LivingSpace Sunrooms
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Livingspace sunrooms

More Light. More Space. More Living.

Elevate your living experience with a LivingSpace Sunroom, a true four-season solution that brings the outdoors in with elegance and ease. Thoughtfully engineered to complement your home’s architecture, each sunroom offers a bright, climate-controlled space for everything from peaceful mornings to vibrant entertaining. With unmatched design flexibility, LivingSpace delivers a sunroom that enhances your home’s beauty and is easier to install than a typical home edition.

The Benefits of a LivingSpace Sunroom
  • Expansive Glass Views
  • Customizable Designs
  • Energy Efficiency
  • Health & Wellness Benefits
  • Increased Home Value
  • Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Feel
  • Premium Craftsmanship
  • Architectural Elegance
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  • A cozy, well-lit sunroom with clear glass ceilings and ample windows showcasing a lush green backyard. The room features a plush beige sofa occupied by a sleeping dog, a classical guitar leaning against a side, and a stylish table lamp on a dark table, creating a serene indoor space.

Unmatched Quality

Stress Free Experience

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Benefits of a LivingSpace Sunroom

Unmatched Quality. Unrivaled Views. Only LivingSpace.

LivingSpace Sunrooms set the industry standard by offering superior materials, advanced engineering, and unmatched customization—delivering a true four-season sunroom that excels in durability and comfort. LivingSpace Sunrooms are built with structurally reinforced composite materials, ensuring better insulation, enhanced energy efficiency, and long-term resilience against weathering and wear.

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Expansive Glass Views

Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views with floor-to-ceiling glass that floods your space with natural light. Our advanced glass technology maximizes visibility while reducing glare and UV exposure, so you can enjoy the beauty of the outdoors in perfect comfort.

Customizable Designs

Every home is unique, and so is every LivingSpace Sunroom. Choose from a wide range of styles, finishes, and layouts to create a sunroom that complements your home’s architecture and meets your lifestyle needs. Whether you want a modern retreat or a classic conservatory, our expert craftsmanship brings your vision to life.

Energy Efficiency

Our Sunrooms are built with high-performance insulation and energy-efficient glass, ensuring a comfortable environment in every season. Enjoy warmth in the winter and a cool retreat in the summer while lowering your energy costs—without sacrificing natural light or scenic views.

Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Feel

Experience the best of both worlds with a sunroom that blends indoor comfort with the beauty of nature. Whether it’s a rainy afternoon or a snowy winter morning, you can enjoy the outdoor atmosphere without exposure to the elements.

Premium Craftsmanship

From structural integrity to flawless finishes, every LivingSpace Sunroom is built with exceptional attention to detail. Our precision engineering and high-quality materials ensure your sunroom is not only beautiful but also built to last for decades.

LIVINGSPACE SUNROOM OPTIONS

Choose what sunroom that’s right for you

Cathedral Sunroom

The Cathedral Sunroom boasts a vaulted ceiling and expansive glass walls, creating a bright, airy space that maximizes natural light and provides panoramic outdoor views.

  • Soaring Vaulted Ceilings
  • Abundant Natural Light
  • Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Connection
  • Increased Home Value

Studio Sunroom

The Studio Sunroom features a sleek, modern design with a sloped roof, offering an elegant extension of your living space that blends seamlessly with any home style.

  • Modern, Low-Slope Roofline
  • Maximized Natural Light
  • Versatile Design
  • Year-Round Comfort

Why Homeowners Choose LivingSpace

Energy Efficient

Enjoy year-round comfort with insulated glass and composite framing that help maintain optimal indoor temperatures. Our advanced materials and construction techniques reduce heat loss in winter and minimize heat gain in summer, leading to lower energy costs and a more comfortable living environment.

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Customizable Designs

Tailor your sunroom to your unique style and needs with a wide range of design options, including various finishes, colors, and layouts. Whether you prefer a modern look or a more traditional feel, our customizable features ensure your sunroom complements your home’s existing architecture and decor.

Durable Construction

Our sunrooms are built with high-quality materials and advanced engineering techniques to withstand the elements and provide lasting beauty. The durable construction ensures your sunroom remains a stunning and functional addition to your home for many years, resisting wear and tear from weather and daily use.

Increased Home Value

Enhance your home’s appeal and market value with a LivingSpace sunroom. This attractive and functional addition not only provides extra living space but also makes your home more desirable to potential buyers, offering a valuable selling point that can significantly boost your property’s marketability.

True Open Concept

Create a truly open living space by removing the wall between your home and the sunroom. This open concept design allows for a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor areas, providing an expansive, airy environment that enhances both entertaining and everyday living.

Skyview: Your Expert Partner in Custom Sunroom Installation

Unmatched Quality

We use only the best-in-class outdoor living products, ensuring durability, beauty, and performance in every detail.

A Stress-Free Experience

Enjoy a no-pressure design process, complete with a custom 3D rendering of your home. Take your time—there’s no commitment until you’re ready.

Seamless Communication

From inspiration to installation, we keep you informed every step of the way, delivering on our promises and honoring committed timelines.

