FL License CGC1535875 • 5.0 Google (282 Reviews) • BBB Accredited • Miami-Dade Wind-Load Engineered • Free Estimate
Aluminum-framed pool and patio screen enclosures designed for your property and engineered to Miami-Dade wind-load requirements — keeping out insects, debris, and harsh UV while extending your outdoor living space year-round. Serving Miami, North Miami Beach, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, and all of South Florida.
Screen Enclosures
South Florida’s outdoor living culture is defined by one persistent problem: bugs, debris, and relentless UV exposure that make an uncovered pool or patio uncomfortable during the very evenings you want to use them.
A properly built screen enclosure solves all three. It filters UV without blocking airflow, keeps mosquitoes and no-see-ums outside where they belong, keeps leaves and debris out of the pool, and extends comfortable outdoor time from dusk well into the evening.
MIA Remodeling builds aluminum-framed pool and patio screen enclosures across Miami, North Miami Beach, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Boca Raton, and all of South Florida — every one properly permitted and engineered to applicable Miami-Dade wind-load specifications, not a prefab kit that doesn’t survive the first hurricane season. As a Florida-licensed general contractor (CGC1535875), every structural component, anchor system, and permit application is handled by our licensed team.
Enclosure Types
Aluminum-framed enclosure surrounding the pool and deck. Keeps insects, leaves, and debris out while cutting harsh UV — a shaded outdoor room that extends usable pool hours into evening. Engineered to Miami-Dade wind-load specs. From ~$8,000–$20,000.
A screened patio room attached to the home for insect-free outdoor living morning to evening. More comfortable than an open patio in the rainy season, without the cost of a solid-roof addition. Integrates fans and lighting. From ~$6,000–$15,000.
Rescreen existing aluminum frames with new UV-rated mesh rated for South Florida sun and wind — the cost-effective fix when the frame is still structurally sound. Restores full insect protection. From ~$1,500–$5,000.
The complete outdoor package — one screen enclosure covering the pool area and an adjacent outdoor kitchen or patio. One structure, one permit, one licensed team. From ~$15,000–$35,000+.
Self-closing screen doors, damaged panel replacement, and hardware upgrades for existing enclosures — restoring function without a full rebuild.
Hurricane-season inspection, panel replacement, and anchor and frame re-engineering to bring storm-damaged enclosures back to code.
Installed cost ranges based on completed MIA screen enclosure projects across South Florida.
Best for: Structurally sound aluminum frames with torn, UV-degraded, or hurricane-damaged panels.
Best for: A new aluminum-framed enclosure for a pool area or attached patio.
Best for: A large enclosure covering the pool and outdoor kitchen as one integrated structure.
These are planning ranges based on real completed MIA enclosure projects in South Florida. Final cost depends on size, screen mesh, door count, engineering, and permit scope. We provide a detailed written estimate after a free on-site measure.
Why It Matters
Miami-Dade has some of the strictest outdoor-structure codes in the country. Enclosures must be engineered to specific wind-load specs with proper anchors, frame connections, and screen tension — or they become a projectile risk in a storm. Every permitted MIA enclosure is built to that code.
Standard mesh degrades fast under Miami sun. We specify UV-stabilized fiberglass or polyester mesh rated for South Florida — typically 10–15 years before replacement versus 3–5 for standard material.
South Florida’s no-see-ums are far smaller than mosquitoes — standard 18x14 mesh does not stop them. We specify 20x20 or tighter mesh for properties near water and in coastal neighborhoods.
Enclosures above a certain size require Miami-Dade permits. Building without one creates disclosure issues at sale and can affect insurance coverage. We handle all permitting and engineering as part of every project.
Coastal properties need marine-grade fasteners and finishes. We use hardware built to resist salt-air corrosion so frames and anchors last.
Engineering, permitting, fabrication, and installation handled by one licensed GC (CGC1535875) — no subcontractor finger-pointing.
Our Process
One licensed team from the first sketch to the final walkthrough, no managing separate pergola, kitchen, and electrical contractors.
We measure the pool or patio area, assess existing structures, review permit requirements for your property, and provide a written estimate.
