Screen Rooms and Patio Enclosures in Cedar Park
Brushy Creek, Cypress Creek and the greenbelts give Cedar Park its best backyards and its worst mosquitoes. A screen room gives you the evenings back, on a cover we build or the porch you already have.
- Cedar Park Based, S Lakeline Blvd
- Building Since 2015
- Fully Insured
- Permits & HOA Handled
The Room You’ll Use Most
Eight months of good weather, eight months of mosquitoes off the creek. A screen room gives you the first without the second.
A screen room adds real, daily-use square footage at a fraction of an interior addition: dinner outside, kids on the floor, dogs on the couch, and the bugs on their side of the mesh. On greenbelt lots we use full-view panels with minimal framing so the screens disappear against the trees.
We build screen rooms on our own insulated aluminum covers and on existing covers, porches and solid-roof pergolas. Kick plates for dogs, soft-close doors, and solar mesh on the west wall to cut the glare.
- Screens on new covers or existing porches
- Pet-resistant and no-see-um mesh
- Solar mesh on the hot sides
- Full-view panels for greenbelt lots
- Screen doors, kick plates and chair rails
- Convertible to glass later on the same frame
Screen Room Options
From a screened porch to a full pool enclosure.
Screened patio covers
New insulated aluminum cover with screens designed in from the start.
Enclose an existing cover
Screens added to your current cover, porch or carport.
Pool enclosures
Screened structures over and around pools.
Motorized screens
Retractable screens on louvered pergolas and open covers.
Screen-to-glass
Frames planned so panels become glass later. See sunrooms.
Fans and lighting
For the evenings, which is the whole point.
Screening What You Already Have
If the structure is sound, you may not need a new one.
We check the existing roof, posts and level. Sound: we build the screen walls to it, add a door and finish the details. Sagging, rotting or leaking: we tell you before you spend money on screens, and quote the fix or a replacement instead.
Screen Room FAQ, Cedar Park
Can you add screens to my existing cover?
Usually, if it’s structurally sound with a solid roof. We inspect first.
Which mesh?
Standard fiberglass for most walls; pet-resistant low panels with dogs; solar mesh on west and south walls; no-see-um mesh near the creeks.
Permit in Cedar Park?
Adding screens to an existing permitted cover often doesn’t need one; a new screened cover does. HOAs generally want approval either way.
Can it become a sunroom later?
Yes, if we plan for it. We build the frame so panels swap for glass.
Hail?
Hail and debris can tear a panel; individual panels are inexpensive to re-screen.
Get the Evenings Back
Book a free consultation. We’ll check your existing structure or design a new one, and quote in writing.
- New covers or existing porches
- Pet-resistant and solar mesh options
- Fixed written quote
Prefer to talk now? (512) 271-5257