If you’re thinking of turning your current outdoor space into an enclosed sunroom, you’ve probably crunched a few numbers already. Many factors go into the cost of remodeling a home. Generally speaking, though, homeowners can expect to recover at least half of the cost of a new sunroom in their home’s value almost immediately.
Depending on the local climate and how you insulate your new sunroom, there’s a decent chance you’ll be adding usable square feet to your home year-round. This is a big deal in a real estate market that values larger homes.
Of course, you shouldn’t just think of a sunroom as a long-term investment. If owning a sunroom will improve your enjoyment of your current home for years to come, no amount of money will make a difference.