Keep the pool area usable
Screen Enclosures
Pool cages, patio screen enclosures, and screen rooms engineered for South Florida wind requirements and built on a proper foundation.
Plan this project ↗Serving Broward County
Engineered for hurricane country.
We build pool screen enclosures and patio screen rooms for homes in Davie, Weston, Southwest Ranches, Cooper City, Plantation, Pembroke Pines, Parkland, Coral Springs, and Fort Lauderdale. Broward County is part of Florida’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so enclosures must be engineered and permitted for local wind loads. We coordinate the footing, the deck, and the enclosure so the frame is anchored correctly and the finished pool area stays clean, shaded, and free of bugs and debris.
Engineering and permits for High-Velocity Hurricane Zone requirements
Footing and deck coordination for proper anchoring
Re-screening and enclosure replacement
From concept to completion
A disciplined four-step process.
Each phase resolves the decisions the next phase depends on, so the jobsite stays organized and the finished result stays true to the plan.
Measure
We measure the area and review the deck, footing, and roof connections.
Engineer
Engineered drawings are prepared and the permit is submitted.
Install
The frame is installed and anchored, then the screen is applied.
Inspect
Final inspection is completed and the enclosure is ready to use.
Recent South Florida projects
Recent projects by our crews.
Real photos from Concrete Solutions Today job sites in Plantation, Coral Springs, and across Broward County.
Project questions
What homeowners ask before we start.
Clear expectations produce better scopes, better decisions, and a smoother build.
Do screen enclosures need a permit in Broward County?+
Yes. New screen enclosures in Broward County require engineered drawings and a permit because of High-Velocity Hurricane Zone wind requirements.
Can you build the enclosure with a new pool deck?+
Yes, and it’s the best time. Planning the footing and deck together makes the enclosure stronger and avoids cutting a new deck later.
Do you re-screen existing enclosures?+
Yes. If the frame is in good condition, re-screening is a cost-effective way to restore the enclosure.
What about hurricanes?+
Enclosures are engineered for local wind requirements. Screen can still be damaged in severe storms, but a properly engineered and anchored frame is designed to stay in place.
Which cities do you serve?+
We build screen enclosures across Broward County, including Davie, Weston, Southwest Ranches, Cooper City, Plantation, Pembroke Pines, Parkland, Coral Springs, and Fort Lauderdale.
Start with the design
Ready to plan your screen enclosures project?
Tell us what you want to change. We’ll help organize the materials, layout, scope, and next steps.