For new enclosures, we coordinate wind-load engineering drawings and submit to Miami-Dade or Broward County for permit approval.
Aluminum frame components are fabricated to your dimensions, footings set, and the frame assembled and anchored to engineered specifications, inspected at each stage.
UV-rated screen mesh is installed across all panels, and self-closing screen doors are fitted with proper hardware and latches.
City inspection is coordinated and passed, followed by a complete walkthrough of all panels, doors, and hardware.
You receive a written warranty, plus our recommendation for a post-hurricane inspection after any significant tropical weather event.
Why MIA
Florida CGC1535875, all structural work, permits, and electrical coordination under a licensed contractor. Not a handyman or unlicensed pergola installer.
Florida CFC1434602, outdoor kitchen plumbing (gas lines, water supply, drains) handled by our own licensed crew. Never subcontracted.
We know which outdoor structures require permits, wind-load engineering, and specific fastener specifications for South Florida hurricane-rated building standards.
Built on completed outdoor and interior projects across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County, the same licensed team and quality standards as every interior project.
Clear written cost breakdown before any work begins. What we quote is what you pay. No surprise additions when the structure is halfway built.
We specify materials for UV intensity, salt air, humidity, and hurricane season, not just for how they look on install day.
5.0 ★ across 282 verified Google reviews · BBB Accredited
The pool area now feels like a completely different space. They handled the enclosure, permits, and all the coordination — organized from start to finish. The quality is outstanding.
South Florida Homeowner
Hollywood, FL
MIA handled the pool deck and enclosure as one project. Everything was permitted, inspected, and completed on time. Would hire again without question.
South Florida Homeowner
Boca Raton, FL
No more bugs and no more leaves in the pool. The screen and doors are solid and the whole job passed inspection with no issues.
South Florida Homeowner
North Miami Beach, FL
Our Work
Service areas
Two office locations. One licensed team. Wherever you are in Miami-Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach County, we have likely built nearby.
More ways we help South Florida homeowners.
Custom aluminum, louvered, and wood pergola builders.
Built-in grills, sinks, bars, and full outdoor kitchen buildouts.
Solid-roof and slatted patio covers for complete protection.
Pool resurfacing, deck pavers, coping, and pool transformations.
Questions
Screen Enclosures Miami, Questions Answered
Yes, for new screen enclosures above a certain size. Miami-Dade requires building permits and wind-load engineering drawings for pool and patio enclosures. We assess your property and manage all permit applications, engineering coordination, and city inspections.
Rescreening an existing frame costs $1,500 to $5,000. A new patio or pool enclosure typically runs $6,000 to $20,000 depending on size and complexity. A large combined pool and outdoor kitchen enclosure can run $15,000 to $40,000+. We provide a written estimate after a free on-site measurement.
A properly built aluminum-framed enclosure with quality screen material lasts 20 to 30 years structurally. The screen mesh typically needs replacement every 10 to 15 years with UV-rated material, or sooner if storm-damaged. We recommend post-hurricane inspections after any significant tropical weather event.
Standard 18x14 mesh does not stop no-see-ums (biting midges), which are common near water and coastal areas. We specify 20x20 mesh or tighter for properties where no-see-um protection is a priority.
Yes. If the aluminum frame is structurally sound, rescreening is significantly more cost-effective than full replacement. We inspect the frame during the consultation and advise honestly on whether rescreening or replacement is the better investment.
Yes. A single large enclosure covering both the pool area and an outdoor kitchen is one of the most popular outdoor upgrades we complete in South Florida. One structure, one permit, one licensed team building both.
A rescreen is often completed in a few days. A new enclosure typically takes 2 to 4 weeks depending on engineering, permit review timelines, and frame size. We build the permit and inspection schedule into your project plan up front.
Every permitted MIA enclosure is engineered to applicable Miami-Dade wind-load specifications with proper anchors, frame connections, and screen tension ratings, built to the code that keeps it standing when it matters, not a prefab kit.
Free on-site assessment and written estimate before any commitment. New enclosures, rescreening, and pool + patio enclosure combinations across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County. Call (954) 355-1520 · (305) 697-5234 · (561) 264-5385.
