If you're thinking about adding a patio enclosure to your home, you're probably asking the same question many Florida homeowners do: “How much does a patio enclosure cost?”
The truth is that prices vary based on the type of enclosure, the size of the project, and the materials used. But if you live in Brevard County or Indian River County, there are predictable local ranges you can expect — without needing exact dollar amounts.
In this guide, we break down what influences the cost, what local homeowners typically spend, and what to consider before starting your project.
Below are general ranges based on the most common enclosure types in Melbourne, Palm Bay, Vero Beach, Satellite Beach, Sebastian, and surrounding areas:
Ideal for bug-free outdoor living.
Average local range: Low to moderate investment
A solid aluminum roof with screen or open walls.
Average local range: Moderate investment
Reduces heat and improves comfort year-round.
Average local range: Moderate to high investment
More like an indoor extension with climate control.
Average local range: Higher-end investment
Highly customized structures.
Average local range: Varies widely
Note: Prices vary based on permits, engineering, HOA requirements, and wind-load ratings. Lafferty Aluminum & Screening builds hurricane-rated enclosures designed for Space Coast weather.
Understanding these factors will help you estimate your budget more accurately:
Larger patios require more materials, concrete work, and labor.
Each has different price levels.
Higher-performance screens increase the cost.
Brevard and Indian River homes often need:
This is one of the biggest cost variables.
Florida requires strict engineering for hurricanes.
Coastal cities like Melbourne Beach, Indialantic, and Vero Beach may require higher wind ratings.
Examples:
These improve comfort but increase cost.
HOA approvals and engineered drawings can affect the timeline and budget.
Homes in Brevard and Indian River County — especially in Palm Bay, Melbourne, Vero Beach, and surrounding areas — often include patio enclosures as part of their lifestyle value.
Local factors affecting price:
Lafferty Aluminum & Screening builds all projects to Florida Building Code standards.
Best for airflow, bug protection, and affordability.
Great for shade, rain protection, and outdoor dining.
Ideal for year-round comfort and reduced heat.
Perfect if you want a semi-indoor extension of your home.
If you're unsure what fits your space, our team can guide you through designs that match your lifestyle and budget.
In Brevard and Indian River County, most homeowners fall into a predictable cost range depending on the type of enclosure. Screen enclosures are on the lower end, insulated roofs and Florida rooms are on the higher end.
Yes. Patio enclosures add usable space, boost resale value, and make outdoor areas more comfortable in Florida’s climate.
Yes. Most patio enclosures require permits, engineering, and inspections. We handle all permitting for Brevard and Indian River County.
Standard aluminum screen enclosures typically offer the most budget-friendly option.
Often yes, but the slab must meet structural and wind-load requirements. Some patios require reinforced footers or a new slab.
Most enclosures take a few days to install once engineering and permits are approved.
Absolutely. Enclosures add functional living space and are highly desirable in Florida.
Lafferty Aluminum & Screening proudly serves:
Whether you want a simple screen enclosure or a full insulated roof system, we can help you design a patio enclosure that fits your home and your budget — without pressure and without guesswork.
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