Screen enclosure service that fits the way the patio is used
A good screen enclosure is more than a barrier against bugs. It affects shade, airflow, privacy, pet access, patio drainage, and how clean the outdoor space stays through storm season. We plan the screen layout around the home, the patio, and how water moves around the area.
Screen enclosure and lanai options
- Standard 20/20 screen included on typical screen lanai projects
- Pet screen upgrades for higher-traffic or pet-access areas
- Privacy screen upgrades for exposed patios and side yards
- 16-inch and 24-inch kick plate options
- Doggy door options by size
- 48-inch door upgrade option
- Repair, rescreening, and new enclosure planning
When to repair vs. rebuild
Small tears, aging panels, loose spline, pet damage, or isolated storm damage may be good candidates for repair. Repeated panel failure, poor layout, damaged framing, water problems around the patio, or a space that no longer fits how the home is used may justify a larger redesign.
Common questions
Can you help if I do not know the measurements
Yes. You can use the pricing calculator for a planning number, or request a free estimate so a team member can confirm measurements and options on site.
Do screen enclosure projects include gutters
Not automatically, but gutter and drainage needs can be reviewed at the same time if roof runoff affects the patio or enclosure area.
What areas do you serve for screen enclosure work
Gutter Up serves Middleburg, Jacksonville, Saint Johns, Nocatee, St. Augustine, Palm Coast, Orange Park, Fleming Island, Gainesville, Daytona Beach, and surrounding North Florida communities.