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 for Sanford residents?

You start by uploading photos of your patio or pool area to our website. Our team reviews these images to assess the layout and potential challenges. We then contact you to discuss your project requirements, ensuring a tailored estimate before we proceed with site measurements.

What do I need to know about Seminole County permits?

All permanent screen enclosures in Seminole County require structural permits. Our team manages the submission of engineering plans and documentation to the local building department. We ensure all work meets safety codes and structural requirements, sparing you the administrative burden of dealing with municipal offices.

How do HOAs in Sanford affect my enclosure design?

Many subdivisions in Sanford have specific aesthetic guidelines regarding frame color, roof pitch, and materials. We are familiar with these requirements and will help you gather the documents needed for your architectural review board to ensure your enclosure meets all community standards.

What is the difference between standard and no-see-um mesh?

We offer standard 18x14 fiberglass mesh for general durability and visibility. For homes near bodies of water like Lake Monroe, we recommend the 20x20 no-see-um mesh. This tighter weave effectively blocks tiny biting insects while maintaining adequate airflow for your pool enclosure.

How does Florida weather impact screen enclosure longevity?

The combination of high humidity, heat, and seasonal storms requires durable materials. We install frames that are built to withstand Florida wind loads and use screens designed to resist sagging and tearing caused by extreme sun exposure and heavy rain throughout the year.

What factors influence the final cost of my enclosure?

Project costs depend on the total square footage, the type of roof style chosen, the complexity of the site, and the selected screen material. Site-specific engineering for wind-load compliance and the height of the structure also play a role in the total investment for your Sanford property.

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Seminole County · Sanford, FL

Screen Enclosures in Sanford, FL

Southern Construction provides professional installation services for homeowners throughout Sanford. From neighborhoods near Lake Monroe to properties in gated communities, we design custom structures that withstand Central Florida humidity and intense UV exposure. Our team handles the entire process, including Seminole County permitting and HOA coordination, to ensure your project complies with local wind-load standards and building regulations.

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Licensed & Insured

Workers' comp compliant

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Permit & HOA Help

We coordinate the paperwork

FL Wind-Code Built

Ready for hurricane season

Engineered for Sanford Homes

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

Engineered for Florida Wind

We construct every frame to meet rigorous Florida building codes for wind resistance. Our designs account for the specific wind loads required in Seminole County, protecting your outdoor space during the active hurricane season.

Climate-Resistant Mesh Options

We utilize high-quality screen materials that resist degradation from the intense Florida sun and humidity. Choose between standard fiberglass mesh or tight-weave options to keep pests and lake-area insects out of your pool.

Seamless HOA Coordination

Navigating neighborhood covenants in Sanford is part of our standard service. We prepare the necessary technical documentation and drawings for your HOA and the county to expedite approval before installation begins.