Lifetime Partnership

With white-glove service and a 100% lifetime warranty, we stand by every project. Your space stays stunning, and we’re always here to help maintain it.

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Our Process

Live out your vision with Skyview

Expect a seamless partnership that leads to extraordinary results. On every project, our process is tailored for communication, clarity, and consistency.

step 1
Design Consultation

Meet with a certified design consultant at home to discuss your project. We will review relevant Skyview solutions and styles, and discuss custom add-on options. We will also become familiar with your space to dream up multiple design options that achieve your vision.

step 2
Design Review and Confirmation

Your Skyview project engineer will create a 3D video rendering of your project after confirming measurements and evaluating your home. We then update the rendering, and we are ready to submit the project for installation.

step 3
Project Installation

Sit back as we handle all the details from materials ordering and site prep to onsite installation and quality control. Most projects take less than a week to install.

step 4
Ongoing Partnership

We stand behind our superior products and expect them to exceed your expectations. However, if issues do arise, we are always ready to help out and solve your challenge. As a local company, we are always a phone call away.

What our customers say

“The StruXurepergola was the final finishing touch we needed to complete our dream backyard.”

Ammouri Residence, Bloomfield Hills

Luxury outdoor kitchen and dining area under a modern pergola, featuring a built-in grill, bar seating, and a lush green backdrop, providing an elegant space for entertaining or relaxing.
Luxury outdoor kitchen and dining area under a modern pergola, featuring a built-in grill, bar seating, and a lush green backdrop, providing an elegant space for entertaining or relaxing.
Modern outdoor patio area featuring a ceiling fan mounted on a slatted wooden canopy with green trees visible through the slats, suggesting a blend of technology and nature in home design.
Elegant outdoor kitchen and bar seating area under a shaded pergola, featuring a modern stone bar counter lined with high stools, and completed with sleek, ambient lighting.
Outdoor kitchen area featuring built-in stainless steel appliances and a pizza oven under a pergola, illuminated by natural sunlight filtering through the slats, set against a backdrop of lush green trees.
A stylish outdoor kitchen setup featuring a large stainless steel grill built into a stone countertop, with a modern ceiling fan above and lush greenery in the background. The scene captures the essence of luxurious outdoor living and entertaining.
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“I can’t even imagine it now without having this space here. If we ever moved I’m unbolting this thing and taking it with me.”

Andrew, Ann Arbor

Modern backyard pergola attached to a residential house, featuring a stylish metal frame over a deck enhanced by lush greenery and decorative bushes on a sunny day. The serene setting showcases clear skies and well-maintained landscaping, providing an ideal outdoor relaxation spot.
A cozy outdoor patio area with modern pergola cover, wooden dining table, and benches facing a well-manicured garden with tall conical trees and a view of neighboring houses. The space exemplifies a serene suburban backyard ideal for dining and relaxation.
Close-up view of modern white blinds with a blurred natural background visible through the slats, emphasizing a sleek and clean design suitable for contemporary interiors.
Outdoor residential patio featuring modern furniture set under an adjustable louvered pergola, surrounded by lush greenery and a tidy lawn, presenting a comfortable and stylish setting for dining and relaxation.
Four wooden chairs gathered around a table under a pergola with a louvered roof, set in a serene garden with tall trees visible in the backdrop, evoking a peaceful outdoor dining or relaxation area.
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“The sunroom has been completely finished for about a week and we have already spent more waking hours in it than the rest of the house. We love it. “

Joshua Walinsky, Ypsilanti

A cozy sunroom filled with natural light featuring a plush sofa with a sleeping dog, a guitar, and views of a lush backyard through large windows and a glass ceiling.
A cozy and well-lit sunroom featuring a large, cushioned sofa with a sleeping dog, surrounded by a lush garden view through glass paneled walls and ceiling, complemented by a classical guitar and elegant decor.
Modern, well-lit dining room featuring a blend of contemporary and cozy elements, highlighted by a stylish glass dining table, bright yellow armchairs, and a unique ceiling fan, with large windows providing ample natural light and a view of the outdoors.
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“The StruXurepergola was the final finishing touch we needed to complete our dream backyard.”

Patty George, Rochester Hills

Close-up view of a modern automatic sliding door mechanism with a grey frame, installed at the entrance of a brick building, highlighting its sleek design and compact control boxes.
People dining at an outdoor restaurant patio under string lights, with a yellow umbrella and a view of a brick building in the background.
A clear glass featuring decorative lettering stands amidst vibrant pansies in a wooden planter, offering a casual, outdoor ambiance.
Close-up view of a modern, automated awning system with a motor visible, installed above a window set against a blurred brick building background. The image highlights the sleek design and functional components of the outdoor shade structure.
Close-up view of a projector screen in a dimly lit room, focusing on the texture and edge details with a subtle light bulb glowing softly in the background.
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Recent Projects

massive louvered pergola with solar screens at Lake Forest Golf Club in Ann Arbor Michigan

Built for comfort.

