~ Included on all screen porches ~

Vaulted ceilings with Open gable roof

This picture shows how much light and air flow you can have with an open gable roof.  Whether you chose a shed or gable style roof, you can have vaulted ceilings with open gables.

 6x6 posts

These large posts add strength visually and structurally.  On screen porches, they have a column type effect. 

Removable screen panels

 We custom make every screen panel. This is great for homeowners who may need to replace screen in the future.  On many "builder" grade porches, the practice is to staple screen to the roof support posts, then cap it with wooden trim boards. To replace one screen section, you may have to take the wooden caps off (which destroys them), re-screen the entire side, re-install new trim boards, and stain them. Our way makes it easy to pop out one panel and replace.

 Storm Door

We provide a full view (screened) storm door for every screen porch.  Wooden or vinyl screen doors always become a problem.  This door will open and close perfectly every time and never sag.  It even latches shut, preventing that slapping that screen doors do when it is windy outside.  It comes with two automatic closers, a kick plate sweep to keep bugs out, and a lock & key.

Bead Board Ceiling

Our ceilings are the focal point of our screen porches.  The material used is finish grade bead board panels, trimmed out into a grid design.  If you want a painted ceiling, this is the way to go.  If you'd like a stained ceiling, we use tongue and groove pine as shown below.

Tongue and Groove Ceiling

This ceiling is a grand way to finish your screen porch.  We install pine tongue and groove planking and trim it out with finish grade material.  We stain the tongue and groove and finish it with a glossy polyurethane coat.  This gives a great look at nighttime when you add the rope lighting.

~ Available upgrades ~ 

Rope lighting

Want to really set the mood?  Shazaam!

Skylights

 Are you worried about losing light by adding a roof to your house? Skylights may be your answer.  Available in sizes of 2' x 4' or 4’ x 4’ !  (4'x 4' shown here)

Extra electrical outlets

You can have as many electrical outlets as you like on our porches! 

Superscreen

This was the first project we used superscreen on.  The screen porch sits in direct line of incoming golf balls.  The homeowner asked us to use "a strong screen" to prevent golf balls from tearing through the screen.  It is very strong stuff.  It will withstand pets, birds and kids as well!