Lanai and patio screening in Spring Hill, FL
A screened lanai is where a lot of Florida living happens: morning coffee, evening dinners, and a place to sit out of the rain. Good screen keeps it comfortable.
Spaces we screen
- Lanais under the main roof
- Screened porches and Florida rooms
- Patio enclosures on pavers or slabs
- Garage screen doors and sliders
Choosing mesh for a lanai
| Screen | Good for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Standard 18x14 | Most pool cages; clear views and good airflow | Tiny insects can get through |
| No-see-um 20x20 | Evenings outdoors near water and wetlands | Slightly less airflow |
| Pet-resistant | Lower panels and doors where dogs and cats push | Thicker look, higher cost |
| Solar / privacy | West-facing walls and close neighbors | Darker, reduces the view |
Bugs at dusk
Homes near the Weeki Wachee River, retention ponds, or wooded preserves often deal with no-see-ums at sunset. A 20x20 mesh is the most common fix when standard screen isn't keeping them out.
Shade on hot afternoons
Solar screen on west-facing walls blocks much of the afternoon glare and heat while still letting air move. It's a popular upgrade for lanais used in the late afternoon.
Lanai & patio screening questions
Can I mix screen types on my lanai?
Yes. Many owners use solar screen on the sunny side and standard screen elsewhere.
Do you screen garage openings?
Garage screen doors and screened garage openings are a common request.
Areas served
Lanai & patio screening for homes in Spring Hill and nearby communities.
Other services
Ready to enjoy a bug-free pool again?
Call for a free estimate on rescreening, repairs, or a new enclosure.
Call (352) 723-5147