Screen Enclosures in Atlantic Beach & Neptune Beach, FL

Atlantic Beach and Neptune Beach are neighboring cities with their own residential character and separate permitting processes. Atlantic Beach has a specific permit process for screen enclosures that can require a site plan showing the proposed work and setbacks, construction plans, and other project documentation. Neptune Beach handles residential construction and alterations through its own local process. Permitting requirements depend on the specific property and municipality, so we address those details during the planning stage for any new project.

Both communities have a mix of established homes, many of which already have screen enclosures that benefit from periodic maintenance. Coastal exposure accelerates wear on screen panels and door hardware over time. When the damage is limited to specific sections, targeted repairs are usually the right call. When the screen has aged throughout the enclosure, rescreening replaces it all at once and restores the enclosure to good working condition.

For homeowners looking to add a new enclosure, pool enclosures and screened patio enclosures are both common in these communities. We design each project around the existing property — the lot, the home, and the outdoor space — rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach.