Patio Screen Enclosures in Tequesta, FL

From the waterfront docks of Point of Tequesta to the fairways at Tequesta Country Club and Turtle Creek, an unscreened lanai here means conceding backyard evenings to mosquitoes and no-see-ums drifting off the Loxahatchee River and Intracoastal. AB Aluminum & Screens encloses your existing patio, porch or under-truss area in a custom aluminum-framed screen system, turning it into shaded, bug-free living space you'll actually use — without losing the breeze that makes riverside Tequesta evenings worth sitting outside for.

Tequesta sits where the Loxahatchee River meets the Intracoastal, close enough to the Jupiter Inlet that salt air and humidity work against ordinary hardware fast. Every enclosure we build uses powder-coated marine-grade aluminum framing designed to shrug off that exposure for years, not seasons. Palm Beach County places Tequesta in a Wind-Borne Debris Region with design winds reaching up to 175 mph near the coast, so we engineer to Miami-Dade HVHZ product standards — the strictest wind and impact rating in Florida — even though local code doesn't require it.

Many Tequesta addresses sit inside golf-course HOAs like Turtle Creek and Tequesta Country Club, where architectural review boards scrutinize any structure attached to the home. Our in-house crew has handled that process locally for 15-plus years and manages every permit submission — sealed engineering, Florida Product Approval and all — through the Village of Tequesta's building department. Want a screen door, a pet-containment panel, or the option to upgrade to a full Florida room later? We design for it upfront, with a free 3D rendering before you commit.