Improve Your Sunroom’s Efficiency in Simple Steps
                     Improve Your  
Sunroom’s  
Efficiency in 
Simple  Steps
Here’s one thing that we have figured out which really bothers and also has the potential 
to burn your pockets.  Can you guess what is that?
Well, these are the electricity bills.
Am I right? Hoping that I am, let me take your burden away and educate you on the 
steps that you can use to  minimize expenditure.
The first and the foremost is getting a sunroom installed. Get this luxe service from the best 
sunroom builders in  Vancouver. For that you will have to contact Strong Build Sunrooms and 
get a free quote. There on, get the work  started.
Now you must be wondering how can sunroom reduce your electricity bills. This is how 
sunroom works.
The sunroom allows ample natural heat during winters.
During cold chilly days, the sunrays warm up the windows to the sunroom, provides an 
effective and energy-  efficient heating.
Hence, sunroom provides natural light in abundance and is a great way to reduce energy 
bills every month.
If you do not have a sunroom at your place, then you must certainly have because it is just 
one-time investment  and no doubt great too.
But if you are someone who already have a sunroom installed, then here are some one the 
ways by which you can  improve sunroom’s efficiency.
Maximize Insulation
In case you are getting a sunroom installed, it is  
recommended for you to get an easy one that 
can be  insulated. For example, a sunroom with an 
actual roof and  ceiling will be more efficient than 
a structure with floor-to-  ceiling glass panels.
Working with experienced sunroom builders in 
Vancouver  like Strong Build Sunroom contractor
 will help you take a  fair decision about the type 
and level of insulation your  sunroom needs.
Generally, the space above the ceiling and below 
the floor  should be insulated for maximum 
efficiency and output.
Use Energy-Efficient 
Glasses
Sunrooms can be extremely hot in summers and 
cold in  winters. But there is an easy way to fix it. 
By choosing  energy-efficient glass for the 
windows of sunroom, you can  not only increase 
its energy efficiency but also its comfort  too.
Just make sure you turn to the best sunroom 
builders in  Vancouver because if the sunroom is 
poorly installed, there  is no way you can make it 
energy efficient.
Build Sunroom in a 
Prime  Location
Location of your sunroom plays a bigger role. 
But you may  not be able to decide the right 
location. So, it is better to  seek advice from the 
best sunroom builders in Vancouver  and then 
get the work started.
Wrong location will deprive you of right amount 
of sunlight  and may not even provide shadow 
when required.
So, it is suggested to get your sunroom built in 
an area that  is well-shaded in the brazing 
summers and also allows  enough sun in the 
winters.
In case you have trees and greenery on your 
property, you  must ask or the right advice from 
the professional sunroom  builders in Vancouver. 
Alternatively, you can plant some  trees around 
your sunroom once it gets constructed.
Keep Your Sunroom 
Cool in  
Summers
If you crave whole day sun exposure, then 
summers is the  perfect time to enjoy and make 
the best out of the sunroom.  During rainy season 
or pleasant weather, you can take full  advantage 
of your sunroom without having to deal with  bugs 
and rain.
But if the sun is shining bright, you may not able 
to sit in the  heat which is a great issue. To avoid 
the heating up of  sunroom during summers, you 
can use the following cost-  effective and energy-
saving ideas:
Increasing Airflow
Allow ventilation openings in your sunroom. This 
is  necessary because if the heat inside the 
sunroom rises, it  can escape. Install ventilation 
fans to encourage hot air to  escape through the 
vents. If not this, you can also increase  the 
airflow through the living space in your 
sunroom. Just  place fans near the floor and the 
work will be done.
Use Window Tinting
You can get the windows of your sunroom 
tinted. This will  also keep the heat from the sun 
out of the sunroom.
Window tinting will also block some of the 
light, but  proportionally more heat will be 
blocked.
Insulated windows can also have the similar 
effect, but you  may not want to replace the 
windows after the sunroom is  built. This must be 
considered when your sunroom is still in  the 
construction phase.
Install Blinds
Blinds will block the sunlight. There are different 
types of  blinds available and depending on the 
need, you can use these  for your sunroom.
For instance, some blinds are hung on the insides 
of the  windows, and some are sandwiched between 
the glass panes.  The latter can be considered when 
the windows are being  purchased and installed.
Window blinds give you more options than the 
other types.  The best part of blinds is that these 
can be partially open or  tilted up or down to 
deflect the sun rays. (As needed)
To make your sunroom cool during summers, you 
will have to  track the sun exposure into your 
sunroom throughout the day.  You must know the 
hot spots so that you can mitigate the  problem of 
harsh sunrays effectively.
To keep your sunroom, cool in the summers, you 
can even  install insulated drapes or blackout 
shades. These will  completely block the sunlight 
and keep your sunroom cool.
Keep Your Sunroom Warm in 
Winters
Save energy, save power bills. Keep your sunrooms warm in winters 
through the  following steps.
At first, you can heat the space, and secondly, you can insulate the 
exterior walls so that  the heat does not escape.
Insulation not only keeps your sunroom warm but also it helps in 
cutting down the  heating costs. Here are some of the best ways by 
which you can accomplish this:
Install Weather-Stripping
To keep sunrooms warm, you will have to try the 
air does not  leak out from the window frames. For 
that, you must get  weather-stripping installed 
around the windows. You can also  use a clear caulk 
to have a look at the areas between window  
frames and the wall or you can even use it between 
two  window frames that butt together.
Add Insulation
Insulation will help in preventing the warm air from 
escaping  through the windows of sunroom. For 
insulation, apply a  window tinting to block radiant 
heat. The tinting allows the  sunlight to warm the 
space. But it also does not let the solar  energy 
escape. The tint may diminish your view through 
the  windows, but just a small amount.
GET IN TOUCH
15068-72 Ave, Surrey, British Columbia 
V3S 2G2
+1 778-320-0471
info@strongbuildsunroo
ms.com  Content Resource:
htt
ps://strongbuild.ca/improve-your-sunro
oms-efficiency-in-simple-steps/
THANK YOU