Most projects take 1–3 days, depending on size, design complexity, and permitting timelines.

No. High-quality mesh allows plenty of natural light while reducing harsh UV exposure — keeping your space bright but comfortable.

Yes — when properly engineered and installed to meet local wind-load codes, enclosures are designed to withstand Florida’s storm conditions.

With quality materials and professional installation, aluminum frames can last 20+ years, while screen mesh typically lasts 7–10 years before rescreening is recommended.

Yes. Local permitting and inspections are required to ensure safety and code compliance. Professional installers like ShoreHome handle all permitting for you.

ShoreHome enclosures are built with corrosion-resistant aluminum framing sourced locally from Lansing Building Products, ensuring durability and Florida code compliance. Each structure is secured with stainless steel fasteners to prevent rust and maintain long-term strength. Homeowners can choose between 18/14 mesh for durability and airflow or 20/20 mesh for enhanced insect protection—selected based on how you use your outdoor space.

Absolutely. Screen enclosures improve functionality, aesthetics, and livability — making homes more attractive to buyers in Sarasota, Lakewood Ranch, and Bradenton.