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Gable all-season sunroom with full glass walls on the back of a brick ranch on Pebble Glen -
Two-story glass sunroom lit from inside at dusk, built onto the back of a brick house -
White aluminum screen room with a gable roof and white railing on a raised deck beside gray siding -
Gable screen room with white trim, double French doors and a brick chimney behind it, on a stone patio with a grill and chairs -
Indoor swim spa under a blue cover, set in a raised slate tile surround with steps and a grab rail, windows all around -
Cedar screen room with a white beadboard ceiling, a skylight, recessed lights, a ceiling fan and red cushioned furniture -
Room addition with a stone base and a long row of windows on the back of a house, built to hold an indoor swim spa -
Freestanding pavilion with a dark standing seam roof on stained wood posts over a patio bar in a Franklin back yard -
White louvered roof on dark posts over a stone outdoor kitchen on a large paver patio with evergreens behind -
Louvered roof lit from below over an upper deck with a dark railing and arched stone supports, at night
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Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms
Sunrooms & Patio Covers · Brentwood, TN
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Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms is a sunroom builder based in Brentwood, Tennessee. Its service area takes in 10 of the directory’s Middle Tennessee markets: Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville and five more. The services it lists include four-season rooms, motorized and retractable screens, patio covers and pergolas, and porch conversions. A quote request sent from this page goes to Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms directly, at no charge.
About us
Sunrooms, screen rooms and louvered patio covers designed and built for Middle Tennessee homes
Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms designs, fabricates and installs sunrooms, patio covers, screen rooms and louvered roofs from its office on Elmbrooke Boulevard in Brentwood. Darryl G. Myers and his co-owner Linde Sue Myers lead an 11-person company with more than 60 years in the trade, and reviewers describe Darryl hearing out their ideas and coming back with a 3D rendering before anything is built.
An existing covered patio can be closed in as a three- or four-season room, finished with insulation, heating and cooling, and a fireplace if wanted. Screen rooms come either in wood framing trimmed with composite boards or in heavier aluminum framing, fitted with Twitchell screen that carries a 10-year manufacturer’s warranty. Foam-core roof panels, 3, 4 or 6 inches thick, quiet rain and hail, and motorized screens and shades lower on a switch.
The company also builds decks, custom metal railings, outdoor kitchens, room additions and detached accessory dwelling units, and it pulls the permits. It has been BBB accredited since 2005 with an A+ rating and won Best of Houzz Service in 2024, 2025 and 2026. One screened porch on its record measured 625 square feet, with a stone fireplace and electric heaters.
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Business details
- Business name
- Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms
- Phone number
- (615) 736-9626
- lindesue@aol.com
- Website
- mrenclosuresunrooms.com
- Address
- Brentwood, TN 37027
- Socials
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Areas served
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a three-season and four-season sunroom?
A three-season room is unconditioned, uses lighter glazing and is comfortable spring through autumn but not in a Middle Tennessee July or January. A four-season room is insulated, conditioned and built to the same standard as the house, so it counts as living space. The four-season version costs substantially more and requires permits, foundation work and HVAC capacity the three-season version does not.
Does a sunroom add value to a house?
A four-season room built to code and conditioned generally does, because it adds heated square footage that appraises. A three-season room adds enjoyment more than appraised value, and a poorly built enclosure can subtract from it. The distinction an appraiser makes is whether the space is finished, permitted and climate-controlled to the same standard as the rest of the house.
Can I build a sunroom on my existing deck?
Only if the deck was built for it, and most were not. A sunroom is far heavier than furniture and needs footings and framing sized for the load, plus a proper connection to the house. Building on an existing deck usually means reinforcing or replacing the substructure first. A builder who quotes without inspecting the framing underneath has not priced the real job.
How do I keep a sunroom cool in summer?
Glazing, orientation and shading do most of the work. Low-E glass, roof overhangs, ceiling fans and blinds make a large difference; a west-facing room with clear glass will be uncomfortable whatever you do afterwards. For a four-season room, the HVAC has to be sized for the glass area rather than the floor area, which is where undersized systems come from.
Do I need a permit for a sunroom?
Almost always. A sunroom is an addition, involving foundation, framing, electrical and often mechanical work, and the inspection sequence follows accordingly. Screened porches usually need one too. Building without it creates an unpermitted addition that surfaces at resale and can complicate an insurance claim on the structure.
How do I contact Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms?
Send an inquiry through the form on this page and it goes to Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms and to nobody else, or call (615) 736-9626 directly. It is free, it is not resold, and it is not shared with their competitors.
What does Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms do?
Four-Season Rooms, Three-Season Rooms, Screened Rooms, Patio Covers & Pergolas, Porch Conversions, Motorized & Retractable Screens. These are the services the business listed itself, not a standard list applied to every sunroom builder.
What areas does Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms cover?
Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet, Smyrna, Spring Hill, Gallatin, Lebanon. They are based in Brentwood, TN, and those are the markets they chose to work in rather than every town we list.
Is Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms licensed and insured?
Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms has not stated license or insurance details. Ask them directly before work starts, and ask to see the paperwork.
Does it cost anything to contact Mr. Enclosure Sunrooms through Nashville's Best Pros?
No. Browsing and contacting are free for homeowners, and listing is free for the business. We do not charge for introductions, take a commission, or sell your details on.