A backyard sunroom enclosure with custom windows, traditional exterior finishes, and room for real family gatherings.
This Lakewood, CO 80227 project replaced a sagging, cracked concrete patio area with a gable roof sunroom addition designed to bring in more daylight, create extra party space, and blend naturally with the original home.
The original patio area had cracked, sagging concrete and the home needed more usable room for holidays, reunions, parties, and everyday family life.
We built a backyard sunroom enclosure with a gable roof, a custom window set, and exterior finishes chosen to match the home’s traditional architecture.
The finished space feels like part of the original house, adds meaningful square footage, and gives the homeowners a bright room for entertaining and family celebrations.
“A neighbor who had also built a veranda gave us the best recommendation. Our project ended up being more like an addition to the home, adding 400 square feet. Honesty is the best quality of Daniel and Andre. We consider them our new friends.”
The project started with a backyard area that needed a stronger, more permanent solution than the old concrete patio pad.
Stucco, natural stone, wood tones, and the roof form help the addition blend with the existing home instead of looking tacked on.
Skylights and a custom window layout bring daylight deep into the room while keeping the gable-roof character visible inside.
The finished space adds the kind of room the kitchen and original layout were missing for holidays, parties, and family reunions.
The exterior matters on this project because the sunroom is a real addition, not a small add-on. Stucco, natural stone, white window trim, and wood architectural details help it sit comfortably with the original home.
Inside, the sunroom gives the homeowners the larger family room they wanted. The finish works with the kitchen, the daylight feels generous, and the room can handle more guests without crowding the main house.
The room reads as part of the home because the roof form, exterior materials, and window rhythm were handled as a complete design.
Custom windows and skylights make the new room bright without making it feel disconnected from the existing house.
The addition gives the family a larger gathering area for holidays, guests, and everyday living.
The visible homeowner review turns the case study into stronger proof, not just a photo gallery.
This project shows both sides of a strong sunroom addition: finished work that fits the home, and a homeowner review that backs up the experience.
Tell us about your existing patio, backyard, or home layout. We can help you understand what type of sunroom or enclosure may fit your space.