A sunroom is an enclosed living space featuring large windows or clear vinyl panels that let natural light flood in while protecting you from the elements. Unlike a traditional room addition, sunrooms create a seamless connection between your indoor living space and the outdoors—giving you panoramic views of your backyard, garden, or landscape without exposure to weather, insects, or allergens.
For Maryland homeowners, sunrooms are particularly valuable because they extend the time you can comfortably enjoy your outdoor views—protecting you from our humid summers, unpredictable spring weather, brutal pollen seasons, and chilly fall evenings.
A sunroom isn't just an addition—it's a lifestyle upgrade.
Maryland's mosquitoes, gnats, and flies can make outdoor time miserable. And if you suffer from seasonal allergies, our pollen seasons are brutal. A sunroom lets you enjoy the outdoors without the sneezing, itchy eyes, bug bites, and constant swatting.
Maryland summers are notoriously hot and sticky. With proper ventilation (up to 75% with Sunspace WeatherMaster windows!) and a portable AC unit, your sunroom becomes a comfortable retreat where you can enjoy your backyard views without breaking a sweat.
Our spring and fall seasons are beautiful but unpredictable. One day it's 70°F and sunny; the next it's 50°F and raining. With a sunroom, weather changes don't ruin your plans. Watch the rain fall, enjoy the spring blooms, take in the fall foliage—all from comfort.
Maryland winters can feel gray and dark. A sunroom floods your home with natural light even on cloudy days, boosting your mood and reducing the need for artificial lighting. Add a fireplace or electric heater, and you've got a cozy winter retreat.
Sunspace's ViewFlex vinyl glazing blocks 99% of harmful UV rays while still letting in beautiful natural light. Enjoy the sunshine without the sunburn or the damage UV rays can cause to your furniture and flooring.
Sunspace sunrooms aren't connected to your existing heating and cooling system, so you won't see increased utility bills from your central air or furnace. You control the climate independently with portable units, fireplaces, or space heaters.
As an authorized Sunspace dealer, we offer four models to fit your needs, preferences, and budget.
Want to start enjoying your outdoor space without the bugs—but not ready for a full sunroom investment? The Model 100 Screen Room is the perfect entry point. Enjoy the outdoors without mosquitoes, gnats, and flies annoying you.
The best part? The Model 100 can be upgraded later to a Model 200 WeatherMaster sunroom when you're ready. Start with screens now, and add vinyl window panels down the road—protecting your investment while giving you flexibility to upgrade on your timeline.
Best For: Homeowners who want bug-free outdoor enjoyment at a lower price point, with the option to upgrade to a full sunroom in the future.
Typical Cost: $15,000 – $35,000 depending on size
Our most popular sunroom! The Model 200 features the versatile WeatherMaster™ 4-Track Vinyl Window System exclusively from Sunspace. This model combines the breezy, open-air feeling of a screen room with the comfort, convenience, and safety of an enclosed porch.
Best For: Homeowners who want maximum ventilation control and the open-air feeling of a screen room with weather protection when needed.
Typical Cost: $40,000 – $85,000 depending on size and features
A bright addition to any home! The Model 300 features single-glazed glass windows with aluminum-framed double roller windows that provide ventilation from both sides—no fixed side, both sashes operate!
Best For: Homeowners who prefer the look and feel of traditional glass windows with the strength of aluminum construction.
Typical Cost: $40,000 – $85,000 depending on size and features
For homeowners who want maximum comfort and insulation, the Model 400 is a fully insulated sunroom built for extended seasonal use. This model offers superior thermal performance for those who want to enjoy their sunroom even in more extreme temperatures.
Best For: Homeowners who want maximum thermal performance and plan to add dedicated heating/cooling for extended seasonal use—even into winter with a fireplace or heater.
Typical Cost: $90,000 – $100,000+ for a 16x16 with electric, PTAC, and flooring
| Feature | Model 100 | Model 200 | Model 300 | Model 400 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Screen Room | Vinyl Sunroom | Glass Sunroom | Insulated Sunroom |
| Window Type | Screens only | ViewFlex vinyl 4-track | Single-glazed glass | Double-glazed Low-E Argon |
| Ventilation | 100% (full open) | Up to 75% | Double roller windows | Operable windows |
| Weather Protection | Bugs only | Full (when closed) | Full (when closed) | Full + insulated |
| UV Protection | None | 99% UV blocked | Standard glass | Low-E coating |
| Upgradeable | Yes → Model 200 | — | — | — |
| Typical Cost | $15K – $35K | $40K – $85K | $40K – $85K | $90K – $100K+ |
| Best For | Budget-friendly start | Max ventilation & value | Traditional glass look | Max insulation |
Important: Sunspace sunrooms (Models 200, 300, 400) are NOT connected to your home's HVAC system. All use independent climate control options like portable AC, fireplaces, electric heaters, or PTAC units.
One of the best things about a Sunspace sunroom is the flexibility in climate control.
Key Point: Sunspace sunrooms are NOT connected to your home's HVAC system. This means you won't see increased utility bills from your central air or furnace. Instead, you control the climate independently with these options:
The Bottom Line: With the right heating and cooling options, many of our customers use their sunrooms year-round—even enjoying them in winter with a fireplace or heater!
