Patio Screen Enclosures in Fort Lauderdale

Along the Intracoastal in Las Olas Isles, Rio Vista and Harbor Beach, salt air corrodes ordinary screen frames within a few seasons. We build every enclosure from powder-coated marine-grade aluminum designed to resist that corrosion, so your screened lanai stays rust-free through Fort Lauderdale's humid summers and storm seasons. Whether you're enclosing a waterfront pool deck or a covered porch off the canal, the frame is engineered to the same HVHZ standard as the rest of your home.

Inland in neighborhoods like Coral Ridge and Victoria Park, the challenge shifts from salt to sun — relentless UV and afternoon heat that can make an open patio unusable by midday. A custom screen enclosure cuts glare and heat gain while keeping mosquitoes and no-see-ums out, turning that space into a shaded room you actually use. Many Fort Lauderdale HOAs require architectural review for exterior additions; our free 3D design renders the finished enclosure for board approval before permitting even starts.

Every enclosure is engineered to Broward's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone code — 175 mph wind rating, sealed engineering, and Miami-Dade NOA or Florida Product Approval on every component. We handle permitting through the City of Fort Lauderdale or Broward County directly, so you're not chasing paperwork. Enclose an existing covered patio or lanai as a straightforward screen room, or build out a full Florida room with a solid roof later — our in-house crew installs it right the first time, at $22/sq ft.