Serving Suwanee
Local Screen Porch Contractor in Suwanee, GA, Near Town Center
Looking for a screen porch contractor in Suwanee, GA? Nelson Aluminum Products Inc rescreens porches, builds new enclosures and fits window screens and screen doors at your home.
- 40 YearsIn Business
- Owner-RunBy Russ Henderson
- 9 TownsAcross North Atlanta
Parks, Trails and Porches
A Screen Porch Contractor in Suwanee, GA, for a City That Lives Outside
Suwanee is a city built around the outdoors. Town Center on Main, a 13-acre park, hosts the city's special events, the Suwanee Creek Greenway runs about four miles through woods and wildlife habitat, and George Pierce Park covers 304 acres under Gwinnett County management. People who spend weekends on those trails tend to want the same easy outdoor time at home, minus the mosquitoes and the yellow spring pollen.
The city sits in northern Gwinnett County and reaches into southeastern Forsyth County, and the Chattahoochee River forms its western boundary, with Johns Creek on the far bank. Homes on the greenway side and near the river see plenty of summer insects, so a tight, well fitted screen makes a real difference on a Suwanee porch.
Porch Rescreening in Suwanee When the Frame Is Still Good
Plenty of porches around Suwanee were screened years ago and now show it: the mesh has torn, faded or pulled loose at the edges. Porch rescreening in Suwanee keeps the existing frame and replaces only the screen, so the room looks and works like new without starting over. Our porch rescreening service also covers loose spline and sagging panels, the small problems that let bugs slip in at the corners.
When the porch is still open, or the old frame has reached the end of its life, a full screen porch installation is the better path. We build the enclosure to the measurements of your deck or patio, and we can screen it with Phifer BetterVue, a screen with smaller yarn that gives a clearer view of the yard and lets in more light.
Windows and Doors
Window Screens in Suwanee, GA, and the Doors That Go With Them
Window screens in Suwanee, GA let you open the house on the mild days of spring and fall without inviting bugs inside. Through our window screen installation service we make new and custom screens for windows that are missing them or came without them, sized to each opening. Each screen is measured at your house, so it fits snugly and stays put when the wind picks up.
A porch is only as good as its door, too. Screen door installation in Suwanee covers porch doors, patio doors and back entries, and our screen door installation page explains the options. A new door that closes cleanly keeps the porch sealed and saves a lot of swatting on summer nights.
Not sure which you need?
Call Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and talk it through with the owner.
(678) 640-3405
The Suwanee Story and the Towns Around It
Suwanee takes its name from the Shawnee people who once lived in the area. The Georgia Air Line Railroad arrived in 1871 and brought new trade, and the Rhodes House hotel followed in 1880 to serve rail passengers. Later, Buford Highway was built through town between 1933 and 1936, and from 1979 to 2001 Suwanee was the practice home of the Atlanta Falcons. Today I-85 and Buford Highway connect the city to the rest of the north metro.
Those same roads bring us to Suwanee from our shop in Alpharetta. As a screen porch contractor in Suwanee, GA and the towns around it, we offer the same free estimate and the same screen choices in every community on our service areas page, including these neighbors:
Common Questions About Screens in Suwanee
Do you visit homes in the Forsyth County part of Suwanee?
Yes. Suwanee covers northern Gwinnett County and part of southeastern Forsyth County, and we serve homes on both sides of that line. The free estimate works the same way wherever you live in the city: we come to your home, measure the porch, windows or door, and talk through the screen options before you decide anything. Call (678) 640-3405 to schedule a visit.
My Suwanee porch screen is torn, but the frame looks fine. What do I need?
Usually just rescreening. When the porch frame is solid, we remove the damaged mesh and install new screen in the same frame, which is a much smaller job than building a new enclosure. We check the frame closely during the estimate, and if any part of it is worn out, we explain what we found and what a new enclosure would involve.
Which screen is best for a Suwanee porch that looks out on the woods?
If your home backs up to a wooded lot or the greenway, consider Phifer BetterVue. Its smaller yarn is easier to see through than standard fiberglass, so the trees stay in view, and it lets in plenty of daylight. It is flame retardant and is made like standard screen, so it works on porches, windows and doors. We can show you how it compares during your estimate.
What hours can I call about a project in Suwanee?
Our phone line is open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, at (678) 640-3405. You can also use the form on our contact page at any time and we will reply during business hours. Let us know your Suwanee address and whether the job is a porch, a set of window screens or a screen door, and we will arrange a convenient visit.
Book Your Suwanee Visit
Spend More Evenings on Your Suwanee Porch
After an event at Town Center on Main or an afternoon on the greenway, the porch is the easiest place to unwind. Call Nelson Aluminum Products Inc, a screen porch contractor in Suwanee, GA, at (678) 640-3405 and we will set up a free estimate at your Suwanee home. You can also visit our service areas page to see the rest of the region we cover.
During the visit we look at the porch, windows and doors together, so you can decide whether to tackle everything at once or start with the job that matters most this season. A torn porch screen in a Suwanee subdivision near the greenway and a missing set of window screens in Old Town both get the same careful measuring. Either way, you leave the visit knowing exactly what each option involves and what it would take to finish the work.