Get in touch with us to start planning your dream exterior renovation project
Get in touch with us to start planning your dream exterior renovation project

Four-track flexible PVC windows are a popular choice for 3-season sunrooms and porch enclosures.
Their durable, lightweight vinyl panels slide vertically along four tracks, so you can open them from the top, bottom, or both to control airflow. When closed, they help keep out wind, rain, and insects while preserving your view. Choose from three tint options to suit your space.

Our PVC sliding windows give your 3-season sunroom the flexibility of a screened porch, too.
The lightweight, durable panels lock into place and are easy to remove when you want more fresh air. Choose from three tint options to create a space that suits your home.

Want a clear view with the familiar feel of glass? Single-pane windows are an attractive option for a 3-season sunroom. The rigid glass panels provide a sturdy barrier against wind and rain, while lockable windows add security when the room isn’t in use. They’re easy to open for fresh air and simple to clean and maintain.
Single-pane glass offers a practical balance of comfort, durability, and value for a sunroom you plan to enjoy from spring through fall.

Your 4-season sunroom should look and feel like an extension of your home. That’s why we offer residential-style windows from Gentek or Window Seal, giving you a range of sizes, styles, and finishes to suit your design or budget.
Unlike single-pane windows used in many 3-season rooms, insulated windows help reduce heat loss and drafts for better comfort through changing seasons.
We’ll help you choose windows that complement your home, let in plenty of natural light, and provide the ventilation you want—all while offering strong value for your project.

Discreet electrical channels can be built into the framing between the windows, providing a concealed route for wiring and a cleaner finished look. With outlets planned where you need them, you can use your sunroom without relying on extension cords or visible conduit running along the walls.
We work with licensed electricians for sunroom electrical installations. During the design stage, we’ll discuss how you plan to use the space and where outlets would be most convenient for your family.

Our insulated roof panels can be made with internal channels that provide a concealed route for electrical wiring. If you’d like a ceiling fan or overhead lighting in your sunroom, these channels let us plan for those features as part of the roof design. The wiring stays out of sight, giving the ceiling a clean, finished appearance without exposed conduit running across it.
Tell us how you picture using your sunroom, and we can discuss the placement of lights and fans while designing the space. Electrical work is completed by licensed electricians.
A 3-season sunroom gives you more time to enjoy the outdoors from spring through fall. Imagine having your morning coffee surrounded by natural light, inviting family over when the forecast is uncertain, or settling in with a book while rain falls outside. You can enjoy the view and fresh air with more protection from wind, rain, and insects.
We’ll help you choose windows that suit the way you want to use your space. Sliding glass windows offer a familiar look and feel, while flexible PVC window panels can be opened for ventilation and removed when you want the space to feel more like a screened porch. Durable aluminum framing provides lasting strength and needs less upkeep than wood, so you can spend more time enjoying your sunroom.
Already have a covered patio, or considering building one first? Depending on how it’s designed and supported, you may be able to enclose it later as a 3-season sunroom. Let us know if that’s part of your plan. We can help you explore the options now and create a space that works for your home today and in the future.
A 4-season sunroom brings natural light into your home all year long, including through Niagara’s colder months. Picture a bright place to enjoy your morning coffee in January, watch the snow fall from a comfortable chair, or gather with family when it’s too cold to sit outside. It’s an opportunity to make the view part of your everyday life, whatever the season.
Year-round comfort starts with the way the whole room is designed. A 4-season sunroom needs more than windows that close: the floor, walls, roof, and windows must work together to help manage heat loss and drafts. We’ll also discuss heating and how you intend to use the room, so the design fits your home and your expectations for comfort.
Northern Porch & Patio builds each sunroom on-site to suit the home it’s attached to. Durable aluminum framing provides strength with less maintenance than wood, while your choice of roof style, finishes, and residential-style windows helps the new space feel like a natural extension of your home. We’ll guide you through those choices and explain how each one contributes to the finished room.
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