Framing color is one of the more overlooked decisions in a screen enclosure project — but it has a real effect on how the finished structure looks against your home. Common Framing Color Options White is the most common choice and works well with a wide range of home...
Catching a developing problem early is almost always cheaper and easier than waiting until it becomes a bigger issue. Here are the warning signs worth calling a professional about. A Door That Doesn’t Close or Latch Properly If your enclosure door has started...
Regular cleaning keeps your screen enclosure looking good and actually extends its functional lifespan. Here’s how to do it correctly. Screen Panels A simple garden hose rinse, done periodically, removes pollen, salt air residue, and general grime buildup. For...
Landlords and rental property owners in Florida often ask whether a screen enclosure is a worthwhile investment on a property they don’t personally live in. Here’s how to think about it. The Case For It Higher rent potential. A screened pool or patio is a...
Screen enclosures intersect with homeowners insurance in a few important ways that are worth understanding before and after your project. Permits Matter for Coverage Insurance companies generally expect structural additions like screen enclosures to be properly...
