Question 1

How do I know which type of sunroom is right for our home?

Accepted Answer

The right option depends on how you plan to use the space. A four-season sunroom is built to residential insulation standards for permanent, year-round living. An all-season sunroom is thermally enhanced and suitable for use throughout the year with supplemental heating. A three-season sunroom is designed for spring through fall enjoyment. During consultation, we review your goals, home structure, and comfort expectations to recommend the right fit.

Question 2

Can an all-season sunroom be used in winter?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All-season sunrooms are designed with dual-glazed windows and thermally broken framing to allow for comfortable year-round use. While they are not built to the same insulation levels as a fully framed addition, many homeowners use them throughout the winter with appropriate heating.

Question 3

Do you handle permits and approvals?

Accepted Answer

Permit requirements vary depending on project type and municipality. In many cases, homeowners choose to manage the permit process directly, and we provide the necessary drawings and documentation to support the application. If preferred, we can also coordinate permit submissions on your behalf.

Question 4

How long does a typical project take?

Accepted Answer

Timelines vary depending on the type of sunroom and site conditions. After consultation and design approval, installation for engineered systems is typically measured in weeks rather than months. Fully framed four-season additions may require a longer construction schedule. We provide a clear timeline before moving forward.

Question 5

Will construction disrupt our home?

Accepted Answer

Most of the work occurs on the exterior of the home, and does not require interior access. If there are, interior tie-ins typically happen toward the final stages of the build. We follow a structured installation sequence and communicate regularly to minimize disruption.

Question 6

What does a sunroom typically cost?

Accepted Answer

Structural attachment, insulation levels, glazing systems, foundation design and customization all affect final investment. For that reason, pricing is determined after reviewing your specific home and project goals rather than using a standard per-square-foot model.

Question 7

How do your sunrooms perform in Manitoba winters?

Accepted Answer

Our systems are selected with snow load, wind, and temperature extremes in mind. Four-season rooms are built to residential insulation standards, while all-season systems incorporate thermally enhanced framing and dual-glazed glass. We design each project with climate performance as a primary consideration.

Question 8

Can you build a deck to support a future sunroom?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If you are planning for a future enclosure, we can design and frame a deck structure to accommodate potential loads and attachment requirements. Planning ahead often simplifies future expansion.

Question 9

Do you repair existing sunrooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We assess and repair many types of existing sunrooms, including structural issues, glazing replacements, door adjustments, and weather-related wear. In some cases, repairs are straightforward. In others, we may recommend partial or full replacement depending on system age and condition. Our first step is always a clear evaluation so you can make an informed decision.

Extend the Seasons of your Life

Thoughtfully designed three-season and four-season sunrooms built for Canadian homes

What Makes the Process Different

Structured, Transparent Process

Curated Manufacturer Selection

Dedicated Consultation Space

Built for Canadian Climate

Four-Season / Custom Build

All-Season

Three-Season

Extend Your Seasons with Sunscape Inc.

A simple conversation is where great spaces begin.

We design and build sunrooms, screen rooms, and integrated exterior projects throughout Winnipeg and surrounding communities. If you're located within the region and considering a project, we're happy to confirm service availability.

Steinbach

Winnipeg

Morden

Winkler

Niverville

Headingley

Grunthal

East St. Paul

West St. Paul

Whiteshell

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which type of sunroom is right for our home?

Can an all-season sunroom be used in winter?

Do you handle permits and approvals?

How long does a typical project take?

Will construction disrupt our home?

What does a sunroom typically cost?

How do your sunrooms perform in Manitoba winters?

Can you build a deck to support a future sunroom?

Do you repair existing sunrooms?

Start the Conversation

Extend the Seasons of your Life

Thoughtfully designed three-season and four-season sunrooms built for Canadian homes

What Makes the Process Different

Structured, Transparent Process

Curated Manufacturer Selection

Dedicated Consultation Space

Built for Canadian Climate

Top Services

Four-Season / Custom Build

All-Season

Three-Season

Extend Your Seasons with Sunscape Inc.

A simple conversation is where great spaces begin.

We design and build sunrooms, screen rooms, and integrated exterior projects throughout Winnipeg and surrounding communities. If you're located within the region and considering a project, we're happy to confirm service availability.

Steinbach

Winnipeg

Morden

Winkler

Niverville

Headingley

Grunthal

East St. Paul

West St. Paul

Whiteshell

Frequently asked questions

Question

How do I know which type of sunroom is right for our home?

Question

Can an all-season sunroom be used in winter?

Question

Do you handle permits and approvals?

Question

How long does a typical project take?

Question

Will construction disrupt our home?

Question

What does a sunroom typically cost?

Question

How do your sunrooms perform in Manitoba winters?

Question

Can you build a deck to support a future sunroom?

Question

Do you repair existing sunrooms?

Start the Conversation