Patio Screen Enclosures in Plantation, FL

Plantation sits miles inland, so your patio deals with long hours of direct sun and thick swarms of mosquitoes and no-see-ums drifting off the canals that wind through Jacaranda and Plantation Acres, not a coastal breeze. Screening in that space with a powder-coated aluminum frame keeps the bugs, pollen, and yard debris out while cutting the UV glare that makes an open patio unusable by mid-afternoon. Whether it's a bare concrete pad or an already-roofed lanai, the goal is the same: shaded, usable square footage you can actually sit in.

Most Plantation homes already have a covered patio, porch, or under-truss area, so we typically build the screen frame right off that existing roofline rather than starting from scratch — faster, and it keeps the house's lines intact. On the wide equestrian lots of Plantation Acres, homeowners often screen in a full outdoor room around the grill and dining table. Closer to Plantation Isles or Melrose Park, a tighter no-see-um mesh and a screened pet door keep dogs contained without losing the view to the yard.

Because Broward County is a High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, a permanent screen enclosure here isn't a big-box kit — it needs sealed engineering, Florida Product Approval, and a frame rated to 175 mph winds. We handle all of it: drawings, the City of Plantation permit, inspections, and the architectural-review packet that communities like Jacaranda and Fig Tree Island require. With 500+ South Florida projects and our own crew on every install, one accountable team takes you from first sketch to final sign-off.