Lanai and patio screening in Port Charlotte, FL
Your lanai is one of the most-used rooms in a Florida home. Fresh screen keeps it bug-free and comfortable.
What we screen
- Lanais attached to the house
- Screened porches
- Patio enclosures over pavers or concrete
- Screen rooms and garden enclosures
Screen options for lanais
| Screen type | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Standard 18x14 charcoal | The most common pool cage screen. Good visibility and airflow. |
| No-see-um (20x20) | Tighter weave that keeps out tiny biting insects. Slightly less airflow. |
| Heavy-duty / pet screen | Thicker, tear-resistant mesh, often used on lower panels and doors. |
| Privacy or solar screen | Blocks more sun and views. Useful on west-facing or close-neighbor sides. |
No-see-ums and evening comfort
If you sit out at dusk near water or mangroves, no-see-ums can slip through standard screen. A 20x20 no-see-um mesh makes evenings far more comfortable, especially on canal and waterfront homes.
Shade and privacy
West-facing lanais take the hottest afternoon sun. Solar or privacy screen on that side can make the space noticeably cooler and block views from neighbors.
Lanai & patio screening questions
Can I use no-see-um screen on my lanai?
Yes. It's a popular choice for waterfront homes and evening use.
Is lanai screening different from pool cage screening?
The screen types are the same, but lanais are usually smaller and lower, so jobs are often quicker.
Areas served
Lanai & patio screening for homes in Port Charlotte and nearby communities.
Other services
Torn screens letting the bugs in?
Call for an estimate on a few panels or a full rescreen.