Built for Coastal Winds

Custom Screened in Patios

Turn your patio into a bug-free, weather-protected retreat you'll actually use year-round. Our heavy-gauge aluminum enclosures are engineered for coastal South Carolina and Georgia climates, blocking sun, rain, and pests without blocking your view. We also specialize in pool enclosures and screen porch enclosures.

A black screened enclosure featuring green siding and a spacious interior in South Carolina. A newly installed concrete patio in front of a house with green siding in South Carolina. Before After
20+ Years Lifespan of our enclosures.
Adds Value Enclosures increase home values.
Bug Barrier Blocks biting gnats and coastal mosquitoes.
Fast Service Transform your patio in a week.
Built to outlast coastal weather.

High-Performance Outdoor Living Upgrades

Discover why heavy-duty aluminum is the best material for outdoor enclosures. Our custom-designed screen rooms turn your exposed porch or patio into a secure, weather-resistant sanctuary. Looking for other outdoor solutions? Explore our patio concrete coating services.

Architectural bronze aluminum frame finish

1. Wind-Load Certification

Basic screen enclosures collapse during severe coastal storms because they lack proper engineering. Every system we build is independently tested and certified to withstand hurricane-force winds, fully compliant with South Carolina and Georgia building codes.

High-performance screen mesh installation

2. Premium Screen Material

Ordinary fiberglass screens sag and tear within two years under intense UV rays and high winds. Our custom screen rooms utilize heavy-duty polyester mesh that stays drum-tight, resisting pet claws, wind pressure, and flying debris for decades.

Wind-load certified patio connection

3. Corrosion-Resistant Frame

Standard steel and wood frames deteriorate rapidly in humid coastal salt air, causing structural rot, rust stains, and costly repairs. We build every enclosure using premium powder-coated aluminum that resists oxidation and maintains structural integrity.

Flawless execution from ground up

Our Custom Enclosure Installation Process

From permit to final walkthrough, we handle everything. Here's exactly what happens from the day you approve your quote to the day you start using your new outdoor space. Most projects move from signed contract to completed installation in 3 to 4 weeks, with only 2 to 3 days of active on-site work. Learn more about our company and our commitment to quality.

01

Design & Permit Planning

We measure your existing patio, design the enclosure to match your home's architecture, and submit all engineering plans and permit applications to your local building department. You don't lift a finger.

02

Structural Base Anchoring

We anchor heavy-duty aluminum base channels directly into your concrete slab or patio foundation using structural masonry fasteners. If your existing surface needs reinforcement, we'll identify that during the site visit and provide options.

03

Aluminum Frame Assembly

Our crew assembles the heavy-duty aluminum frame on-site, installing vertical posts, overhead beams, and integrated rain gutters. Every joint is precision-fitted for maximum wind resistance.

04

Screen Mesh Installation

Using specialized tensioning tools, we stretch your chosen screen mesh tight across each panel and lock it securely into the frame channels. The result is a drum-tight, wrinkle-free finish.

05

Door & Hardware Tuning

We install your custom screen door with a hydraulic self-closer, mount secure latches, and walk you through the finished space. Once we've completed our final inspection, your patio is ready to use immediately, no curing, no waiting.

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Why Choose Our Custom Aluminum Enclosures?

See how our custom aluminum patio enclosures compare to traditional wood framing and temporary shade solutions. We also offer custom screened enclosures for various applications.

Feature/Metric Custom Aluminum Screen Rooms Treated Wood Framing Temporary Shade Sails
Wind-Load Rating Hurricane-force certified (SC & GA code compliant) Prone to warping and structural loosening Highly vulnerable; must be removed before storms
Insect Protection 100% sealed bug-free barrier Wood shrinks over time, creating gaps Zero protection against mosquitoes and gnats
Debris Blockage Keeps out leaves, pine needles, and pests Collects organic debris along raw wood joints Debris slides off but falls directly onto the patio
Frame Lifespan & Rust Resistance 20+ years (Architectural powder-coated aluminum) 8 to 12 Years (Rots, splinters, and decays) 2 to 5 Years (Fades, sags, and tears easily)
Annual Maintenance Extremely low; simple garden hose rinse High; requires regular staining, painting, or sealing Moderate; requires tension adjustments and cleaning
Salt-Air Corrosion Resistance Powder-coated aluminum resists rust indefinitely Wood hardware rusts and stains within 3 to 5 years Shade sail grommets corrode within 2 seasons
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Recent Patio Enclosure Installations

Click an installation below to explore photos and learn more about our custom designs. View our complete photo gallery or read customer reviews.

