Palm Beach Aluminum · Riviera Beach, FL
Screen Enclosures
Pool cages and patio screening built and rescreened in Palm Beach County — outdoor rooms that beat the bugs and the weather.
A Palm Beach County pool without a screen enclosure is a part-time pool — lovely in January, surrendered to mosquitoes and no-see-ums by May. Palm Beach Aluminum builds and rescreens pool and patio enclosures that give the water back: aluminum frames engineered to Florida wind requirements, roof profiles that suit the house, and screen chosen for the pests you actually have.
We build full pool cages, screen patios and lanais, and rescreen existing enclosures after an honest look at the frame. Doors get real latches, frames get real anchoring, and the finished space feels like the outdoor room it was supposed to be all along.
What You Get with Our Screen Enclosures
Pool cages
Full screen enclosures engineered for Florida wind loads — the classic Palm Beach backyard, bug-free.
Patio & lanai screening
Screened outdoor rooms that turn a July lanai into a nine-month living space.
Rescreening
Full and partial rescreens of existing enclosures, with the frame inspected honestly first.
Screen upgrades
No-see-um, pet-resistant and solar screen options for the way your household actually lives.
Engineered frames
Aluminum structure sized and anchored to code — an enclosure is a roof in a hurricane and is built like one.
Doors that latch
Proper screen doors with latches that keep working — the small detail every pool owner appreciates daily.
Options & Materials
New build or rescreen is the first branch: a sound frame deserves new screen (and possibly upgraded mesh); a corroded or undersized frame deserves honesty. Roof style matters beyond taste — mansard profiles handle height and looks best on two-story walls, gables suit classic lines, flat pans are the value play. Screen choice is daily-life engineering: no-see-um mesh for the coast, pet screen where dogs test doors, solar screen on west exposures. Bring your pool deck dimensions and a photo of the house wall; the design conversation starts informed.
How the Job Works, Step by Step
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Free consultation & measuring
It starts with a free consultation. We look at your existing openings, talk through what you want to change, take exact measurements and note anything unusual — out-of-square frames, deep sills, HOA rules — that affects the plan.
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Written quote, no pressure
You receive a written quote that spells out the product, the scope and the total price. No vague allowances, no pressure to sign on the spot. Take the time you need to compare.
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Order & scheduling
Once you approve, your products are ordered or made to the exact measurements from step one. We confirm an installation date that fits your schedule and tell you how long the work will take.
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Installation day
Our installers protect floors and furniture, remove the old units, fit the new ones, seal and trim the openings, and test every unit before they leave. Most homes are finished the same day.
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Walkthrough & cleanup
We walk the finished work with you, show you how everything operates, register any warranty paperwork and take all packaging and old materials away. The room is left clean and ready to use.
Care & Maintenance
Hose the screen and frame down monthly — salt and sprinkler minerals shorten screen life on the coast. Keep plantings trimmed off the screen, and check door latches and screen tension each season. Small tears patched early stay small; let us know about sagging panels before storm season loads them with wind. Never pressure-wash screen at close range — it stretches and tears the mesh.
What Affects the Price?
No two homes in Riviera Beach are the same, so honest pricing starts with a look at your actual project. These are the factors that move the number most:
- Footprint and wall height
- Roof style — mansard, gable, flat pan
- Screen type — standard, no-see-um, pet or solar
- Door count and placement
- Concrete and paver conditions; permit requirements
For general planning numbers, see our Price Guide — those are market ranges, not our prices. Your exact, written price comes free with your quote: call (561) 844-8285.
Screen Enclosures Photos
Photos from our own completed work. Click any photo for the full view.
Screen Enclosures — Frequently Asked Questions
Can you rescreen my existing enclosure?+
Usually yes — screen is a wear item and frames often outlive two or three screen cycles. We inspect the structure at quoting and tell you honestly if rescreening is money well spent on your frame.
What screen keeps no-see-ums out?+
Yes — the extra-fine no-see-um mesh is the standard upgrade we recommend in coastal Palm Beach County. Pet-resistant and solar screens are also available; we will price any of them on your frame size.
Do enclosures need permits?+
Enclosures are engineered structures subject to Florida wind requirements and local permitting; we handle the permit path as part of the project and build to the approved plans.
How long does a new enclosure take?+
It depends on size and season workload — your quote includes a realistic schedule, and screen work is weather-dependent in ways we will explain honestly rather than promise around.
How much do screen enclosures cost?+
The honest answer is that it depends on size, material and the condition of the existing opening. Beware of anyone who quotes a firm price without measuring. Palm Beach Aluminum measures first and then gives you a written quote with the full price — free — so you can compare it properly.
How long does a typical screen enclosures project take?+
Measuring and ordering take the first part of the timeline; the on-site work for most homes is completed in a day. Larger or custom projects take longer, and we give you the schedule in writing before you commit, so you can plan around it.
Do you offer free estimates?+
Yes — call (561) 844-8285 and we will arrange a free consultation and written quote. There is no obligation and no pressure to decide on the spot.
Do you serve my part of Riviera Beach?+
Palm Beach Aluminum serves the areas listed on our Service Areas page. If your neighborhood is close to a listed area but not named, call us — we will tell you straight away whether we can reach you.
What should I prepare before installation day?+
Clear the area around each opening, take down curtains or blinds if we are not replacing them, and move fragile items away from the work zone. Our team protects floors and furniture, and removes the old units and packaging when the job is done.
Can screen enclosures be customized for unusual sizes or shapes?+
In most cases, yes. Arches, angled tops, oversized openings and out-of-square frames are measured individually and made or ordered to fit. Bring us the awkward opening — it is usually the one that benefits most from a custom solution.
What information helps my quote be accurate?+
Rough measurements (width × height in inches), a photo of each opening, and a note about what you want to change. Send those when you call (561) 844-8285 and your written quote will be faster and closer to the final number.
What happens if something is not right after the job?+
Call us. Palm Beach Aluminum stands behind its work: if something we supplied or installed is not right, we come back and make it right. That is how a local business keeps its name — one fixed problem at a time.
Questions about screen enclosures? Talk to a real person.
Call (561) 844-8285 or send the 2-step quote form — it takes under a minute.