Sunnier Days For Home Additions (NAPSA)—These days, many homeowners are taking an enlightened view by investing in home additions that fill those homes with natural sunlight. With house prices soaring, the stock market in flux, and interest rates at their lowest in years, more homeowners are putting their money into what many consider their safest asset—their homes. One popular investment is the addition of a super-insulated glass sunroom or conservatory. “The Four Seasons Sunrooms addition to my home has definitely been a major asset and has increased the value of my home,” Mary Kanarr, of Chambersburg, PAsaid. The value a sunroom addition brings to homes is more than just the extra square footage, but the quality of the space. “The successful room today is one with lots of light and nice views and good access,” said James Ruppel, communications director for North America’s premiere sunroom manufacturer, Four Seasons Sunrooms. “The best sunroom additions have these qualities in abundance.” Sunrooms are brighter and more spectacular than conventional additions; creating more livable living rooms, dreamy sundrenched dining rooms, or bigger kitchens to bring light into the heart of a home. Sunrooms soon become the family’s favorite gathering place. “Tt has becomethe center of our home. We now spend most of our time there, even though there’s no television,” Barb Homar, Waukesha WI, said. Many new Four Seasons Sunroom owners liken it to being on vacation at home. “It’s like being hare Adding dreamy, sun-drenched rooms maybeeasier than you think with the latest sunrooms. in a mountain resort,” Ray A. Wyatt of Winston-Salem, NCsaid. “Tt’s the best decision we’ve made to improve our home.” Sunroom companies such as Four Seasons feature hundreds of styles of additions, including straight eaves, curved eaves, solid roofs, glass roofs, great rooms, and English-style conservatories to ensure that the addition fits your home and doesn’t look like an afterthought. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schoenfelder of West Islip, NY are so pleased because their Four Seasons Sunroom “looks like it was always there.” When planning a sunroom addition, Ruppel suggests you ask: How large an addition do I want? Whatwill the room be used for? Which way should the addition face to make the mostof the view? Do I want a solid or a glass roof? How much can I afford to spend? Most importantly, what is the quality and performance of the glass in the room I’m considering? Four Seasons’ exclusive, tem- pered, MC? Wonderglass” blocks summer heat and retains warmth in the winter. Ask for a demonstration of the performance of any glass you are considering. For more information, call Four Seasons Sunroomsat 1-800-FouRSEASONS.
