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We focus on building beautiful custom enclosures and screen rooms that will increase the enjoyment you get from the outdoors while enhancing the aesthetic of your home.
WHAT WE DO
Pool/Screen, Enclosures, Screen Rooms, Lanai Enclosures, Florida Rooms, Pergolas, Carports, Concrete Slabs, Paver Decks, Screen Sliders, & Garage Sliders

SCREEN ENCLOSURES

We offer several different types of screen enclosures. There are six main roof types to choose from including flat, sloped or shed, gable, dome, mansard or hip styles. Each have their own unique look and our consultant can help you decide which would look best. If you have a view that you don’t want to lose, choose an unobstructed view with a picture window or open view.
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SCREEN ROOMS OR PATIOS

Like our screen enclosures, we offer different types of screen rooms. There are two main roof types, gable/A-frame, or studio/ sloped. Our custom screen rooms are designed as open-extensions to your existing home. Custom electrical options are also available giving you full use of your outdoor space. Our screen rooms also offer the option of being converted into a Florida room at a later date by simply replacing the screen with windows for an all weather room.
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PERGOLAS

Having a pergola is an easy and affordable way to create the foundation and focal point for your backyard, patio, deck, or pool. Pergolas offers filtered light and sophisticated charm to your home's exterior.
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FLORIDA ROOMS

Florida rooms are a space that bridges indoor and outdoor spaces with a comfortable supplemental living area. Florida rooms usually cost about half of a traditional home room addition which makes this a very attractive option for many people. Window options include glass, acrylic or vinyl. Florida rooms are the perfect option to bring the outdoors indoors for an all weather room.

Your questions answered.

How long does permitting take?
Engineering & Permitting Services Timeline

Blue Skye Screening wants to ensure all our clients have a reasonable expectation for the timeline of their engineering and permitting services.

Engineering - This is the initial step. Your custom project will be engineered to Florida codes. This process usually takes 3-5 business days. Any revisions during this time will be an additional 3 business days.

Permitting – This is the second step. Once your engineering is completed, it will be sent to obtain a building permit. This is the permitting process. All counties have different timelines within their jurisdiction. These timelines can be from 7 business days up to 30 business days, depending on the workload your county is sustaining.

Blue Skye Screening has no control over these timelines. Once your permit is submitted a timeline is given by the county and a target date is in place. Blue Skye will update our clients on any approvals relayed to us during this time.

What types of enclosure styles do you offer?

We offer several different types of screen enclosures. Below are six main roof types to choose from including flat, sloped or shed, gable, dome, mansard or hip styles. Each have their own unique look and our consultant can help you decide which would look best. We also provide unique custom enclosures per your specifications.

Like our screen enclosures, we offer different types of screen rooms. There are two main roof types, gable/A-frame, or studio/ sloped. We also provide unique custom rooms per your specifications.

How long will my enclosure last?

Your screen enclosure should last about 20 years and in many cases longer with regular maintenance and replacing the screens when necessary.

Once permitting is complete, how long will it take for installation?

The actual erecting of the patio/screen enclosure and screening may take from 3-7 days depending on the design as well as size. We average is 3-5 days.

Do I need a permit to build a screen enclosure?

Yes. All Florida counties require permitting for any screen enclosure or screen room. This ensures all building codes are met. You, as the homeowner, are opening yourself up to liability with the local building departments for any work done without proper permitting. Not obtaining the required permit(s) could prove very costly if the work was installed incorrectly or the building department requires it to be taken down and reconstructed.

What type of products do you use on your enclosures?

For maximum strength we use the industries best aluminum alloy. This allows for larger spans with stronger beams with better site lines. Phifer screen is used on all our enclosures and patios

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Simply tell us your design requirements and one of our design consultants will contact you shortly.

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