Why homeowners choose screened patio enclosures
- Use your patio at duskEvenings are when South Texas mosquitoes are worst and when the heat finally breaks. An enclosure lets you enjoy both.
- Protect furniture and cushionsLess blown-in dirt, leaves and pollen means less cleaning and longer-lasting outdoor furniture.
- Built around what you haveEnclosures are framed to fit an existing cover, porch or slab, with screen doors where you need them.
- Room to add on laterAdd motorized shades, ceiling fans or lighting to the same structure when you're ready.
Good fit for
- Covered back patios off the kitchen or living room
- Front porches that face a busy street
- Second-story balconies and decks
- Patios next to a pool or garden beds
What affects the price
Every project is quoted after a free in-home measurement. These are the biggest factors:
- Linear footage of the open sides
- Number and style of screen doors
- Screen mesh type (standard, pet-resistant, solar)
- Kick-plate height and frame color
Your written quote itemizes each one, so you can see where the money goes and adjust options.
Where we install screened patio enclosures
Questions
Screened Patio Enclosures FAQ
Do I need an existing patio cover?
Most enclosures attach to an existing roof or cover. If you don't have one, we can quote a cover and enclosure together as one project.
Will an enclosure block my view?
Standard insect mesh is designed to be easy to see through. From a few feet away most people stop noticing it.
Can my dog go through the screen?
Pet-resistant mesh and a pet door are common add-ons. Mention pets in your quote request and we'll include options.
Often paired with
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