Raise the screen for an open view; lower it for shade and privacy. We install MaestroShield™ rolldowns in St. Johns, Duval, Nassau and Clay counties.
Lower the screen when you want shade or privacy, then raise it to open the view again. The opening, mounting conditions, and chosen screen determine what fits.
The right choice starts with how you want to use the opening. We can look at the existing structure and measure before recommending a setup.
Fixed screen panels stay in place. If the house already covers the patio, compare screen-ins below an existing roof or request a screen-in quote. Adding a new roof or pool cage? See new-enclosure choices. An existing cage with worn mesh may need rescreening.
A rolldown covers a suitable opening when you lower it and retracts when you want the opening clear. It may suit a covered lanai where flexible shade, privacy, and airflow matter. Opening size, mounting conditions, and wind exposure determine the system we can quote.
A rolldown system is not quoted like a fixed screen wall. Opening size, system count, and wind exposure all change the setup.
The system retracts when you want the space open and deploys when you want coverage.
Lower the screen for sun or privacy, then raise it when you prefer the opening clear.
Opening width, opening height, system count, and exposure conditions all affect the written quote after measurements.
Coverage depends on the selected controls and components. We list the applicable manufacturer terms in the quote.
We confirm the current manufacturer coverage for the exact motor selected.
We confirm the current manufacturer coverage for the exact motor selected.
This is the appeal of the system: close the opening when you need coverage, open it when you do not.
Here the screen sits below a solid patio roof. For a similar setup, we check the opening and mounting conditions before quoting it.
If you know the rough opening sizes and how many systems you want, yes. The rough-range tool is the quickest way to see where the project may start before the site visit.
Yes. Homes near the beach or in higher-wind conditions may need a different setup.
Yes. Some projects combine rolldowns with composite roof or other enclosure work depending on how the space is being used.
Send the rough opening size and what you want from the screen. We can discuss the fit and arrange an on-site quote at your North Florida home.
