Patio Screen Enclosures in Boca Raton, FL
Turn your Boca Raton patio, lanai, or porch into bug-free, shaded living space with a custom aluminum screen enclosure engineered for Palm Beach County's wind code — from Intracoastal estates to inland golf communities. Licensed, insured, free 3D design.
- Licensed & Insured
- Financing Available
- 15+ Years
- Free 3D Design
- Miami-Dade HVHZ Approved
How much does a patio screen enclosure cost in Boca Raton?
In Boca Raton, a custom patio screen enclosure typically runs $3,700–$5,100 installed, or roughly $22/sq ft. Price depends on square footage, whether we're enclosing an existing covered patio or building new, and your mesh — standard, no-see-um, or pet-screen. Every quote includes sealed engineering, permitting, and a free 3D design.
- from $22/sq ft installed
- 140–170 mph wind-borne debris
- 2–4 wks typical build
- Free 3D design
Custom Patio Screen Enclosures Built for Boca Raton, FL
Neighborhoods we serve: Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club · Boca West · Golden Triangle · St. Andrews Country Club · Boca Bridges
Along the Intracoastal in Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, salt-laden air corrodes standard screen frames and hardware within a few seasons — we build every enclosure from marine-grade aluminum with an architectural powder coat that shrugs off corrosion for decades. Inland in communities like Boca West, the challenge shifts to relentless UV and strict HOA architectural review; the same screen room cuts glare and deck heat while its powder-coated finish and mosquito-proof mesh clear board approval and keep pollen, yard debris, and no-see-ums off your evening patio.
Enclosing an existing lanai or patio with a permanent aluminum-and-screen structure still requires a building permit, sealed engineering, and Florida Product Approval — Palm Beach County sits in a Wind-Borne Debris Region with design winds running roughly 165 to 175 mph near the coast. Homes inside city limits permit through the City of Boca Raton Building Division; unincorporated addresses file with County PZB. We build every enclosure to Miami-Dade HVHZ product standards — the strictest wind code in Florida — and pull the permit for you, start to finish.
From the open patios and covered porches of older Golden Triangle bungalows to new-build lanais west of the turnpike, we screen in whatever you already have — porch, patio, or under-truss area — rather than building new. Choose standard mesh for airflow, no-see-um weave for the tightest bug barrier, or pet-screen for dogs and cats, add a screen door or privacy panel, and upgrade later to a glass-enclosed Florida room. Our in-house crew installs every project, with financing available and a free 3D design to start.
Most Boca Raton patio screen enclosures run $3,700–$5,100 installed, or around $22/sq ft, depending on size, whether you're screening an existing covered area or building a new frame, and your mesh choice. Your free 3D design includes an exact, itemized quote.
Permits & engineering
A permanent aluminum screen enclosure over an existing patio, lanai, or porch requires a building permit, sealed engineering, and Florida Product Approval before installation. Homes inside city limits permit through the City of Boca Raton Building Division; unincorporated Palm Beach County addresses file with the County's Planning, Zoning & Building Department (PZB). Palm Beach County is a Wind-Borne Debris Region — not a blanket High-Velocity Hurricane Zone — with design winds near 165 to 175 mph on the coast; we build every enclosure to Miami-Dade HVHZ product standards, Florida's strictest, and handle the entire permit process for you.
Licensed and insured with 15-plus years and 500-plus South Florida installs, we've screened in patios and lanais across Palm Beach County — from Intracoastal properties in Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club to inland communities like Boca West — and know exactly what the City of Boca Raton and County PZB expect on a permit set.
Screen Room Styles We Build
We design each screen room to your home and how you want to use the space:
- Lanai — roofed, partially enclosed outdoor room; the most common South Florida configuration.
- Wrap-around — runs along multiple sides of the home for larger covered footprints.
- Attached porch enclosure — encloses an existing porch with screen panels and a structural aluminum frame.
- Pool-side screen room — connects your living space to the pool deck while keeping insects out.
Screen Mesh Options
The right mesh depends on where you live and how you use the space:
- Standard 18×14 fiberglass — the all-purpose choice for most South Florida patios.
- No-see-um mesh — tighter weave for canal-front and coastal areas with sandflies.
- Pet-resistant mesh — stands up to claws and lean-against pressure.
- Privacy / solar mesh — reduces visibility and heat on exposed patios.
Recent Projects from Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach
Browse recent patio screen enclosures and screen rooms from around Boca Raton — Intracoastal lanais in Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, inland patios in Boca West, and porch conversions on older Golden Triangle homes. Every project was engineered, permitted, and installed by our in-house crew in powder-coated marine-grade aluminum.
Why South Florida Homeowners Choose Us
One licensed local team handling design, permits and installation — built to last in the South Florida climate.
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Licensed & Insured
A fully licensed, insured Florida contractor — your project and property are protected end to end.
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Built to Miami-Dade HVHZ Code
Engineered and permitted for South Florida hurricane-force winds and the Florida Building Code.
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In-House Crew
No subcontractors. The same team designs, engineers and installs every project.
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Free 3D Design
See a realistic 3D rendering and a clear quote before anything is built — at no cost.
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15+ Years of Experience
Hundreds of pergolas, enclosures and screen rooms installed across the tri-county area.
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Financing Available
Build now and pay over time with flexible monthly plans through Synchrony Bank.
Our 3-Step Process: Consultation, 3D Design, Installation
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Free Consultation
We visit your property, take measurements and learn how you want to use the space.
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Custom 3D Design
You see a realistic 3D rendering and a clear quote before anything is built.
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Permits & Installation
We pull the permits and our licensed crew installs to Florida Building Code.
Financing for your outdoor living project through Synchrony Bank
Build now and pay over time with flexible monthly payments and no upfront cost. Fast approval through our trusted partner, Synchrony Bank.
Learn about financingWhat our clients say about our work!
From the 3D design to the final install, the team was professional and on time. Our aluminum pergola completely transformed the backyard.
They handled the permits and HOA approval for us. The louvered roof is built like a tank and looks incredible.
Our pool screen enclosure is exactly what we wanted — no more bugs and easy to maintain. Highly recommend AB Aluminum.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit for a patio screen enclosure in Boca Raton?
Yes. A permanent aluminum screen enclosure requires a building permit with sealed engineering and Florida Product Approval. Homes inside city limits permit through the City of Boca Raton Building Division; unincorporated Palm Beach County addresses go through County PZB. We prepare the drawings and pull the permit for you.
How does a patio screen enclosure hold up in a Boca Raton hurricane?
Palm Beach County sits in a Wind-Borne Debris Region, with design winds near 165 to 175 mph along the coast, and every AB enclosure is engineered to Miami-Dade HVHZ product standards — Florida's strictest wind code — so it comfortably exceeds what's required here. Frames are marine-grade aluminum, built to stay put through South Florida storms.
What screen mesh options do you offer?
Standard 18x14 fiberglass mesh balances airflow and shade for most patios. No-see-um mesh blocks the tiny biting insects common near canals and preserve lots, and pet-screen is a heavier weave for homes with dogs or cats. We'll help you choose during your free 3D design.
Can you screen in my existing covered patio or lanai?
In most cases, yes — screening under an existing roofline or covered patio is the most common and cost-effective option, and it's what we default to unless you want a new structure. If you later want more weather protection, the same frame can often be upgraded to a glass-enclosed Florida room.
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