TEMO is one of the leading companies in the sunroom industry. They have specialized in designing and building sunrooms for more than 30 years. TEMO has not rested on its laurels, but instead continually works not only on new designs, but on improving their materials - the high-grade vinyls, the most energy efficient windows, and the installation procedures, to make their sunrooms second to none.



TEMO was founded by Giovanni Vitale, who emigrated to America from Italy in 1967 at the age of 22. Vitale was driven by the need to succeed, and soon started a business providing aluminum skirting for homes. He quickly expanded his business to provide sunrooms, and the sunroom portion grew so rapidly that in 1981 TEMO (whose initials stand for Trust, Enthusiasm, Motivation and Opportunity) devoted itself entirely to the sunroom market.

TEMO's headquarters are located in Clinton Township, Michigan. In addition to their retail showroom, TEMO's headquarters includes their engineering department, their manufacturing site, warehouse and shipping facilities, as well as their corporate offices consisting of their customer service and in-house marketing department. Because everything is located close together, quality control is easy to maintain.

TEMO may be headquartered in Michigan, but they have dealers around the country, so you'll know that wherever you live, there'll be someone to help you choose the best sunroom for your needs.

TEMO's engineering department designs exclusive product line, so that they can continuously bringing their customers the finest in state-of-the-art structures, styles, and features. It was TEMO engineers that innovated the first thermally insulated roof and wall systems for sunrooms, for example. TEMO intends to maintain their lead in the sunroom industry, and their engineering department has a great deal to do with that. One of their main interests is to make sure that their sunrooms will always remain maintenance free.

Because TEMO's sunrooms are built so well - they can withstand snow loads and all kinds of weather conditions such as hurricanes, which is very important if you live in those areas noted for wind storms or other heavy weather.

TEMO offers 6 sunroom designs to choose from. Each of these designs then has many options available to customize them to meet the desires and budget of the individual homeowner.

These designs consist of the Studio, which features the customary flat roof, the Cathedral, which has a vaulted roof, the California, which has a split-level roof, the Solarium - in which you can get really warm, the Conservatory which is a small room with an ornate Victorian or Edwardian style of architecture, and the new Signature Collection, in which the sunroom is integrated right into the home itself.