Screen Porch Questions in Alpharetta, GA, Answered

A screen porch enclosure turns an open porch, deck or patio into a screened room. We measure each opening, build the frame and panels to fit, and stretch screen across them so air moves through while insects stay outside. Our screen porch installation page walks through how a new enclosure comes together and what to decide before the work starts.

Yes, in many cases. When the frame is straight and solid, we remove the old, torn or faded screen and install fresh mesh in the same openings. It is usually a smaller job than a new enclosure and keeps the look of your porch. Our porch rescreening page explains the signs that a porch needs new screen and how the work is done.

A Florida style porch uses a light aluminum frame with screen panels that wrap the space, often over a patio, so the whole area feels open to the yard while bugs stay out. It suits homeowners who want an airy, screened outdoor room. See our Florida style porches page for how these enclosures are planned and built at your home.

Eze-Breeze panels are lightweight, vinyl-glazed panels that sit inside a porch frame and raise or lower like a window. With the panels open, about three-quarters of the window area lets air through the screen. With them closed, the porch is sheltered from wind and rain. Our Eze-Breeze porch enclosures page explains how they are installed.

For most porches, Eze-Breeze vinyl glazing makes sense because it is lighter and more affordable than glass. The panels move easily and open wide to the screen for breezy days. Glass suits a fully conditioned room, which is a different kind of project. Read more on our Eze-Breeze enclosures page, or call to talk through your porch.

From our shop in Alpharetta, we work at homes in Alpharetta, Roswell, Duluth, Suwanee, Cumming, Buford, Marietta, Canton and Ball Ground. Each town has its own page with details on the screen work we do there. Start from our service areas page to find yours, or call if you live nearby and do not see it listed.

Yes. All of our work is residential and takes place at our customers' homes, from porch enclosures to window screens and screen doors. If you want to see the full range of what we do for homeowners, our screen services page lists every service with a short description and a link to more detail.