Porch windows

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I have a potential project where there is a metal roof/awning/overhang supported by posts on the south side of the house. It is sort of like a car port, except there is no vehicular access to it (a...

Our Screen Porch Panels are unique, durable and long lasting. They are designed to be the low cost yet effective way to protect everything on your porch.

It feels like a dream! As many of you know we tore apart our sunroom and kitchen last winter. Since then we have been dealing with leaks, ordering new windows and other items, waiting for builders, and so much more but the day has finally come that we have new windows in our sunroom. If you don't know the layout of our house, the kitchen and the sunroom are basically one big room and there are 11 windows in the space all together that all had to be replaced due to leaks and age. It was a…

Adding porch windows (like these) to your screen porch cost a fraction of glass and let you enjoy your porch for months longer. Plus they help to keep your porch clean and more weather-proof too. Sure does beat taking storm windows in and out as the seasons change.

Keith Smith Construction, LLC on Instagram: "Want to enjoy your porch for most of the year but you don’t want to give up the option to have a Screened in porch? This is probably the best solution for you! 👇 By utilizing the Eze Breeze window system, you can have the flexibility of closing your porch off from the wind, rain, and pollen or you can open all of the windows and have a screened in porch. This will enable you to enjoy your front or back porch throughout 3 seasons of the year…

Tan siding with black windows

You can install Eze-Breeze porch enclosure panels in about 15 minutes each! Check out our easy to follow instructions for creating your 3 season space.

We have an alcove on the outside of our home. It sits on one side of the house tucked in, underneath the second story above and has a slate floor. If it had enough windows, you might considerate it…