Become a Sunspace Sunrooms Dealer
Because Sunspace and WeatherMaster™ products are of the highest quality, we only allow the highest quality people to represent our company. To become an Authorized Dealer you must be an established business person in the home improvement industry. You will be under intense scrutiny as we check into your professional references, business and credit history.
If you are approved, you will be expected to take advantage all of our product knowledge and training opportunities.
Send us an email to start the process
Advantages
Key Benefits of Becoming a Sunspace Dealer
Access to High-Quality Products
Gain exclusive access to Sunspace’s premium, durable, and innovative products, ensuring top-notch solutions for your clients
Comprehensive Training and Support
Benefit from extensive training and ongoing support to enhance your product knowledge, sales techniques, and operational efficiency.
Exclusive Market Opportunities
Represent a respected brand within a protected territory, allowing you to stand out in the competitive home improvement market and attract loyal customers.
What Our Clients Say
Hear from Our Satisfied Customers and Their Transformative Experiences
The weather master vertical window is just so simple and easy to use. I saw this for several years at shows, then finally bought them. Now I can sit on the porch at the cottage 9 months of the year. if its hot, I easily open them from top to bottom, or , bottom to top. I can control the breeze or driving rain in seconds. They pop out for cleaning, the grand kids can't break them. Just to much to say that is all positive. Thanks Sunspace and your very helpful staff.
We are Steadfast Construction, the Northern VA dealer for Sunspace WeatherMaster™. After using a similar, but more problematic "flex-filament" window company for two years, it has been our good fortune to work with Sunspace and their quality products. They made us a number of assurances, and have delivered on all fronts.
Steadfast ConstructionReliable. Prompt. Communicative.
I honestly couldn't find the slightest fault with these fellas if I tried. This is their 3rd day in a row onsite.
They arrive (from over an hour's drive away) by 8:00am each day and have worked solidly Day 1 & 2 until 5pm. Day 3, because rain is expected the next day, they are ensuring they are at a point where there won't be any issues due to rain, so they are still here, and it's past 6:00pm.
Irene Whitten