The best room in the house might be the one you're not using yet.
Insulated panels and enclosure glass turn your lanai into comfortable living
space — morning coffee in January, movie nights in August, all year, every
year.
From an insulated foot wall to a true four-season glass room,
it's the same square footage — the difference is what we build the walls from.
Click any diagram to see how it works.
View from the exterior
Click it — watch the heat bounce off
01 · The insulated bones
Insulated SIP Wall Panels
Structural insulated panels — a foam core sandwiched between
tough skins — form the foot walls and solid sections of your enclosure,
with windows or full glass riding on top.
How It Works SIP construction: rigid insulating foam
bonded between structural skins — strong enough to build walls from,
insulated enough to keep July on the other side.
This Options Value The insulated backbone every
four-season lanai is built on — real walls, real comfort, clean modern
look.
Benefits of This Option A dramatically more
comfortable space, sturdy structure for the glass above, and quieter
rain.
Why choose it: the difference between a porch
and a room is what the walls are made of.
View from the exterior
Click the windows to see them work
02 · The breeze, tamed
Vinyl Sliding Windows
Vinyl-framed windows with real glass panes, riding
multi-track frames above the knee wall — slide them open for the breeze,
closed for the weather.
How It Works Glass panes in smooth-gliding vinyl
frames, stacking on parallel tracks — open most of the wall when the
evening's perfect.
This Options Value Rain, wind, dust, and pool spray
stay out; the view and the airflow stay entirely yours to dial in.
Benefits of This Option A lanai that works in
January and July — and furniture, TVs, and cushions that stop living
outside.
Why choose it: the sweet spot — real glass,
real airflow, real weather protection, at a friendlier price than a full
glass room.
View from the exterior
Click it — a real room, all view
03 · The four-season room
Full Glass Room
Floor-to-ceiling glass walls on an insulated frame — a true
room addition that never gives up the view.
How It Works Framed glass window-walls close the
lanai in completely, pairing with insulated SIP construction for
year-round comfort.
This Options Value Real square footage added to how
your family actually lives — dining room, office, playroom, all with a
backyard backdrop.
Benefits of This Option Air-conditionable space,
serious weather protection, and the view framed like it deserves.
Why choose it: when the lanai should just be
another room of the house — the one with the best walls.
View from the exterior
Click it — watch it become a room
04 · The whole point
The Complete Enclosure
SIP walls below, vinyl glass above, weather outside — your
lanai, reborn as a room your family uses every single day.
How It Works We combine the pieces to fit your
space: insulated panel foot walls, sliding vinyl windows or full glass
up top, and a door right where you want it.
This Options Value One project turns patio square
footage into genuine living space — often the friendliest "addition" a
Florida home can make.
Benefits of This Option Year-round comfort, real
weather protection, and a backyard that finally feels like part of the
house.
Why choose it: click the diagram and watch the
room come together — that's the whole point.
