Patio Screen Enclosures in Coral Springs, FL

Coral Springs sits well inland from the coast, which means the real enemy of outdoor living here isn't salt air — it's Broward County's relentless sun and afternoon storms. A custom screen enclosure over your lanai or patio in neighborhoods like Eagle Trace, The Cascades or Turtle Run cuts UV exposure, filters wind-blown pollen and debris, and keeps mosquitoes and no-see-ums out so you can actually use your backyard from March through October. Powder-coated aluminum framing resists the fading and pitting that raw metal takes on under year-round South Florida sun.

Because Broward County sits inside Florida's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, every permanent enclosure we build in Coral Springs carries sealed engineering plus Miami-Dade NOA or Florida Product Approval and is rated to withstand 175 mph winds. Permits run through the City of Coral Springs Building Department, and our in-house crew handles drawings, submittal and inspections for you. Many communities here — Eagle Trace and Coral Springs Country Club among them — also require HOA architectural review, so we prepare that package alongside your permit application.

Whether you're enclosing an open lanai in Turtle Run, adding a screen room off a covered patio in Ramblewood, or converting a bare concrete slab into full outdoor living space, we design each enclosure around how your family uses the backyard — pet containment, a private reading nook, or an open-air dining room protected from debris. Choose from multiple mesh densities for view clarity or bug protection, add a screen door for easy access, and finance the project with flexible plans; every job includes a free 3D design before committing.