Screen Rooms and Patio Enclosures in Georgetown
The single most requested project in Sun City, and for good reason: a screened, shaded, fan-cooled room off the back door that you use every evening from March to November without a mosquito. On a new cover or the porch you already have.
- Georgetown Based, Cedar Breaks Rd
- Building Since 2014
- Fully Insured
- Permits & HOA Handled
Why Screen Rooms Are Georgetown’s Favorite Project
Eight months of good weather, and the San Gabriel River and Lake Georgetown keep the mosquitoes supplied.
A screen room adds real, daily-use square footage at a fraction of an interior addition: dinner outside, grandchildren on the floor, the dog on the couch, and the bugs on their side of the mesh. In Sun City it’s the difference between a patio and a room, and it’s the most common thing we build there.
We build screen rooms on our own insulated aluminum covers and on existing covers, porches and solid-roof pergolas. Kick plates for dogs, soft-close doors, and solar mesh on the west wall to cut the glare.
- Screens on new covers or existing porches
- Pet-resistant and no-see-um mesh
- Solar mesh on the hot sides
- Full-view panels, minimal framing
- Screen doors, kick plates and chair rails
- Convertible to glass later on the same frame
Screen Room Options
From a screened porch to a full pool enclosure.
Screened patio covers
New insulated aluminum cover with screens designed in from the start.
Enclose an existing cover
Screens added to your current cover or porch. Common in Sun City where the builder cover is sound.
Pool enclosures
Screened structures over and around pools.
Motorized screens
Retractable screens on louvered pergolas and open covers.
Screen-to-glass
Frames planned so panels become glass later. See sunrooms.
Fans and lighting
For the evenings.
Screening a Builder Cover
Many Sun City and Wolf Ranch homes came with a small covered patio. Often it’s a good candidate.
We check the existing roof, posts and level. Sound: we build the screen walls to it, add a door and finish the details. Undersized or leaking: we tell you, and quote a new cover with screens designed in from the start.
Screen Room FAQ, Georgetown
Can you add screens to my existing cover?
Usually, if it’s sound with a solid roof. We inspect first.
Which mesh?
Standard fiberglass for most walls; pet-resistant low panels with dogs; solar mesh on west and south walls; no-see-um mesh near the river.
Does Sun City approve screen rooms?
Yes, when the design and colors meet the community standards. We prepare the submission.
Permit in Georgetown?
Adding screens to an existing permitted cover often doesn’t need one; a new screened cover does.
Can it become a sunroom later?
Yes, if we plan for it.
Get the Evenings Back
Book a free consultation. We’ll check your existing structure or design a new one, and quote in writing.
- New covers or existing porches
- Pet-resistant and solar mesh options
- Fixed written quote
Prefer to talk now? (512) 883-3921