Screen Room Installation in New Smyrna Beach, FL
Outdoor living is one of the things that makes New Smyrna Beach a great place to live. A screen room lets you make the most of your outdoor space without dealing with bugs, direct sun, or blowing sand. Shiloh Screens installs screen rooms for homeowners in New Smyrna Beach and throughout Volusia County.
Call 386-515-7170Local Screen Room Installation for New Smyrna Beach Homes
New Smyrna Beach is a mix of older Florida homes, beach cottages, and newer builds near the water and along Highway 44. Many homes here have outdoor spaces that residents want to use more often but find difficult because of mosquitoes, sand flies, and the strong afternoon sun.
What We Do
Shiloh Screens installs aluminum-framed screen rooms that attach to or sit adjacent to your home. We work from your existing slab in most cases. We install the frame, screen panels, and doors and make sure everything is level and properly secured.
Why Call Shiloh Screens?
- Local Central Florida service
- Licensed, insured, and workers' comp compliant
- BBB Accredited
- Full screen panel replacement for screen repair
- Phifer screen only for screen work
- Clear communication
- Clean jobsite
Our Simple Process
- 1Look over the project
- 2Explain the options
- 3Schedule the work
- 4Complete the installation or repair
Call Shiloh Screens
Serving New Smyrna Beach and all of Volusia County. Licensed, insured, BBB Accredited, and workers' comp compliant.
386-515-7170Frequently Asked Questions
Can a screen room be added to a beach cottage in New Smyrna Beach?
We can come out and look at your specific home and patio configuration. Many different home types can accommodate a screen room with the right planning.
How does coastal wind affect a screen room in New Smyrna Beach?
Coastal areas can experience stronger wind. We frame and anchor screen rooms so they are stable and appropriate for the local environment.
Are there screen options that help with sand flies near the coast?
If small insects like sand flies or no-see-ums are a concern, there are tighter-weave screen options that can help. We can discuss those when we come out.
Does a screen room need a concrete slab underneath it?
An existing concrete patio works well as the base. If you do not have a slab, we can talk about the options when we come out.