Screen Rooms

The Simplest Way to Enjoy Your Backyard

Screen rooms give you the outdoor experience without the annoyances. No mosquitoes, no flies, no leaves blowing onto your patio furniture. You can sit outside in the evening without getting eaten alive, and you don't have to sweep your patio every time the wind kicks up. It's the most affordable way to make your outdoor space actually usable.

Here in Daytona Beach, bugs are a year-round issue, not just a summer problem. A screen room means you can enjoy your backyard any evening without dousing yourself in repellent. You also get shade from the Florida sun while still feeling the breeze and hearing the sounds of your neighborhood. It's as close as you can get to being outside while staying protected from the elements.

What Makes a Good Screen Room

A quality screen room starts with a sturdy aluminum frame that can handle Florida weather. We use materials rated for coastal areas, which means they resist corrosion from salt air and stand up to wind and rain. The screening itself needs to be tough enough to last for years without tearing or sagging, and we install it tight so you don't get gaps where bugs can sneak in.

Key features of a well-built screen room:

• Heavy-duty aluminum frame designed for wind resistance
• High-quality fiberglass or aluminum screening that lasts
• Proper anchoring to your home and foundation
• Screen door with smooth operation and tight seal
• Optional ceiling for additional protection from sun and rain

Installation Process

Screen room installation is straightforward compared to building a full sunroom. We typically work with your existing patio slab, so there's no need for major foundation work. We attach the frame to your house and anchor it to the concrete, then install the screening and doors. Most projects take one to two weeks from start to finish, including permits and inspections.

You can choose from different roof options depending on your needs. A solid insulated roof provides the most protection from sun and rain, keeping your space cooler and drier. Some homeowners prefer a screen roof for maximum airflow, though you'll get some rain coming through during storms. We help you decide based on how you plan to use the space and what your budget allows.

Cost and Value

Screen rooms are the most budget-friendly option for covering your patio. You get immediate use of your outdoor space without spending what a fully enclosed patio or climate-controlled addition would cost. Most homeowners see screen rooms as an investment in their quality of life rather than just a home improvement project.

The value comes from using space you already have. Instead of avoiding your patio because of bugs and weather, you'll actually spend time there. Many families end up using their screen room as a second living area where they eat meals, entertain guests, or just relax in the evening. You're not adding square footage to your home, but you're definitely adding usable space that makes your daily life better.

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