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Screen'D In

Match the screen to the problem

  • No-see-um mesh

    Tighter weave that stops the tiny biters standard screen lets through — essential near marsh and water.

  • Solar screen

    Knocks down heat and glare on west-facing exposures; your lanai stays usable at 5pm in August.

  • Privacy screen

    Densely woven mesh that blurs the view in without blocking your view out.

  • Waterproof privacy panels

    Solid vinyl-laminated screening for wind, rain, and full privacy on select walls.

  • Pet-resistant screen

    Heavyweight mesh for the lower panels your dog tests daily.

  • Standard fiberglass

    The workhorse — and even here, quality grades differ; we spec the good stuff.

Kneeling worker fastening a screen panel base with a hand tool

Mix panel by panel

You don't pick one mesh for the whole cage. Solar on the west wall, privacy toward the neighbor, pet panels down low, standard everywhere else — we design it around how you actually live in the space, at your in-person estimate.

Extras worth knowing

Roof access doors (safe gutter cleaning without a ladder acrobatics act), self-closing door hardware, kickplates, and chair rails.

FAQ

Specialty screen questions.

Still have questions?

Call us — a real person answers weekdays 9–5, and every inquiry gets a same-day response during business hours.

Call (904) 577-6206

20/20 fine mesh — a tighter weave than standard 18/14 screening. If you're near marsh or water in Northeast Florida, it's worth it.

Yes — mixing meshes panel-by-panel is standard practice and usually the smartest spec.

Not sure which mesh? That's what the free estimate is for.

Book It

Tell us about your project and we'll schedule your free in-person estimate — we come out promptly and get your quote to you fast.