
Mosquitoes, no-see-ums, and afternoon rain are keeping you indoors. A properly built screened enclosure gives you comfortable outdoor space you can actually use all year.

Screened-in porches and screened decks in Lauderhill involve enclosing an outdoor space with a mesh frame so you can enjoy the outdoors without bugs or direct sun, most jobs take one to three weeks of active construction plus one to three weeks for Broward County permit approval before work begins.
In Lauderhill, the insect pressure from mosquitoes and no-see-ums is high enough that an open patio becomes genuinely uncomfortable for much of the year. A screened enclosure built for South Florida conditions - not a catalog version - lets you sit outside after dinner without reaching for bug spray. If you already have a deck or slab that goes unused most of the time, a screen room is often less expensive than starting from scratch. We also handle covered decks and patio covers if you want shade and rain protection along with the screening.
Every enclosure we build in Lauderhill goes through Broward County permitting and inspection, so your structure is documented in public records. That matters when you sell or file an insurance claim.
If you step outside in the evening and immediately retreat because of mosquitoes or no-see-ums, your outdoor space is not working for you. In Lauderhill, the insect pressure is active for most of the year - not just summer. A screened enclosure built with the right mesh lets you reclaim that time outside.
If you have an existing deck or patio that rarely gets used - not because you do not want to be outside, but because it is too hot, too buggy, or too exposed - a screened enclosure can transform it into a space you actually use. Adding a roof and screen to an existing structure is often less expensive than building from scratch.
If cushions and furniture on your open patio constantly grow mold or get coated in grime, it is because South Florida's humidity and afternoon rain have nowhere to go. A screened enclosure with a solid roof keeps rain off your furniture and allows airflow that reduces moisture buildup. This is a quality-of-life problem a screened space directly solves.
If you have an older concrete slab in the backyard that is cracked or uneven but the space is well-sized, a screened enclosure project is an opportunity to address both issues at once. Many Lauderhill homes have slabs poured in the 1960s through 1980s that have shifted over time. A contractor should assess the slab condition before building the frame on top of it.
We build screen rooms attached to your home as well as freestanding screened structures over existing slabs or new deck platforms. The frame can be aluminum - which resists rust in South Florida's humid climate - or pressure-treated wood, depending on your preference and budget. We use screen mesh rated for the South Florida insect environment, including tighter-weave options that block no-see-ums without sacrificing airflow. If you are also considering overhead protection without full screening, our covered decks and patio covers page covers that option in detail.
For homeowners who want a more open outdoor feel with some shade but no enclosure, we also build pergolas that work well as a companion structure or standalone backyard feature. Every screened enclosure project we take on goes through the full Broward County permit and inspection process - no shortcuts, no unpermitted work.
Best for homeowners who want a seamless extension of their indoor living space with direct access from the house.
Best for homeowners with a usable concrete patio who want to add screening without the cost of new deck construction.
Best for homeowners who need both a new elevated deck platform and full insect-blocking enclosure built together.
Best for homeowners in areas with heavy fine-insect pressure who want maximum protection without sacrificing airflow.
Lauderhill sits in Broward County where mosquitoes, no-see-ums, and love bugs are active for most of the year - not just in summer. Standard screen mesh that works fine in Georgia may let no-see-ums right through here. We use tighter-weave options rated for South Florida's insect environment. On top of that, any screened enclosure in Lauderhill must be engineered to withstand the wind loads that come with hurricane season, which runs June through November. That is not optional - Broward County's building department reviews structural plans specifically for wind resistance before issuing a permit, which means a properly built enclosure is genuinely safer in a storm than one built without oversight. Your homeowner's insurance may treat the two very differently as well.
Many of Lauderhill's homes were built in the 1960s through 1980s, which means older slabs, existing structures, and, in many neighborhoods, HOA rules that govern what outdoor structures can look like. We serve homeowners throughout Lauderhill and the surrounding area, including Plantation and Sunrise, and we are familiar with both the county permit process and the HOA approval steps that often run parallel to it.
We respond within one business day. We will ask about the size of the space, whether you have an existing deck or slab, and what you want to use the space for - so we can give you a useful answer before we ever visit your home.
We come to your home, measure the space, and check the slab or existing structure condition. We walk you through frame material and screen type options and leave you with a written estimate at no charge. No pressure, no obligation.
Once you sign, we submit the permit application to Broward County on your behalf. Approval typically takes one to three weeks. You do not need to do anything during this time - we handle the paperwork and follow up with the building department.
Most projects take one to two weeks of active construction. A Broward County inspector visits before the job is considered complete, and we are present for the inspection. You receive copies of your permit and inspection records at the final walkthrough.
Free written estimate. No obligation. We handle every step of the Broward County permit process for you.
(754) 306-0957We specify screen mesh for the actual insect environment in Broward County, including tighter-weave options that block no-see-ums. A screen room is only useful if the mesh keeps out the insects that actually live here.
We pull every permit through Broward County's building department and stay through the final inspection. You receive copies of all permit and inspection records - documentation that protects you at resale and during insurance claims. Broward County Building Division records are public, so buyers and insurers can verify the work independently.
Structures in Lauderhill must meet Broward County's wind-load requirements - which are among the toughest in the country because of hurricane risk. We build to those standards, not to a weaker spec borrowed from other states. Your enclosure is engineered to stay intact in a serious storm.
Many Lauderhill homes have concrete slabs from the 1960s through 1980s that have settled unevenly over time. We assess slab condition before we build - because a frame installed on an unlevel base is a problem you will see and feel every day. We catch those issues before construction starts.
Every screened enclosure we build in Lauderhill reflects our understanding of this specific climate, this specific permitting environment, and the older housing stock that defines most of the neighborhoods we work in. We do not adapt a generic process to South Florida - we build for it.
A solid roof structure over your deck or patio gives you shade and rain protection - a natural complement to a screened enclosure or a standalone upgrade.
Learn MoreAn open-lattice pergola adds shade and structure to your backyard without the full enclosure cost - great for homeowners who want definition without full screening.
Learn MorePermit season fills up fast in Broward County - lock in your build date now before the summer rush makes timelines longer.