Turning an open patio into a bug-free room is structural work, not screen work. We design, permit and build custom aluminum enclosures across Orlando and Central Florida.
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A new enclosure is engineered to a wind load and inspected before you use it. We produce the drawings, pull the permit and do the build, so one company is answerable for the result.
Every new enclosure needs engineered drawings and a county or city permit. We produce the drawings, submit them, and carry the job through inspection so nothing stalls on paperwork.
Get a QuoteFull pool enclosures on new or existing decks. Footings, uprights, beams and roof, built in structural aluminum sized to the span rather than to whatever is on the truck.
Get a QuoteScreening in an existing covered patio is the cheaper way into a bug-free room. We frame between the existing posts and tie into the fascia or the slab.
Get a QuoteWhen an enclosure is past repair, a rebuild often goes through insurance. We document the damage, quote the replacement, and speak to the adjuster directly if that helps.
Get a QuoteAlready have an enclosure? See pool enclosure rescreens and aluminum frame repair. We also handle pool cage restoration and pet doors. Serving Orlando, Oviedo, Winter Park, Lake Mary and more.
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Takes 60 seconds. Tell us what's going on and where you're located. We respond the same day during business hours.
We show up on time and give you an honest assessment and upfront price. No surprises, no pressure.
Our crew handles everything cleanly and efficiently. We back all work with a satisfaction guarantee.
Yes. New enclosures are structural work and every Central Florida jurisdiction permits them, unlike a straight rescreen. We handle the submission and the inspections as part of the job.
Permitting is usually the long pole — two to six weeks depending on the county. The build itself is typically three to seven days once we are on site with an approved permit.
Usually yes, if the slab is thick enough and sound. We check it before quoting. If the slab will not take anchors we will tell you before you have spent anything.
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