Patio Screen Enclosures in Pinecrest, FL

Pinecrest's mature oak and banyan canopy along Old Cutler Road makes for spectacular shade, but it also shelters mosquitoes and no-see-ums that can end an evening on the lanai fast. A custom aluminum-framed screen enclosure closes in your existing patio, porch or lanai so you keep the shade and the breeze without swatting anything away. Powder-coated marine-grade aluminum resists the intense inland UV and heat that bakes Pinecrest's open, sun-exposed lots, so the frame won't fade, chalk or warp for years.

Pinecrest is its own incorporated village, so permits for a permanent screen enclosure go through the Village of Pinecrest Building Department, whose architectural review pays close attention to how additions look from the street on its large, tree-lined lots. Every enclosure we design still meets Miami-Dade County's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone code, with sealed engineering and Miami-Dade NOA product approval rated for 175 mph winds. We handle the drawings, the Village review and the inspections so your project moves through without delays.

Many Pinecrest homes back up to a pool, a paddock or simply a deep, private yard — all reasons a screen room pays off fast. We build true screen rooms over existing pool decks and open patios, add a screen door for easy pass-through, and can frame a solid-roof Florida room instead where you want more climate control. Tighter mesh options add privacy from neighboring lots or keep dogs and kids contained without blocking the breeze, and every enclosure is designed free in 3D before you approve a single detail.