Screen Enclosures
Panoramic Enclosures Built for the Way You Live Outside
Custom aluminum pool cages and patio screening — engineered to Miami-Dade NOA standards, fabricated for a precise fit, and finished like an extension of your home, not an add-on.
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Why Enclose It
Outdoor Living, Without the Trade-Offs
Bug & Debris-Free
Enjoy your pool and patio without no-see-ums, palm debris, or falling leaves.
UV & Sun Control
Screen mesh options reduce harsh UV exposure while keeping the space bright and open.
Real Home Value
A well-built enclosure is a visible, appraised upgrade — not a temporary accessory.
Storm-Rated Structure
Engineered aluminum framing rated to Miami-Dade NOA wind-load requirements.
Finishes & Mesh
Choose Your Frame. Choose Your View.
Every enclosure starts with heavy-gauge extruded aluminum, powder-coated for coastal durability, and finished with the screen system that fits how you use the space.
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Which Mesh Fits Your Space?
| Mesh Type | Visibility | Airflow | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Screen | Good | Excellent | Everyday patios & pool decks |
| Super Screen | Moderate | Good | Homes near golf courses, wooded lots |
| Picture-Frame Clear View | Excellent | Good | Waterfront & panoramic views |
| No-See-Um Mesh | Good | Moderate | Dusk entertaining, canal-front homes |
Want sun and wind protection without a full enclosure? Our electric roll-down screens are a flexible alternative for lanais and patios, and pair naturally with a custom pergola for a complete outdoor living space.
Recent Work
Enclosures Across South & Central Florida
Common Questions
Screen Enclosure FAQ
Yes — in nearly every Florida municipality. We handle the sealed engineering drawings and full application on your behalf, so there's nothing for you to file yourself.
Most residential pool cages are fabricated and installed within 2–4 weeks of approval, depending on scope and current shop schedule.
Often, yes. If the frame structure is sound, rescreening is a cost-effective way to restore an aging enclosure. We'll assess the frame during your consultation and recommend the right path.
Every enclosure is custom-engineered to the current Florida Building Code wind-load requirements for your specific address and exposure category — not a generic, one-size rating.