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.

What factors influence the cost of a screen enclosure?

The final price depends on the dimensions of your pool deck, the complexity of the roof design, and the choice of screen mesh. Factors such as site access, material specifications, and the necessity of structural upgrades to meet wind-load requirements also impact the total investment.

How does the Volusia County permitting process work?

Permitting is a mandatory step for all permanent structures in Volusia County. We prepare the site plans and engineering documentation required by the county building department. Our team manages the submission and follow-up process, ensuring your project meets all local zoning and safety regulations before we begin construction.

What screen mesh options do you offer?

We typically install Phifer 18x14 standard fiberglass mesh for general use. For residents dealing with tiny pests, we provide Phifer 20x20 no-see-um screening as an upgrade. This tighter weave offers added protection while still allowing for excellent visibility and airflow across your patio area.

What is the typical timeline for an installation?

Timelines vary based on current permit processing times at the Volusia County office and HOA approval schedules. Once we have all necessary approvals and materials are procured, our crew works efficiently to complete the installation. We will provide a project schedule once your design is finalized.

How do I get a free quote online?

Visit our website and use our simple online form to upload photos of your current pool or patio area. Our team reviews these images to assess the layout and potential challenges. We then contact you to discuss your needs and provide a project quote based on your specifications.

Do I need HOA approval for a screen enclosure?

Yes, many neighborhoods in Port Orange require architectural review committee approval before modifications begin. We assist by providing the professional drawings and specifications you need to submit to your HOA. Checking your community guidelines early helps prevent delays in the permitting phase of your project.

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Volusia County · Port Orange, FL

Screen Enclosures in Port Orange, FL

Southern Construction provides professional screen enclosure installation for homes throughout Port Orange. Whether you live near the Spruce Creek Fly-In or closer to the coastal humidity of the beachside, our team manages the entire process. From Volusia County permitting and HOA coordination to custom design and installation, we build durable structures tailored to withstand the Florida climate while enhancing your outdoor living space.

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Licensed & Insured

Workers' comp compliant

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Central Florida crew

Permit & HOA Help

We coordinate the paperwork

FL Wind-Code Built

Ready for hurricane season

Engineered for Port Orange Homes

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

Florida Wind-Load Compliance

Every enclosure is engineered to meet current Florida building codes for wind resistance. We account for regional hurricane season requirements, ensuring your structure remains stable against high-velocity winds common throughout Volusia County.

Custom Coastal Design Options

We account for specific environmental conditions like salt air and intense sun exposure. Our designs prioritize long-term durability, utilizing materials resistant to corrosion while maximizing airflow to keep your pool deck comfortable.

HOA and Permitting Expertise

Navigating neighborhood architectural guidelines is part of our standard workflow. We handle all documentation for Volusia County building permits and help provide the necessary plans to secure approval from your local HOA.