Patio Screen Enclosures in West Palm Beach
From historic porches in Flamingo Park to lanais along Flagler Drive, we design and install custom aluminum-framed screen enclosures that turn West Palm Beach patios into bug-free living space — powder-coated, permit-ready, built by our own crew. Free 3D design included.
- Licensed & Insured
- Financing Available
- 15+ Years
- Free 3D Design
- Miami-Dade HVHZ Approved
How much does a patio screen enclosure cost in West Palm Beach?
Most patio screen enclosures in West Palm Beach run $3,700–$5,100 installed, or about $22/sq ft. Cost depends on the size of the patio or lanai, screen mesh type, and extras like a screen door or Florida room upgrade. We provide a free 3D design and a firm, itemized quote before work begins.
- from $22/sq ft installed
- 140–170 mph wind-borne debris
- 2–4 wks typical build
- Free 3D design
Screen Enclosure & Screen Room Builders Serving West Palm Beach, FL
Neighborhoods we serve: El Cid · Flamingo Park · Old Northwood · SoSo (South of Southern) · Ibis · Baywinds
West Palm Beach's Intracoastal breeze is a mixed blessing — gorgeous water views in El Cid and along Flagler Drive, but also salt spray and no-see-ums that ruin evening patio time without a screen. Enclosing an open porch or lanai in Flamingo Park or Old Northwood keeps bugs and blowing debris out while the view stays open. Our frames are marine-grade aluminum with a baked powder-coat finish that resists the pitting and corrosion salt air causes in wood or uncoated metal.
Head west toward Ibis or Baywinds and the enemy is sun, not salt — unscreened lanais and pool decks bake by midday and collect pollen and palm debris after every breeze. A screen enclosure over that space cuts direct UV, filters debris, and adds a shaded room you'll use all summer. Many gated communities require HOA architectural review before construction; we prepare the elevation drawings and mesh specs your board expects, so approval doesn't stall your project.
Every enclosure starts with the same choice: standard fiberglass screen for everyday bugs, a heavier no-see-um mesh for homes closer to the water, or solar and pet-resistant weaves for other needs. Add a screen door, run privacy panels along a property line, or frame it to convert into a Florida room later. Palm Beach County requires a permit and sealed engineering for any permanent structure; we build to Miami-Dade HVHZ standards and pull the paperwork ourselves.
Most West Palm Beach screen enclosure projects run $3,700–$5,100 installed, from about $22/sq ft — final pricing depends on the size of the space, mesh type, and whether you add a screen door or upgrade to a Florida room.
Permits & engineering
A screen enclosure is a permanent structure in Florida, so it needs a building permit, sealed engineering, and Florida Product Approval. City-limit projects permit through West Palm Beach's Building Division; unincorporated addresses go through Palm Beach County PZB. The county is a Wind-Borne Debris Region (165–175 mph coastal), not blanket HVHZ — we still build to Miami-Dade's stricter standard.
Licensed, insured, and building custom enclosures across South Florida for 15+ years with 500+ completed projects, from Intracoastal porches to western lanais.
Screen Room Styles We Build
We design each screen room to your home and how you want to use the space:
- Lanai — roofed, partially enclosed outdoor room; the most common South Florida configuration.
- Wrap-around — runs along multiple sides of the home for larger covered footprints.
- Attached porch enclosure — encloses an existing porch with screen panels and a structural aluminum frame.
- Pool-side screen room — connects your living space to the pool deck while keeping insects out.
Screen Mesh Options
The right mesh depends on where you live and how you use the space:
- Standard 18×14 fiberglass — the all-purpose choice for most South Florida patios.
- No-see-um mesh — tighter weave for canal-front and coastal areas with sandflies.
- Pet-resistant mesh — stands up to claws and lean-against pressure.
- Privacy / solar mesh — reduces visibility and heat on exposed patios.
Recent Projects from Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach
Browse recent patio screen enclosures across West Palm Beach — porch conversions on Flamingo Park bungalows, no-see-um mesh over Intracoastal-facing lanais in El Cid, and pool-deck screen rooms in western communities like Ibis and Baywinds. Each project shows the frame colors, mesh types, and door placements we build, so you can picture the right enclosure for your patio before your free 3D design.
Why South Florida Homeowners Choose Us
One licensed local team handling design, permits and installation — built to last in the South Florida climate.
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Licensed & Insured
A fully licensed, insured Florida contractor — your project and property are protected end to end.
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Built to Miami-Dade HVHZ Code
Engineered and permitted for South Florida hurricane-force winds and the Florida Building Code.
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In-House Crew
No subcontractors. The same team designs, engineers and installs every project.
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Free 3D Design
See a realistic 3D rendering and a clear quote before anything is built — at no cost.
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15+ Years of Experience
Hundreds of pergolas, enclosures and screen rooms installed across the tri-county area.
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Financing Available
Build now and pay over time with flexible monthly plans through Synchrony Bank.
Our 3-Step Process: Consultation, 3D Design, Installation
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Free Consultation
We visit your property, take measurements and learn how you want to use the space.
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Custom 3D Design
You see a realistic 3D rendering and a clear quote before anything is built.
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Permits & Installation
We pull the permits and our licensed crew installs to Florida Building Code.
Financing for your outdoor living project through Synchrony Bank
Build now and pay over time with flexible monthly payments and no upfront cost. Fast approval through our trusted partner, Synchrony Bank.
Learn about financingWhat our clients say about our work!
From the 3D design to the final install, the team was professional and on time. Our aluminum pergola completely transformed the backyard.
They handled the permits and HOA approval for us. The louvered roof is built like a tank and looks incredible.
Our pool screen enclosure is exactly what we wanted — no more bugs and easy to maintain. Highly recommend AB Aluminum.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit for a screen enclosure in West Palm Beach?
Yes. A permanent screen enclosure needs a building permit, sealed engineering, and Florida Product Approval. City-limit homes permit through West Palm Beach's Building Division; unincorporated properties go through Palm Beach County PZB. We prepare the drawings and pull the permit for you.
Are West Palm Beach screen enclosures built to hurricane code?
Palm Beach County is a Wind-Borne Debris Region — design winds near 165–175 mph on the coast, not blanket HVHZ like Miami-Dade. We build every frame to Miami-Dade's HVHZ standard anyway, the strictest in Florida, so your enclosure exceeds what local code requires.
Can you screen in my existing covered patio or lanai?
Yes — most West Palm Beach projects start with a patio, lanai, or under-truss area you already have, from a covered porch in SoSo to a pool lanai out west. We frame the opening in aluminum, fit the screen, and add a door.
What screen mesh options do you offer?
Standard fiberglass mesh handles everyday mosquitoes for most patios. Closer to the Intracoastal or a canal, we often recommend a heavier no-see-um mesh, since those biting gnats slip through standard screen. Solar mesh and pet-resistant weaves are also available.
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- Licensed & Insured
- 15+ Years
- 500+ Projects
- Google Reviews
No obligation · Free 3D design · Financing via Synchrony Bank