Screen Rooms & Glass Enclosures in New Orleans, LA

Anyone who has tried to eat dinner outside in a New Orleans June knows the real enemy is not the heat, it is the mosquitoes. A screen room ends that fight. You keep the breeze, the view, and the sound of the rain on the roof, and the bugs stay on their side of the mesh.

What a Screen Room Changes

A screened space works when open patios do not: dusk in summer, the whole of mosquito season, and any evening near water or heavy shade. It also keeps leaves and debris off the furniture and gives ceiling fans a defined room to cool. For most families it becomes the default dinner spot from spring through fall.

Built on a Real Structure

A screen room is only as good as the frame holding it. We build ours on engineered patio covers and pavilion structures, anchored and rated for wind like everything we put up here. Screen panels are framed to be tensioned and replaced individually, so a single torn panel is a small fix, not a rebuild.

Screens That Fit How You Use It

Fixed screens are the workhorse. Where you want the option of full opening, motorized retractable screens drop at the push of a button and disappear when you want the patio open. We also screen existing covered patios and porches, which is often the fastest way to reclaim a space you already have.

Start With the Space You Have

If your patio already has a cover, screening it may be a short project. If not, we design cover and screens together so the framing does both jobs. Either way the walkthrough is free, and the written estimate spells out exactly what gets built. Pair it with a patio refresh and the whole space comes up to the same standard at once.

Glass Enclosures and Glazing Systems

When you want the bugs out and the weather out too, glass finishes the job screens start. We install glazing systems for patios, porches, and balconies: sliding glass panels, folding systems that open a whole wall in seconds, and guillotine-style vertical units that disappear into the frame. Insulated and laminated glass options keep the space comfortable through summer heat and quiet during a downpour, and a glassed porch becomes a true year-round room without losing the view. Glass and screens also combine well; plenty of projects run glass on the weather side and screens where the breeze comes from.