Screen Enclosures — Brevard County, FL
Screened Front Entryways & Foyers in Brevard County
Add comfort and protection to your home’s entrance with a custom screened front entryway. Sunny Screen & Patio creates attractive, professionally installed enclosures that help keep insects and debris out while allowing fresh Florida air in.
Why a Screen Enclosure?
More Space. More Comfort. More of Florida.
A properly built screen enclosure transforms an exposed patio or pool area into a protected, usable outdoor room you can enjoy every month of the year.
Insect & Debris Protection
Keep mosquitoes, no-see-ums, and Florida insects out of your outdoor living area. A quality screen enclosure also keeps leaves, dirt, and airborne debris off your pool and patio — less cleaning, more enjoyment.
Year-Round Outdoor Comfort
Florida's weather is an asset — when you're protected. A screen enclosure lets cool breezes through while filtering intense sun, making your lanai or pool area genuinely comfortable from January through December.
Extended Usable Living Space
A screened outdoor room functions as a true extension of your home. Use it for dining, entertaining, relaxing, or playing — all without surrendering the open-air feel of being outside.
Increased Home Value
Screened enclosures are a sought-after feature in the Brevard County real estate market. A well-built enclosure can add appeal and value when it's time to sell.
Pool & Patio Protection
Enclosing your pool area keeps the water cleaner, reduces chemical use, and minimizes algae growth. Your pool deck stays cleaner longer — saving time and money on maintenance.
Custom Design for Your Home
Every enclosure is designed to suit your home's architecture, lot layout, and lifestyle needs. We work with you on frame style, screen type, door placement, and finishing details.
Front Foyer Options for Every Brevard County Home
Whether you're starting from scratch or enclosing an existing patio, we build screen enclosures designed for Florida conditions — using aluminum framing and quality screening materials suited to our coastal climate.
- Custom Screened Front Entryways
- Single & Double Screen Doors
- No-See-Um & Pet-Resistant Screening
- White, Bronze & Black Aluminum Frames
- Custom Sizing for Your Home’s Entry
- Secure, Self-Closing Door Options
- Coastal-Ready Materials for Brevard County Homes
- Repairs, Rescreens & Upgrades for Existing Foyers
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Screen Enclosures
Have questions before requesting an estimate? We've answered the ones we hear most often below. Don't see yours? Call us — we're happy to help.
How long does a screen enclosure project take?
Most residential screen enclosure projects are completed within one to three days of installation. Total timeline from estimate to finished project depends on permitting in your municipality — typically two to four weeks from signed proposal to start date. We keep you informed throughout the process.Do I need a permit for a screen enclosure in Brevard County?
In most cases, yes. Screen enclosures and structural additions in Brevard County typically require a building permit. We handle the permit application process on your behalf and make sure your project meets all local code requirements.What factors affect the cost of a screen enclosure?
The main cost factors are the size of the area being enclosed, the frame style and material grade selected, the type of screen material chosen, the number of doors, and any site-specific conditions such as uneven ground or existing structure modifications. Your free estimate will include a clear, itemized breakdown.What screen materials do you recommend for Florida?
For most Brevard County homeowners we recommend standard 18x14 fiberglass screen or heavy-duty 18x16 no-see-um mesh for pools and patios near water. Pet-resistant screen is a popular upgrade for households with dogs or cats. Solar screen is available for areas where you want additional shade and UV protection. We'll walk you through the options during your consultation.How long will my screen enclosure last?
A properly installed aluminum-framed screen enclosure can last 20 years or more with normal maintenance. The aluminum framing itself is highly durable. Screen panels typically last 7–15 years depending on exposure, screen material, and weather events. Rescreening is a routine, cost-effective service when panels age or sustain damage.
