Patio Screen Enclosures
Looking to enjoy your patio without mosquitoes, no-see-ums, and flying pests? Dulando Screen & Awning designs and installs patio screen enclosures across Orlando and Central Florida, built for Florida weather and customized to your home.
A patio screen enclosure is more than a home upgrade, it’s a better way to live outside in Central Florida. Add shade, airflow, and protection from insects so your patio becomes the go-to space for family time, grilling, and relaxing.
Patio Screen Enclosures are called:
- Screened-in patio
- Screened-in porch
- Screen room
- Patio enclosure
- Lanai enclosure
- Screen enclosure
- Screened patio
We build custom aluminum patio screen enclosures in styles ranging from simple roof-line extensions to larger screened rooms with upgraded doors, framing options, and screen materials based on your location (inland vs. coastal).
Whatever you call it, they quickly become the favorite room of the house.
DuLando Screen is your Orlando patio screen enclosure company. Enhance your home and have your patio or lanai enclosure designed and installed professionally and in a timely manner. Your beautiful, new patio/lanai enclosure will provide an outside entertainment area for barbecue parties and other social activities. Screen enclosures assist in child and pet protection on your patio.
Patio screen enclosures can also be installed with door handles located at a height difficult for children to reach. Our aluminum structure never rusts or corrodes, with fiberglass vinyl coated screen: it’s almost maintenance-free. All our patio enclosures are made using Structall aluminum. The quality of Structall is the difference.
Aluminum screen enclosure designs are engineered for Florida weather and climate. They are guaranteed to be low maintenance and provide years of enjoyment to your home. Dulando Screen & Awnings provides the best aluminum design and quality construction for patio screen enclosures from start to finish.
Benefits of Patio Screen Enclosures:
- Keep mosquitoes, wasps, flies, and lizards out (add no-see-ums if relevant)
- Enjoy airflow without the bugs and debris
- Extend your usable living space for dining and entertaining
- Low-maintenance aluminum framing that won’t rust
- Child/pet safety options (self-closing doors, higher handles)
- Optional upgrades: pet doors, kick plates, stronger screen mesh
Every patio screen enclosure we build is engineered for Florida conditions and designed to match your home’s roofline and exterior. We’ll walk you through materials, door options, and layouts during your in-home consultation.
Patio Screen Enclosure Design Ideas
Browse patio screen enclosure design ideas below, flat roof, gable, insulated roof combos, framed-in styles, and more. See something you like? Bring it to your consultation and we’ll design around your space.
Phifer Insect Screening
For homeowners who want stronger insect protection and better shade, we can upgrade your patio enclosure with Phifer insect screening options. Materials like Phifer Solar Insect Screen can reduce heat and glare while improving daytime privacy, great for patios that get strong afternoon sun.
Patio enclosures are available screened or fully enclosed using fiberglass, acrylic or vinyl products. There are so many advantages to having an aluminum screen patio or porch enclosure! Each screen room enclosure is custom-designed to complement your home.
Read more about the benefits of installing aluminum screen enclosures in our blog post: Benefits Of Using Aluminum Vs. Wood
We design, build, and repair patio screen enclosures throughout Central Florida, including these common service areas:
- Orange - Orlando, Maitland, Apopka, Winter Garden, Ocoee, Windermere
- Seminole - Winter Park, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Longwood, Winter Springs, Oviedo, Sanford
- Volusia - New Smyrna Beach, Daytona Beach, Port Orange, Deland, DeBary, Deltona, Edgewater
Not sure if you’re in our service area? Contact us if you’re in Orange, Seminole, or Volusia County, we can usually help.
Screen Enclosure Types
Looking for something beyond a patio enclosure? Explore our full range of screen and outdoor living options below.
Schedule a Free In-Home Design Consultation & Estimate
- Free, no-obligation in-home consultation
- Layout + design recommendations for your patio
- Material and screening options (including Phifer upgrades)
- Clear pricing and realistic timelines, no pressure
Tell us what you’re building and where you’re located. A design consultant will follow up to confirm details and schedule your visit.
Patio Screen Enclosures FAQ
Quick answers to the most common questions we hear from Central Florida homeowners. If you want pricing and design options for your home, schedule a free in-home consultation.
How much do patio screen enclosures cost in Orlando?
Pricing depends on the enclosure size, roofline style, door count, screen material, and any upgrades (like stronger mesh, framing options, or a solid/insulated roof section). The fastest way to get an accurate number is a free in-home consultation so we can measure, confirm details, and give a clear quote.
What’s the difference between a screened-in patio and a screen room?
A screened-in patio is typically a screened enclosure attached to your home that’s open-air and designed for airflow and bug protection. A screen room usually adds more structure and can include upgraded roofing, framing, and enclosure features that make it feel more like an outdoor “room.”
What screen material is best for mosquitoes and no-see-ums?
It depends on where you live and how you use the space. Standard fiberglass screen works well for most patios, while tighter-weave options can improve protection in heavier insect areas. During your consultation, we’ll recommend the best screen type for your neighborhood, sunlight exposure, and ventilation needs.
Do patio screen enclosures hold up to Florida storms?
They can—when the enclosure is properly engineered for Florida conditions and built to code for your area. Requirements can vary based on wind exposure and local permitting rules. If you want to review the statewide standards, the official Florida Building Code site is a solid reference: floridabuilding.org.
Can you add a patio screen enclosure to an existing roofline?
In many cases, yes. Depending on your home’s layout, we may be able to tie into an existing roofline or design a new structure that blends cleanly with your home. The best approach depends on measurements, drainage, and how you want to use the space.
How long does it take to build a patio screen enclosure?
Timelines depend on design complexity, permitting (if required), material selection, and weather. After your in-home consultation, we’ll give you a realistic schedule so you know what to expect from start to finish.
Free Guides: Orlando Screen Enclosures, Sunroom & Patio Contractor
If you’re comparing patio screen enclosure styles, materials, or costs, these guides help you make a confident decision before you build.