Lakeview Patio Enclosure Project

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📍 Latitude Margaritaville, Hardeeville, SC
Description This backyard was built from the ground up to capture the home's lake view and create a true outdoor entertainment space. We poured all new concrete, a 26' x 30' main slab and a 42' x 5' walkway leading to a 12' x 30' patio, then installed a panoramic picture view screen enclosure in a dark bronze frame, complete with an electrical package for lighting and fans. To finish the space, we applied Vuba Stone in the "Alaskan Tundra" color across 1,000 square feet, tying the enclosure, walkway, and patio together into one seamless outdoor living area.
Cost Range $45,000, $60,000
Frame Color Used Dark Bronze (Powder-Coated Aluminum)
Client Feedback "This truly came out better than expected. From the panoramic picture view enclosure, to the walkway and patio, to the Vuba Stone finish that set everything off at the end!"

Traditional Screened Patio Retreat

A black screened enclosure showcasing a white house with large windows and a grassy area in South Carolina.
📍 Hardeeville, SC
Description This 15' x 25' traditional aluminum screen enclosure was designed to extend the usable living space of this Hardeeville home. We installed a dark bronze powder coated aluminum frame with high tensile screen mesh, creating a protected outdoor room that keeps out coastal insects and debris while letting the breeze flow through. The clean, classic roofline and bronze finish complement the home's exterior, and the compact footprint makes it an efficient, budget friendly way to add year round outdoor enjoyment.
Cost Range $15,000, $25,000
Frame Color Used Dark Bronze

Panoramic Enclosure Expansion

A screened enclosure featuring a concrete floor and a view of the outdoors in South Carolina.
A screened enclosure under construction with a view of a tranquil water body in South Carolina.
A textured concrete floor in a screened patio overlooking a serene outdoor view in South Carolina.
A spacious screened enclosure featuring a view of a tranquil water body and grassy area in South Carolina.
📍 Latitude Margaritaville, Hardeeville, SC
Description This homeowner had an existing smaller screen enclosure that was limiting their ability to enjoy the lake view and entertain guests. We removed the old structure, extended the concrete patio with a new 40' x 30' pour, and installed a 1,200 sq ft panoramic picture view screen enclosure. The expanded footprint opens up uninterrupted sightlines across the water, while the high tensile screen mesh keeps out coastal insects without sacrificing the breeze. To complete the transformation, we finished the entire 1,450 sq ft surface with Vuba Stone in an Arc De Triomphe base, accented by a 14 inch Juneau perimeter border. Every phase, from demolition and concrete to enclosure and stone finish was handled by us.
Cost Range $50,000 to $65,000
Frame Color Used Dark Bronze
Client Feedback "Chose us out of 3 estimates. Very pleased to have 1 company provide full service for all aspects included rather than dealing with 3 or 4 companies trying to work together."
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Your Patio Enclosure Questions Answered

Everything you need to know about our custom patio enclosures and what to expect. Ready to get started? Contact us for a free consultation.

What is the best material for outdoor enclosures in coastal areas?
Architectural-grade powder-coated aluminum is widely considered the best material for outdoor enclosures. Unlike wood, it will not rot, warp, or attract termites, and unlike steel, it is naturally resistant to rust and salt-air corrosion, making it perfect for coastal South Carolina and Georgia climates.
Do I need a permit for a screened patio?
Yes, in most municipalities across South Carolina and Georgia, a building permit is required for any permanent structural addition, including screened patio enclosures. We handle the entire permitting process, ensuring your design meets all local wind-load and building codes.
How much does a custom patio enclosure cost?
The cost of a custom patio enclosure varies based on the linear footage, height, chosen screen type, and structural complexity of your existing porch or lanai footprint. We provide a detailed, custom quote for every project to ensure accurate pricing.
What colors are available for the aluminum framing?
Our custom aluminum screen rooms are available in a sophisticated color palette designed to complement any home exterior, including Bronze, White, Sandstone, and Adobe finishes.
What kind of warranty is included with the enclosure?
We stand behind our craftsmanship and materials. Our systems include a 10-Year Structural Warranty and a 3-Year Screen Warranty to ensure long-term peace of mind.
How long does the installation process take?
Because our systems utilize a dry structural assembly, there is no cure time required during construction. The physical installation is completed quickly, and your new outdoor space is ready for use immediately upon installation completion.
How do I clean and maintain the aluminum frame and screens?
Our powder-coated aluminum frames naturally resist mold, mildew, and salt buildup. To keep your enclosure looking pristine, simply rinse it down once or twice a year with a standard garden hose and a mild, non-abrasive soap to clear away dust and salt residue.