Mr. & Mrs. Gay Sunroom
Replaced 26 Year Old Unpermitted Sunroom
1 – Sunroom was constructed in an area with Shrink-swell soil problems. An
engineer was required to design the concrete slab floor system.
2 – Drain tile was installed on the right side (Looking at the sunroom from the rear
of the house) because heavy rains will flow toward the house.
3 – Sunroom is a 3 Seasons room because it does not have heating or air
conditioning. (The room does have insulation if an HVAC system were
installed in the future.)
Testimonial
“James Harris of Harris Enterprise of Virginia, Inc. just finished a beautiful sunroom addition to our existing home. He sat with us, draw up plans and presented a proposal. From that point, the finest timbers and materials were selected. We are more than happy with the craftsmanship and courtesy shown by his workmen.”
Many Thanks,
Calvin and Mary Gay
A - Engineer designed footing (16” wide x 24” thick with (2) #4 rebars running longitudinally in the bottom of the footer B – The footing is at a depth of 24” bearing on competent material (1,500 psf) C – The concrete has a minimum of 3500 psi and minimum 4” thickness
A – New 6’ patio sliding door between existing family room and newly constructed sunroom B – Patio has built-in blinds C – Electrical plug is GFCI protected
A – Roof view B – Shingles match the existing home C – 2 roof vents were installed for proper ventilation (Vented soffit was also installed)
A - Engineer designed footing (16” wide x 24” thick with (2) #4 rebars running longitudinally in the bottom of the footer B – The footing is at a depth of 24” bearing on competent material (1,500 psf) C – The concrete has a minimum of 3500 psi and minimum 4” thickness