We believe in transparent pricing. Here are typical cost ranges for projects in Harford, Baltimore, and Cecil Counties.
| Project Type | Cost Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Model 100 Screen Room (12x14) | $15,000 – $25,000 | Budget-friendly entry point |
| Model 100 Screen Room (16x16) | $20,000 – $35,000 | Upgradeable to Model 200 later |
| Model 200 or 300 (12x14) | $40,000 – $55,000 | Standard features |
| Model 200 or 300 (16x16) | $60,000 – $70,000 | With insulated floor & ceiling |
| Model 200 or 300 (14x20) | $70,000 – $85,000 | Larger room with upgrades |
| Model 400 Insulated (16x16) | $90,000 – $100,000+ | With electric, PTAC, flooring |
| Deck-to-Sunroom Conversion | $50,000 – $80,000 | Depends on deck condition |
North America's Premier Sunroom Systems
Every Sunspace product is manufactured to fit your specific space—no generic sizes or awkward gaps. Perfect fit guaranteed.
Up to 75% ventilation, 99% UV blockage, and virtually unbreakable ViewFlex vinyl that's safer than glass.
Designed, engineered, and manufactured in North America. Faster lead times, better quality control.
Aluminum and vinyl systems stay beautiful for decades with minimal upkeep. Occasional cleaning is all that's required.
Start with a screen room, upgrade to a three-season room later. Sunspace systems are designed with flexibility in mind.
ViewFlex vinyl glazing has been tested for over 40 years and maintains clarity and performance.
We start with a no-obligation conversation to discuss your vision, answer questions, and understand your project. Completely free with no pressure.
We create detailed designs, recommend the right Sunspace model, provide complete pricing with no hidden fees, and financing options if needed.
We handle the entire permit process—preparing drawings, submitting applications, and ensuring your project meets all Maryland building codes.
Custom-manufactured products ensure efficient, precise installation. Most projects complete in 4-8 weeks from permit approval.
We conduct a thorough walkthrough, explain how to operate your new room, provide warranty information, and ensure you're completely satisfied.
One of our most popular projects is converting an existing deck into a screen room or sunroom. If you have a deck that's underused because of weather, bugs, or maintenance hassles, a conversion can transform it into your favorite room in the house.
Building on existing structure reduces foundation and framing costs
Less construction means you're enjoying your sunroom sooner
Transform an underused deck into living space you'll use daily
Enclosed living space is more valuable than open deck space
Can my deck be converted? Most well-built decks can be converted. We'll evaluate structural integrity, foundation, condition, and code compliance during a site visit. Contact us to discuss your deck.
Bel Air, Fallston, Forest Hill, Abingdon, Aberdeen, Churchville, Havre de Grace, Edgewood, Kingsville, Street
Towson, Perry Hall, White Marsh, Parkville, Timonium, Pikesville, Owings Mills, Randallstown, Middle River, Dundalk
Elkton, North East, Rising Sun, Perryville, and surrounding communities
We also serve select areas of Pennsylvania including York, Lancaster, Harrisburg, West Chester, and Gettysburg.
Absolutely! The Model 100 Screen Room is designed to be upgradeable to the Model 200 WeatherMaster sunroom. This is a great option if you want to start enjoying bug-free outdoor time at a lower price point, then add weather protection later when it fits your budget.
Yes! With the right heating options—like a built-in fireplace, electric heaters, or a PTAC unit—many of our customers enjoy their sunrooms well into the colder months. The space won't be connected to your home's HVAC, but independent heating can make it comfortable for extended seasonal use.
Model 200 uses WeatherMaster vinyl 4-track windows that offer up to 75% ventilation and come in 4 tint colors. Model 300 uses single-glazed glass with double roller windows. Both are excellent choices—it comes down to whether you prefer vinyl (more ventilation, UV blocking) or traditional glass.
ViewFlex vinyl glazing is actually more durable than glass—it won't shatter if impacted. It also blocks 99% of harmful UV rays, which glass does not do without special coatings. The vinyl has been tested for over 40 years and maintains clarity and performance.
Yes. Both screen rooms and sunrooms require building permits in Harford, Baltimore, and Cecil Counties. We handle the entire permit process for you as part of our service.
In many cases, yes. Sunspace rooms can be installed directly onto existing decks, patios, and even under previously constructed roofs. We'll evaluate your deck's structure and condition during a site visit.
ThermaDeck is Sunspace's pre-manufactured insulated floor deck system. It provides 25% better insulation than traditional flooring and comes ready to receive carpet, tile, laminate, or hardwood. Available in R17, R26, or R35 insulation levels.
No. Sunspace sunrooms (Models 200, 300, 400) use independent climate control—not your home's heating and cooling system. This keeps your existing utility bills separate. You control the sunroom's temperature with portable AC, ceiling fans, fireplaces, electric heaters, or PTAC units.
Yes. We offer flexible financing options with low monthly payments and competitive rates. Learn about financing options.
Factory-trained on the complete Sunspace product line. Genuine products with full manufacturer warranties.
MHIC #91686. We know local building codes, permit processes, and what works best in Maryland's climate.
From design through walkthrough, we handle everything. One team, one seamless experience.
No surprises, no hidden fees, no bait-and-switch. Detailed proposals that spell out exactly what's included.
"We started with a wooden deck and screened enclosure that was rarely used and ended up with a beautiful composite deck and sunroom that we enjoy daily."
— Deborah Thomas
"Loved working with Mark and his guys! Love our new sunroom even more! Mark was open and honest from the very first call and never salesy."
— Eric Schuster
Your dream sunroom is closer than you think. Whether you want to start with a budget-friendly screen room or go straight to a fully-featured sunroom, we're here to help you find the perfect solution.
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Custom Design & Build LLC
Authorized Sunspace Dealer & Certified Installer
2817 Belair Rd, Fallston, MD 21047 | MHIC #91686
Serving Harford County | Baltimore County | Cecil County