Sandia Sunrooms Blog

Prepare your home for the Rio Rancho summer with a new patio cover. A patio cover is installed over your outdoor space, allowing you to entertain or relax despite the intense sun.

One of the smartest home improvement investments you can make this year is a patio cover installation. Not only do patio covers offer aesthetic advantages to your property, but they also provide more function during the peak heat of summer.

Patios are the perfect place to gather, relax, and entertain. Unfortunately, the hot sun or stormy weather can make your patio uncomfortable or even unsafe. Don’t worry though—an outdoor patio cover is a simple and stylish solution.

Adding a new sunroom to your home can transform your space from the inside out. A sunroom installation creates more living space that you can use for any of your needs. From entertaining guests to relaxing with beautiful views, sunrooms help you achieve it all.

Having a space in the backyard to host guests and relax is a wonderful feature of a home. However, the excessive sunniness of Albuquerque can make it very uncomfortable to hang out outside for an extended period of time. Luckily, there is a solution.

Have you ever considered adding a patio cover to your outdoor space? If you are tired of the weather elements affecting your comfort outside, you may find a patio cover to be a great investment. However, it's best to learn all the details about patio covers and consider the various options.

Winter is coming to an end, and spring is right around the corner. This can be such an exciting time, and spring represents the perfect time for change and refresh. And with this consideration, perhaps, you've considered a springtime remodel for your home.

Has the busy holiday season made you feel cramped? From adding picture windows for uninterrupted sunlight to installing new living additions, there are a variety of options out there to make you feel more comfortable. Maximize your space with a Rio Rancho home remodeling contractor!

With the fluctuations in temperature that we see in New Mexico, it's important to ensure that your home is tightly sealed and energy-efficient. And while you can put a lot of focus into your HVAC or roofing, often, it's best to take a close look at your home's windows.

Try this little experiment. Walk around your home and put your hands up to the doors and windows. With your hand, move all around the trim and casing and feel for air transfer.