A Spanish Fort screen enclosure should fit the house, the outdoor space and the way you use the backyard. Beachside visits your property to measure the openings, inspect the existing roof or slab and discuss a custom fixed-screen layout before providing an estimate.
Patio screen enclosures in Spanish Fort
For a covered patio, we evaluate whether the roof, columns, slab or deck and attachment points can support the planned patio screen enclosure. We then work through panel spacing, screen-door location, steps and access to the yard. A well-planned layout helps preserve the open-air feel while reducing insects around dining and seating areas.
Screened porches and new screen rooms
Some homes need only screened infill beneath an existing porch roof; others need a new covered structure. Our screen room installation service can include framing, doors, lower kick panels and roof options where suitable. We review roofline, slab or deck conditions, drainage and sightlines so the enclosure looks at home with the property.
Pool screen enclosures and pool lanais
For a suitable pool area, Beachside can plan a pool screen enclosure—sometimes called a pool lanai—to help keep out insects and loose debris while maintaining light and airflow. We measure the deck perimeter and consider the house connection, gates, pool equipment access and panel spans before recommending a layout.
What we review during a free on-site estimate
- Existing roof, columns and attachment points
- Slab, deck, drainage and usable footprint
- Door or gate placement and daily traffic flow
- Frame, screen, kick-panel and roof options
- Pool access and equipment clearance, when applicable
What does a Spanish Fort screen enclosure cost?
Cost varies with the enclosure size, whether a roof or slab is already in place, framing and screen choices, doors, pool-deck conditions and any structural work required. A simple screened-in covered porch and a new roofed screen room are different projects. We provide a free property-specific estimate instead of guessing from square footage alone.
Permits and neighborhood requirements
The City of Spanish Fort Building Department reviews construction plans and issues applicable permits and inspections. Requirements depend on the project scope and the property's jurisdiction. Before work begins, confirm current city or county requirements and any applicable neighborhood or property-association rules.
Fixed screen enclosures, not motorized screens
Beachside installs fixed, custom aluminum-framed screen rooms, screened porches, patio enclosures and pool enclosures. We do not install motorized or retractable screen systems.
Request your Spanish Fort estimate
Call 251-444-0004 or use our contact form. Tell us where the Spanish Fort property is and whether you want to screen a porch, patio, new room or pool area.