect place to relax in the fresh air with a good book, entertain your family and friends, or keep your potted plants protected from insects.

Adding a sunroom to your home can greatly enhance its aesthetic appeal. It can also be a very cost-effective way to add square footage and value to your home. When compared to ordinary home additions, a sunroom can help you save a lot of energy. It captures the warmth of the sun easily and allows you to use natural light instead of electricity during the day. Sunrooms can be created with unique insulation and ventilation systems that will help you stay comfortable all year long.

If you’d like to add a screen room or sunroom to your home, give us a call at Eden Construction in Orlando or visit our showroom in Winter Park, Florida