Scope matters
Build new, rebuild, repair, or rescreen.
The right answer depends on the structure, the roof system, and how much of the enclosure is still worth keeping.
Licensed and insured
North Florida
Rough range available
Services overview
New pool cages, repairs, and rescreening.
Planning a new pool cage or screened patio? See new enclosure choices, check a rough range, or request a site quote. We also rebuild existing enclosures.
Only a few torn screen panels? Request a repair quote. For a whole side or a larger project, the rough-range tool can give you a starting point before the visit.
Choose the right starting point.
New build, existing-roof screen-in, or Elite Room
Best when you are building fresh, screening in a covered patio, or moving into a composite roof, pan roof, or rolldown setup.
Rebuild or replace
Best when the old enclosure is too worn out to keep fixing one section at a time.
Repair or rescreen
Best when the frame still has life and the job is mainly screen replacement, hardware, or targeted repair.
Main service paths
Services we handle
Pick the service that matches your project for details on what to check and how to get a quote. If you are unsure, call and describe what you have in mind. Comparing written bids? Use our screen enclosure quote checklist to see whether they cover the same work.
New screen enclosures
New pool enclosures and screened patios planned around the pool deck, doors, roof, and base. We check where the enclosure meets the house before quoting.
Screen enclosure rebuilds
When patching the old enclosure no longer makes sense, we rebuild clean with updated framing, fresh screen, and a better finished structure.
Composite / Elite Room and pan roof enclosures
Covered roof options when you want more shade, more weather coverage, and a more finished outdoor-room feel than a standard screen roof alone.
Screen enclosure repair
A few torn screen panels, hardware trouble, or another problem area may call for a targeted repair. Tell us what is damaged so we can review the job.
Pool enclosure rescreening
Full or partial rescreening for pool enclosures, patios, and lanais, with mesh choice, roof coverage, wall count, and fastener replacement all affecting the final scope.
MaestroShield™ rolldown screens
Authorized dealer installation for retractable screens that add privacy and shade without turning the opening into a fixed wall.
Glass enclosures
Want a room with glass doors or windows? We review the layout, openings, roof, and how it connects to the house before giving a firm quote. The online tool can show guide numbers.
Main markets
Prefer to start with your area first?
If you want service notes and project examples that feel closer to your area, use one of these local pages.
Jacksonville
Broad mix of repairs, rescreens, new enclosures, covered patio work, and MaestroShield™ rolldowns.
Open Jacksonville pageSt. Augustine
Older enclosures, patio screen-ins, rebuild decisions, and new backyard projects.
Open St. Augustine pageSt. Johns County
Service-area page for St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra, and nearby communities inside St. Johns County.
Open county pageFernandina Beach
New pool enclosures with city-versus-county permitting, historic-area, and beachfront review questions.
Open Fernandina Beach pageOrange Park
New pool and patio enclosures, with town-boundary and permit-office questions to settle before the build. For worn screen or frame trouble in Clay County, see our Fleming Island repair and rescreening guide.
Open Orange Park pagePonte Vedra
Covered patios, cleaner finished spaces, roof systems, and larger openings that need rolldowns.
Open Ponte Vedra pageWant a starting range before the site visit?
The rough-range tool helps with whole-side rescreening and larger repairs, rebuilds, new enclosures, existing-roof screen-ins, covered roof systems, or rolldown openings. For only a few torn panels, request a repair quote instead.
Already know the job needs a walkthrough?
If the project needs eyes on it, skip the estimate and request the site visit.
Request an on-site quote
Planning support
Base, roof-tie-in, and opening conditions still affect the quote
Even when the enclosure is the main job, these surrounding details still change how the project gets priced and built.
Base and footing conditions
Existing slab, pavers, tile, or missing footing can all change how a new enclosure or Elite Room gets planned and priced. Those conditions need to be part of the quote, not tacked on later.
Existing roof tie-ins
Some projects add screen walls, doors, and rails beneath the house's existing roof, so that covered space does not need a new enclosure roof. We check the openings, attachment points, and base before quoting.
Request an existing-roof screen-in quoteRolldown openings
MaestroShield™ openings are priced by opening size, system count, and wind exposure, not the same way as fixed screen walls.
Need a direct next step?
Start with the rough-range tool or request the site visit.
Use the rough-range tool for a starting point. Use the quote request if you are ready for us to come look at the project.