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.
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.
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