Screen Room Installation in Winter Park, FL
A screened room can make your Winter Park patio a more comfortable place for morning coffee or an evening meal. Shiloh Screens helps turn a suitable outdoor area into a screened living space while keeping the house connection, walking routes, and furniture layout in view from the start.
Call 386-515-7170Making the most of established Winter Park patios
Around the Park Avenue and Fairbanks Avenue corridors, patio additions may sit alongside older rooflines and compact side yards. A new room should fit those existing conditions rather than crowd a walkway or block a useful window. We measure the space and review how an enclosure would meet the home before setting the scope.
From patio assessment to finished screen panels
Planning includes the base, aluminum frame, roof arrangement, screened walls, and door swing. We explain which existing elements can be retained and which need further assessment. Choose Phifer 18x14 fiberglass for standard screening or discuss Phifer 20x20 for smaller insects. Standard screen is not waterproof, and a screened room is not the same as a conditioned room addition.
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 Winter Park and all of Orange County. Licensed, insured, BBB Accredited, and workers' comp compliant.
386-515-7170Frequently Asked Questions
Can a small patio off Fairbanks Avenue become a screen room?
Possibly. Usable dimensions, setbacks, slab condition, and roof attachment determine what fits. A site visit is more useful than choosing a room size from a photograph.
Will enclosing my Winter Park patio block nearby windows?
The proposed framing and roof can change light and views. We review window locations during planning so you can consider those trade-offs before committing.
Should I check historic-property restrictions before adding a screen room?
Yes, if your property has a historic designation or other design restrictions. Confirm the requirements with the applicable authority and obtain any required approvals before work.