Porch Screen Installation and Repair, FL

A lanai enclosure is a screened outdoor living area built under an existing roof and connected directly to the home — standard in Florida houses. A patio or porch enclosure screens a slab or entry space that may sit away from the house; a lanai stays roofed and flows from your interior rooms.

A standard patio screen enclosure in Florida typically runs $6,000 to $15,000 installed. Final pricing depends on size, materials, and features — Clear View panels or integrated lighting can raise the total. Financing up to $100,000 with up to 6 payment plans is available, and every project starts with a free on-site estimate.

Yes, most front and back porches in Sarasota can be enclosed with screens by our licensed team (CGC 1535725), following Florida building code. Porch screen enclosures add bug protection, privacy, and curb appeal, with custom layouts matched to your home's design. Request a free on-site estimate to confirm what your porch structure supports.

A lanai screen enclosure keeps out mosquitoes and no-see-ums, lets natural light through, improves airflow, and raises curb appeal and resale value. Florida-tested materials handle harsh sun, rain, and wind with minimal upkeep, so the space stays usable year-round. Every installation is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee and starts with a free estimate.

Yes, most Florida counties require a permit for a screened-in patio or porch enclosure. As a licensed contractor (CGC 1535725), we handle the permitting paperwork and build to Florida code and HOA guidelines across West Coast Florida, from Spring Hill to Naples. Your free estimate includes a clear plan for permits and timeline.

Aluminum framing with UV-resistant fiberglass or polyester screen mesh is the standard choice for durable porch and lanai enclosures in Florida's climate. Aluminum resists rust and storms with low maintenance, while tightly woven mesh keeps out mosquitoes and no-see-ums. We confirm the right frame and mesh during your free on-site estimate.

A typical porch or lanai screen enclosure installation takes 1 to 2 weeks from start to finish. Size, custom design details, permitting, and weather can shift that window, so we give you a step-by-step timeline with your free estimate — and we respond to estimate requests within 24 hours.

Yes, an existing patio or covered porch can be converted into a screened lanai enclosure, usually without major structural changes. Our Sarasota before-and-after projects show open and covered patios finished with custom Clear View screen systems for bug-free, year-round use. Request a free on-site estimate to see options for your patio.

Repair a single torn panel; rescreen when several panels are worn, loose, or brittle — porch rescreening starts at $1.50 per square foot on a sound frame. Standard fiberglass mesh carries a 5-year warranty, polyester Super Screen up to 12 years, so a full rescreen often outlasts patch-by-patch fixes. A free estimate confirms which your porch needs.

Porch and lanai rescreening in Sarasota starts at $1.50 per square foot — the same published rate as our pool cage rescreening. The final number depends on panel count and the mesh you choose, from standard fiberglass to 12-year Super Screen polyester. Every quote is written on-site after we measure, free of charge.

Many Florida communities do review screened porches, and we build to Florida code and HOA guidelines on every project. Most boards want to see colors, materials, and dimensions — your free estimate documents all three: powder-coated aluminum in white, bronze, or black, with exact measurements for your application.