Sunrooms

We Create Modern, Gorgeous Sunrooms

Add A New Sunroom to Your Home and Enjoy the Outdoors Without Having to Go Outdoors.

You can add valuable and enjoyable space to your home with a sunroom designed and built by Final Phase. With advanced window materials, a sunroom can be both energy-efficient and provide a wonderful panoramic view, plus have lots of natural light in the room.  We utilize the best modern materials and building / installation techniques to make sure your sun room is exactly what you want.

A quality sunroom can add value to your home when it comes time to sell, and in the meantime can be a relaxing place for the whole family to enjoy.

Final Phase has been in business for years and we deliver great work at a fair price. Our team are experts in designing, building and finishing sunrooms to help you get the most enjoyment out of what’s probably one of your biggest investments: your home. Call us today at (678) 547-3089 to get an estimate for your new sunroom. We’re locally owned and happy to help you.

Learn More About Building A Sunroom

A sunroom (also solarium, garden room, and other variations) is a structure, either attached or integrated into a building such as a home, restaurant, or office, which allows enjoyment of the surrounding landscape while being sheltered from adverse weather.

Also known as a sun parlor, sun porch, sun lounge, patio room, Florida room, garden conservatory, or Wintergarden, such rooms are popular in the United States, Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

Sunrooms are used in passive solar building design as a technique for heating and lighting structures.

A sunroom may be a room in a building specifically tailored to that function (with many windows and appropriate climate control), a connected structure erected during new construction, or one added some time afterwards. Attached sunrooms are typically constructed of transparent tempered glazing atop a brick or wood “knee wall”, or framed entirely of wood, aluminum, or PVC and glazed on all sides. For privacy, frosted glass or breeze block is used.

Some sunrooms are designed to exploit a scenic view, others to collect sunlight for warmth and light. These, composed entirely of framed glass and usually called solariums, are typically found in high latitude (low sun angle) or cold (high altitude) locations.