Bug-Free Outdoor Living Starts Here

A Model 100 screen room is a fully screened outdoor enclosure designed for open-air comfort—it controls bugs, wind, and light rain while keeping the space feeling connected to the outdoors. A sunroom offers more structural enclosure and weather protection. Homeowners who start with a Model 100 and later want more seasonal coverage often find themselves exploring sunrooms installation options when their needs change.

Yes. Model 100 is designed to install directly onto an existing patio, deck, or under a previously constructed roof. If the space does not yet have a covered structure overhead, some homeowners sort that out first—in those cases, many also consider porch conversions so the space works more like a defined outdoor room before the screen room goes in.

Some spaces need foundational work before an enclosure makes sense. Depending on the situation, homeowners sometimes look at deck installation or patio covers installation first to give the screen room the right base to work from.

Yes. Model 100 can be upgraded to Model 200 at any time. The Model 200 adds WeatherMaster 4-Track Vinyl windows, which give up to 75% ventilation when open and significantly more weather protection when closed. The upgrade path is built into the system from the start.

Yes. As the project scope grows, some homeowners also incorporate porch and patio windows installation for more flexibility, or porch and patio bifold doors installation to create a wider, more seamless connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

Quite often, yes. Raised decks typically benefit from railings installation. Homeowners whose lot sits close to a neighboring property or street sometimes add privacy wall installation alongside the screen room so the space feels more like a private retreat. And when the outdoor layout includes a second uncovered zone, a louvered pergola installation can complement the enclosed area without making the overall footprint feel heavy.

Look for licensed screen room installers Jersey Shore who work with a named manufacturer system—not just generic aluminum framing. Sunspace of the Jersey Shore installs the Sunspace modular system, which means the product is manufactured to spec, not improvised on site. Every installation is backed by the manufacturer’s warranty and our own workmanship standard. You can confirm service coverage for your area on the service areas page.

The easiest starting point is the Sunspace of the Jersey Shore homepage, where you can move into whichever product or service path fits your space. If you want to confirm that your area is covered before planning, the service areas page has the full list of locations we work in.