How do I start a pool enclosure order?

Click Start My Pool Enclosure Order on our website. Answer a few easy questions about your pool area, upload photos, and choose your options. Our team will review your request and contact you with the next steps.

What areas do you serve for pool enclosures?

We serve [City] and surrounding areas including [Service Areas]. Enter your address during the order process and we will confirm your location is in our service area.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. We are licensed, insured, and workers' comp compliant. Your home and property are protected during every project.

What screen options do you offer?

We use Phifer screen products. Our standard option is Phifer 18x14 fiberglass pool and patio screen. For smaller bugs, we offer the Phifer 20x20 no-see-um screen upgrade.

Is the online order a final contract?

No. The online order is a request to start your quote. The final price, design, code review, permitting, engineering, HOA review, and schedule must all be reviewed and approved before any work begins.

Do I need to upload photos?

Photos are optional but very helpful. Clear photos of your pool area, home, and roofline help our team prepare a more accurate quote and may speed up the review process.

How does the online quote process work?

You can start your project by uploading photos of your pool or patio area through our online portal. Our team reviews these images to assess your specific site conditions, which allows us to provide an accurate estimate and begin planning your project before we even step onto your property.

What affects the total cost of a screen enclosure?

The total cost depends on the overall square footage, roof style, and the type of materials selected. Factors such as site preparation, height of the structure, and specific anchoring requirements for your property in Longwood also influence the final investment for your enclosure.

How do you handle HOA and Seminole County permits?

We handle the full permit application process for Seminole County, ensuring all engineering drawings meet local code. We also assist with providing the necessary documentation for your HOA, helping you navigate architectural review committee requirements for your specific community.

What are the differences between screen mesh options?

We offer standard Phifer 18x14 fiberglass mesh, which provides basic insect protection and durability. For residents seeking more protection, our Phifer 20x20 no-see-um upgrade offers a tighter weave to block tiny pests while maintaining visibility and airflow.

What is the typical installation timeline?

After your quote is finalized and permits are issued by the county, we move into the fabrication phase. While timelines vary based on permit processing and material availability, we focus on efficient, professional installation to minimize the impact on your household.

Are your enclosures built for hurricane safety?

Yes. Our enclosures are built to comply with Florida’s stringent building codes for structural integrity. By using high-grade aluminum and proper anchor systems, we ensure that your screen enclosure is designed to handle the wind loads expected in the Longwood region.

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Seminole County · Longwood, FL

Screen Enclosures in Longwood, FL

Southern Construction provides professional design and installation services for homeowners throughout Longwood. We manage the entire process from initial site assessment to final inspection, ensuring your structure meets strict Seminole County building codes. Whether you live in established neighborhoods like Alaqua or near the Wekiva River, our team delivers high-quality, wind-rated enclosures designed to withstand the Florida climate and enhance your outdoor living space.

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No obligation · Licensed & Insured

Licensed & Insured

Workers' comp compliant

Locally Owned

Central Florida crew

Permit & HOA Help

We coordinate the paperwork

FL Wind-Code Built

Ready for hurricane season

Engineered for Longwood Homes

Every enclosure is designed around your property, your HOA, and Florida wind-load code.

Florida Wind-Load Engineering

Every enclosure is engineered to meet current Florida building codes for wind resistance. We use reinforced aluminum framing and structural components specifically calculated to withstand the high-wind events common in Central Florida.

Climate-Ready Mesh Technology

We install high-performance screen mesh options tailored for the Longwood environment. Our durable screens effectively manage intense sun exposure and keep out insects while maintaining optimal airflow and structural integrity during storm season.

Comprehensive Local Compliance

Our team navigates the complexities of Seminole County permitting and specific HOA guidelines. We ensure your project follows all local site drainage requirements and structural standards to guarantee a seamless, compliant installation.