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Screen frame-ins

Make your existing porch your favorite room.

For porches, lanais, and patios that already have a suitable roof and structure, custom aluminum screen framing can create a more comfortable open-air gathering space.

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Screen frame-ins
Final configuration is tailored to your property and selected product.

WHAT IT BRINGS TO YOUR HOME

An existing roof. A fresh way to enjoy it.

  • Use the covered space you already have
  • Reduce insects while keeping airflow
  • Plan doors and panels around your daily routine

MAKE THE RIGHT PLAN

Details worth getting right.

A screened space does not provide the weather sealing or temperature control of an indoor room.

What we’ll review with you

  • Existing opening widths and heights
  • Condition of posts, roof, slab, and attachment surfaces
  • Door locations, walking paths, and screen preferences

Photos are a useful first step. Final measurements and site review help define a reliable installation scope.

PLANNING YOUR PROJECT

Questions about screen frame ins.

What is a screen frame-in?

A screen frame-in adds screen panels, aluminum framing and access doors to an existing suitable covered space. It uses the roof and supporting structure already at the property rather than creating a complete new roof-and-screen room.

Can an existing covered porch be screened?

An existing covered porch may be suitable. The roof, posts, slab, opening sizes and attachment surfaces need review, along with door positions and walking paths. Photos and measurements are useful starting points.

Does porch screening make an indoor room?

No. Screening can reduce insects while keeping airflow, but the space remains outdoors. It does not provide the weather sealing or temperature control of an indoor room.

BUILD A COMPLETE OUTDOOR SPACE

Explore the other possibilities.

Picture it at your home.

Tell us about your space and what you want it to do.

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