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an aluminum louvered pergola on an elevated deck in Northville Michigan

A better pergola.

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Plum Hollow Country Club patio in Southfield Michigan

A hole in one.

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Art & Jakes patio in Northville Township with vinyl screens

A patio for all seasons.

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Ann Arbor michigan glass conservatory

Filled with light.

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StruXure Pan 6 flat roof pergola poolside in Temperance Michigan

A better kind of shade.

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Create an outdoor space that delights guests all the way through the fall and winter.

  • Luxury & modern aesthetic
  • Heated for colder months
  • Adjustable sun & shade control
  • Rain & weather protection
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FAQs

Yes, a sunroom home addition almost always requires a building permit in Michigan. Not only do sunrooms count as added square footage, but they also typically involve removing or altering load-bearing walls.


For four-season rooms with HVAC, electrical, or plumbing connections, you may need additional permits. In most cases, a sunroom has to comply with all the same building codes as a standard home addition.


The easiest way to ensure your sunroom is in compliance with local building codes is to hire an installation company that handles the permitting process on your behalf. Trying to navigate the permitting process yourself can take weeks or months.

Yes, Skyview is a licensed builder in the state of Michigan. That means we can handle sunroom home additions of any size for both residential and commercial buildings. Skyview offers a full-service outdoor living solution experience, from initial consultation to project completion. Based in Detroit, we’re proud to serve our community, and we specialize in the specific needs of Michigan homeowners.


Our team will take care of all the engineering and permitting requirements for your city’s building codes. That means you don’t have to worry about an extended back and forth with your building authority. Just share your vision with us, and we’ll handle the paperwork.

Every one of our sunroom home additions is a custom project from start to finish, so prices vary accordingly. Skyview can customize the size, layout, color, and materials of your sunroom, all of which determine the total cost.


Sunrooms can cost anywhere from $30,000 to $100,000, depending on the scope and customization. Our usual project cost falls within the range of $50,000 to $80,000.


To get an exact cost estimate, we recommend scheduling a free, no-obligation design consultation. One of our expert design consultants will assess your sunroom needs and recommend a few different options. Once you choose your perfect sunroom design, we can give you an accurate quote.

Depending on the existing structure of your home and your specific project requirements, a traditional home addition is usually more expensive than a sunroom addition. The building permit requirements are usually the same for either project. Both require new walls, a foundation, and a roof. Some detached sunroom designs have more lax foundation requirements, but it’s usually best not to cut corners.


However, sunrooms are usually faster than traditional additions and require fewer materials, making them much less expensive. A typical sunroom installation takes a few weeks, while a full home addition project can last as long as six months or more. Overall, a sunroom is an easier, budget-friendly alternative to a traditional home addition.

To insulate your sunroom and keep it comfortable year-round, composite framing is one of the best options. These frames use vinyl with a fiberglass core, which helps improve your sunroom’s energy efficiency. Composite frames also comply with building code energy requirements for permitting as a home addition.


Some of the lower-quality sunrooms available use aluminum framing. While less expensive and lightweight, aluminum is a highly conductive metal. This allows heat to penetrate your sunroom in the summer and escape in the winter. Because aluminum sunrooms are so energy-inefficient, they also don’t count as added square footage to the home, so they don’t add as much resale value.

The roof of a sunroom can be made of shingles or glass. Which option is best depends on how you plan to use your sunroom. Shingle roofs keep the area shaded from above and provide better insulation in the warmer months.


Glass roofs, on the other hand, create a conservatory-like aesthetic, allowing for sunlight year-round and nighttime stargazing. Paired with structurally insulated panel (SIP) flooring, a glass roof can still be an energy-efficient choice all year long.


These foam-insulated panels range from 6” to 12” thick to improve energy savings. They also allow glass sunrooms to qualify as home additions, which adds square footage to the home and increases its value.

The best window size and style depends on the style of your sunroom and the rest of your home. A reputable sunroom installation company will use custom windows with large sheets of glass to minimize the use of solid infill panels. This creates a sunroom that’s mostly glass with thin framing.


Steer clear of installers who use standard-size windows in their sunrooms. This can result in a sunroom with two smaller window panels separated by a solid panel. This method, while inexpensive, usually results in a less aesthetically pleasing finished project.

  • Window style options for sunrooms include:
  • Sliding windows
  • Double-hung windows
  • Casement windows
  • Picture windows

For a sunroom to count as a home addition in terms of building codes, it has to meet insulation and energy efficiency standards. Insulation keeps your sunroom at a comfortable temperature in every season for year-round use. Composite framing is a common choice for sunrooms, made of vinyl with a fiberglass core. Avoid conductive metal frame materials like aluminum.


Double-pane or triple-pane glass can make your windows more energy efficient. They use multiple sheets of glass separated by a thin layer of insulating gas, usually argon, to reduce heat transfer.


Structurally insulated panels (SIPs) are useful for both flooring and roof shingles. These panels are 6” to 12” thick and use foam insulation to improve energy efficiency.

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