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Screen Porch Photos in Alpharetta, GA and Nearby Towns
Browse screen porch photos in Alpharetta, GA and nearby towns, along with window screens and screen doors, to picture what your own project could look like.
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Enclosure and Rescreening Screen Porch Photos in Alpharetta, GA
Most of the porch work in our photos falls into two groups. The first is new enclosures, where an open porch, deck or patio gets a frame and screen panels for the first time. These shots show how the openings are divided, how the panels line up with posts and railings, and how a once open space becomes a screened room you can use through the warm months.
The second group is rescreening. Here the frame was already in place, but the old screen had torn, sagged or faded over time. A screen porch before and after view shows the difference clearly: dull, patched mesh on one side, and tight, even screen with a clear view of the yard on the other. If your porch frame is sound, this is often the simpler route, and our porch rescreening page explains how that work is done.
When you look through these photos, pay attention to the details that matter on your own porch: the height of the railings, where the door sits, and how much of the view you want to keep. Those are the same questions we talk through during a free estimate.
Ideas for Your Porch
Screened Porch Ideas for North Atlanta Homes
Not every screened porch looks the same, and the right design depends on how you plan to use the space. A porch for morning coffee needs different things than a porch for family dinners or a spot where pets can lie in the shade. These screened porch ideas come from the kinds of projects we handle for homeowners around Alpharetta and the north metro area.
- A classic screened porch: screen panels fitted to an existing covered porch, keeping the home's lines.
- A Florida style enclosure: a light aluminum frame and screen wrapping a patio, for an open, airy feel.
- An Eze-Breeze porch: vinyl-glazed panels that slide up and down, so the porch works in cooler weather too.
- A clearer view: Phifer BetterVue screen, with a smaller yarn that is easier to see through than standard mesh.
- A new porch door: a screen door at the porch entry or patio opening, sized to the doorway.
If one of these fits what you have in mind, see how a new enclosure comes together on our screen porch installation page, or learn about Florida style porches and Eze-Breeze porch enclosures.
Window Screen Installation Photos and Screen Doors
Our window screen installation photos show new and custom screens built for windows that were missing them, along with rescreened frames that only needed fresh mesh. In each case the goal is the same: a screen that sits snug in its frame, with no gaps at the corners for insects to slip through and no ripples in the mesh.
Look closely at the corners and edges in these shots. A good window screen has straight sides, mesh with no waves or bulges, and a frame that matches the window around it. For windows, Phifer BetterVue screen is worth asking about, since its smaller yarn is easier to see through and keeps the view from inside clear.
Screen doors appear here too, from patio openings to back doors and porch entries. A well fitted screen door lets you leave the main door open on a mild evening without inviting bugs inside. It should slide or swing smoothly and close without a gap along the edge. To learn more, visit our pages on window screen installation, window screen replacement and screen door installation.
Planning Your Porch From Our Screen Porch Photos in Alpharetta, GA
Photos are a good starting point, but your porch has its own size, shape and view. Before your free estimate, jot down what you liked in our screen porch photos in Alpharetta, GA: the style of the frame, how open the space feels, or a door placed where you want yours. Those notes make the conversation quicker and help us recommend a design that suits your home.
It also helps to think about how often you will use the space. A porch you plan to enjoy all summer may only need screen, while one you hope to use into late fall may be a better fit for Eze-Breeze panels. We can talk through each option and what it means for your porch during the estimate.
About the Photos
Questions About Our Project Gallery
Are these photos of your own work?
The photos in our gallery show porch enclosures, rescreening, window screens and screen doors from the kinds of residential projects we take on around the north metro Atlanta area. If you would like to talk about a specific style you see here, call us and describe it, and we can discuss how it might work on your home.
Can you build a porch like one in the photos?
In most cases, yes. Every porch is a little different, so we measure your openings and look at the existing structure before recommending a design. During your free estimate, tell us which photo caught your eye and what you liked about it, and we will explain how that style would fit your porch and your budget.
What should I look for when comparing porch styles?
Think about how you use the space. A classic screened porch keeps the air moving all summer, a Florida style enclosure opens up a patio, and Eze-Breeze panels add shelter from wind and rain for cooler months. Consider your view, your furniture and where the door should go, then bring those thoughts to your free estimate.
Picture It at Home
Turn These Porch Ideas Into Your Project
Seen a style you like? Call us Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and tell us about your porch, windows or doors. We will set up a free estimate and help you choose the right fit for your home, whether that means fresh screen on an old frame or a whole new enclosure.