Screen Enclosure Installation in South Florida

A new screen enclosure typically costs between and depending on size, height, roof style, mesh type, and permit requirements. A standard 12x20 patio enclosure starts around varies depending on project scope. Larger pool cages with mansard or hip roofs run higher. We provide free written estimates so you know the exact cost before any work begins.

Yes. Florida building code requires permits for new screen enclosure construction. The permit process includes engineering plans, wind load calculations, and a final inspection. We handle the full permit process for you, including drawings and code compliance.

Most standard screen enclosure installations take 1-3 days once permits are approved. Permit approval typically takes 1-3 weeks depending on the county. Larger or more complex enclosures with custom roof lines may take 3-5 days of on-site work.

A rescreen replaces only the mesh on an existing aluminum frame. A new enclosure builds the entire structure from scratch — new aluminum framing, roof, screen panels, and fasteners. If your current frame is structurally sound, a rescreen is more cost-effective. If the frame is bent, corroded, or undersized, a new build is the better long-term investment.

In South Florida, a quality screen enclosure typically adds usable living space and can increase property value. Pool enclosures also reduce maintenance costs by keeping debris out of the pool. Many homeowners find the enclosure pays for itself through reduced pool cleaning, lower bug exposure, and added outdoor living space.