Three Season Living
Eze-Breeze Porch Enclosures in Alpharetta, GA for Screened Porches
Nelson Aluminum Products Inc installs Eze-Breeze porch enclosures in Alpharetta, GA and nearby towns, adding vinyl panels that let your screened porch close up against wind and rain. Call (678) 640-3405 for a free estimate.
- 40 YearsIn Business
- Owner-RunBy Russ Henderson
- 9 TownsAcross North Atlanta
Signs Your Screened Porch Needs More Than Screen
A screened porch is perfect on a warm evening, but screen alone cannot stop blowing rain, a chilly wind or the clouds of spring pollen that drift through north Georgia every year. Eze-Breeze sliding panels close the openings when you want shelter and open them when you want air. If the list below sounds familiar, a vinyl panel system may be the next step for your porch, and Eze-Breeze porch enclosures in Alpharetta, GA are built for exactly that change.
- Rain blows in and soaks the furniture and floor.
- Cool spring and fall mornings keep you inside.
- Pollen settles on every surface in spring.
- Wind makes the porch uncomfortable on breezy days.
- You want a quieter, more sheltered sitting room.
- The porch sits empty for much of the year.
How It Works
Our Eze-Breeze Installation Process
Eze-Breeze installation works best on a sound, well-built screened porch. We start by looking at the porch you have, then plan panels for each opening. If your homeowners association or local building department reviews changes to the outside of a home, check with them early so your request describes the panels being added.
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Free Eze-Breeze Estimate Call
Call (678) 640-3405 and tell us about your screened porch and how you would like to use it. We set up a visit to see the openings in person.
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Measuring Each Porch Opening
Every opening is measured on its own, since posts and floors are rarely perfectly even. We confirm the existing frame is ready for the new panels.
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Installing the Sliding Panels
The vinyl panel units are fitted into each opening and adjusted so the panels raise and lower smoothly and close evenly.
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Learning to Use Your Panels
We show you how to open and close the panels and how to care for the vinyl, then check each opening with you before we finish.
How Eze-Breeze Windows Work
Eze-Breeze windows are sliding panels glazed with vinyl instead of glass. Each panel raises or lowers so you can open up about three-quarters of the window area when you want a breeze, or close it when the weather turns. The result is a porch that adapts to the day rather than staying fully open all the time.
Vinyl glazing is much lighter than glass, which keeps the panels easy to move and puts less load on the porch structure. It is also more affordable than glass, which is one of the main reasons homeowners choose vinyl porch windows over a glass sunroom when they want more use from an existing porch.
The panels go into the openings of the porch you already have. Your screened porch keeps its roof, floor and general shape, and gains the ability to close up when you need it to. The view stays open, and on a nice afternoon you can slide the panels open and enjoy the air just as before.
Turning a Screened Porch Into a Three Season Porch
A three season porch is a space you can use comfortably in spring, summer and fall, not just on the warmest days. Eze-Breeze panels make that possible by blocking wind, blowing rain and much of the pollen that screen lets through, while still opening wide for fresh air.
In north Georgia, that means more mornings with coffee on the porch in early spring, more fall evenings outside when the air turns cool, and fewer days lost to storms. Closing the panels during heavy pollen weeks also keeps the furniture and floor far cleaner than screen alone.
A three season porch is not the same as a heated room inside the house. The vinyl panels shelter the space, but the porch is not insulated like a home addition, so on the coldest winter days it will still feel like the outdoors. For most homeowners the goal is simple: more months each year on a porch they already love.
What Affects the Cost of an Eze-Breeze Porch Enclosure
Every quote for Eze-Breeze porch enclosures in Alpharetta, GA and nearby towns is prepared after we see your porch, and the estimate is free. Cost depends on a few practical things.
- The number of openings on the porch.
- The size and height of each opening.
- Whether any openings include a door.
- The condition of the existing frame and screen.
- Any repairs needed before the panels go in.
If your screen is worn, it may be worth pairing the project with porch rescreening so every part of the porch is fresh at once. Handling both in one project means a single visit, one estimate and one schedule for your home.
Why Choose Us for Your Porch Enclosure
Nelson Aluminum Products Inc is a long-established local business owned by Russ Henderson. Screens, aluminum and porch enclosure work are what we do every day, and adding Eze-Breeze panels builds directly on the screened porch work we already know well.
You speak with the same people who measure and install your panels, and the estimate costs nothing. If your porch is still open and unscreened, start with screen porch installation and plan for Eze-Breeze panels as a next step. You can see every service on our screen services page.
Serving Your Town
Eze-Breeze Porch Enclosures in Alpharetta, GA and Beyond
From our shop in Alpharetta, we install Eze-Breeze panels across the north metro and into Cherokee County. Homeowners in Canton, where the Etowah River runs through the center of the city, and in Ball Ground farther north often want porches they can use well into the cooler months.
We also work in Marietta, the Cobb County seat, and in Roswell along the Chattahoochee River. One call sets up a free estimate wherever you live, with the same care we bring to Eze-Breeze porch enclosures in Alpharetta, GA.
Common Questions About Eze-Breeze Panels
Can Eze-Breeze panels go on my existing screened porch?
In most cases, yes. Eze-Breeze panels are designed to fit the openings of an existing screened porch, so you keep the roof, floor and framing you already have. The frame needs to be sound and square enough to hold the panels. During the free estimate we check each opening and let you know if anything should be repaired first.
How much of each Eze-Breeze panel opens for fresh air?
The panels raise and lower to open up about three-quarters of the window area. That leaves plenty of room for a breeze on mild days while still letting you close everything when rain, wind or pollen moves in. You can adjust each opening on its own, so one side of the porch can stay open while another stays closed.
Can I use an Eze-Breeze porch in the winter?
The panels block wind and rain, which makes the porch noticeably more comfortable on cool days. They are not insulation, though, so the space will not hold heat like a room inside the house. Most homeowners use their three season porch from early spring through late fall and enjoy it on mild winter afternoons when the sun is out.
How should I clean vinyl porch windows?
Use a soft cloth or sponge with mild soap and plenty of water, then rinse. Avoid paper towels, abrasive pads and harsh household cleaners, which can scratch or cloud the vinyl. A gentle wash after pollen season keeps the panels clear. Following the manufacturer's care guidance for your panels is the best way to keep them looking good for years.
Why choose vinyl panels instead of building a glass sunroom?
Vinyl panels work with the porch you already have, so the project is far smaller than building a new room with glass walls. Vinyl glazing is lighter and more affordable than glass, and the panels slide open for fresh air whenever you like. For homeowners who mainly want shelter from wind, rain and pollen, that balance makes a lot of sense.
Extend Your Season
Make Your Screened Porch Usable for More of the Year
Your porch can do more than one season of work. Call Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and ask for a free estimate on Eze-Breeze panels for your screened porch.