To avoid the builders grade crap, I recommend making sure that your screen enclosure has a high-quality screen, Pfeiffer or better, and if fastener with a warranty such as a Nylotech fastener. They use the cheapest fasteners screen metal extrusions and finish which results in a structure that doesn’t retain its integrity and appearance for very long and leads to frequent maintenance after purchase (related blog post: is your pool cage still rated for 150 mph?). On this website I frequently discuss the problem with many of the builders grade enclosures, that are common throughout Florida, often built through large home builders or pool builders who command “the cheapest”. For these screen enclosures a permit is always required whether you are building one entirely new or replacing an existing structure. They keep bugs out and off your skin, leaves out of the pool drain, and still let you get that worshipped sun. Unlike under-truss screen enclosures, these ones have a structural aluminum roof with screen mesh on top of it and project outward from the footprint of the host structure. The next type of screen enclosure we are going to talk about are screen enclosures with the screen roof, like a pool cage. > Related post: Was This Lanai Built Right Screen Enclosures With Screen Roof Most of them stay underneath a $4,000 price point but for some large openings and ones that are complicated in design or have many architectural features the price can go substantially higher. In terms of cost, they generally start at $2,000 for a small opening that is perfectly square and increase in cost from there. When it comes to the permit for these under-truss screen enclosures, in most places no permit is required although there are a few exceptions like the city of North Port in Southwest Florida. With these under truss screen enclosures, architectural elements such as buttresses columns or archers may be encountered, but for an experienced screen enclosure company these obstacles are no challenge. Any screen type from fiberglass to polyester can be used, even No See’um screen for increased bug protection.
The aluminum framing is simply fabricated to spec, to accommodate the opening size with a screen door. For the screening enclosure is there is no “roof” of the aluminum structure or concrete work that needs to be done as they are all under the roof of a house and built on the existing footprint.
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