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...
Homes backing up to a preserve, pond, or wetland area offer some of the best views in Northeast Florida’s newer communities — and they also tend to have the heaviest insect pressure. Here’s what’s different about building a screen enclosure on this...
If you live in an HOA community, your screen enclosure project needs architectural review approval in addition to your county permit. Here’s how to make that process go smoothly the first time. Know Your Community’s Specific Requirements Before You Design...
Florida homeowners often wonder if there’s an ideal season to build a screen enclosure. The honest answer: construction can happen year-round, but a few seasonal factors are worth knowing about. Construction Happens Year-Round Unlike some home improvement...
One of the most common questions homeowners ask when planning a screen enclosure is simple: how long is this actually going to take? Here’s a realistic breakdown of the timeline from first call to finished project. Step 1: Free On-Site Estimate (Same Week) Most...
Florida’s hurricane season runs June through November, and if you have a screen enclosure, it’s worth understanding how it holds up under storm conditions — and what you can do to protect your investment. How Screen Enclosures Are Engineered for Wind...
