🍂 Extend Your Outdoor Living Into Fall & Winter with EZE-Breeze Windows

As the temperatures drop in Wisconsin, many homeowners pack away the patio furniture and stop using their porches and screen rooms. But what if you could enjoy your favorite outdoor space well into fall — and even on those sunny winter days? With EZE-Breeze® windows, you can!

Why Upgrade to EZE-Breeze Windows?

EZE-Breeze is a versatile window system designed specifically for screen rooms, porches, and patio enclosures. Instead of a seasonal space, you get a comfortable, protected area year-round.

Here’s why homeowners love the upgrade:

Blocks Cold Breezes & Rain – Keeps your porch warmer and drier in fall and winter.
Flexible Venting – Panels slide open to let in fresh air on warmer days.
Crystal-Clear Views – Enjoy the outdoors without heavy frames or screens blocking the view.
Durable & Low-Maintenance – Built to withstand Midwest weather.

Converting Your Screen Room

If you already have a screened-in porch or patio, converting it with EZE-Breeze windows is one of the most cost-effective upgrades you can make. In just a short time, your screen room transforms into a cozy, enclosed space you’ll enjoy year-round.

Many homeowners pair this upgrade with insulated roofing or glass options, creating a sunroom-like feel without the full construction costs.

Benefits of a Fall/Winter Upgrade

🍁 Extend the Season – Don’t let cool weather push you indoors too soon.
❄️ Cozy Winter Retreat – Enjoy natural sunlight even on cold days.
🏡 Add Home Value – Enclosed spaces are a major draw for future buyers.
💡 Energy Savings – An enclosed room adds an insulating buffer against cold air.

Visit Our Showroom in Kenosha

At Affordable Screen & Patio Enclosures, we’ve been helping homeowners enjoy their outdoor spaces for over 35 years. Come see our EZE-Breeze window displays and motorized pergola in action.

📞 Call (262)455-7123 today to discuss your project and schedule a free in-home estimate and ask about our Fall Comfort Specials — book now and lock in this year’s pricing for spring 2025 projects.