Screen enclosures

Vero Beach

Create a more comfortable and enjoyable outdoor space with a custom screen enclosure. Designed for Florida living, our screen enclosures provide fresh air and protection from insects and debris while enhancing your home’s outdoor living area.

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Screen Enclosures in Vero Beach, FL

Vero Beach covers two very different settings. There are the oceanfront and lagoon-front homes on the barrier island, around Central Beach, Castaway Cove and the Ocean Drive area. And there are the mainland neighborhoods near Miracle Mile, McAnsh Park and along Indian River Boulevard and 43rd Avenue. A screen enclosure in either place has to handle sun, salt and storms.

Lafferty Aluminum & Screening designs and installs new screen enclosures throughout Vero Beach and Indian River County.

Call (321) 652-1078 for a free estimate.

Screen Enclosures for Vero Beach Homes

  • Pool enclosures: new cages and replacements
  • Screen rooms: open-air living space with a screened or insulated roof
  • Patio and lanai enclosures
  • Screened entries for coastal homes

Island vs. Mainland: How the Design Changes

  • Wind exposure. Barrier-island and lagoon-front homes face more open-water wind. We engineer framing and anchoring to the requirements for your exact location.
  • Salt air. Near the ocean, we use corrosion-resistant aluminum and fasteners suited to coastal exposure.
  • Foundations. Our Vero Beach concrete foundation team pours footers and slabs designed for the enclosure and the site.
  • Jurisdiction. Your address may be permitted by the City of Vero Beach, Indian River County, or a separate town such as Indian River Shores. We confirm it up front.

Mesh and Features

  • Florida Glass: privacy and rain protection on wind-exposed walls
  • 20x20 no-see-um: for lagoon-side homes
  • 18x14 standard, Tuffscreen and pet screen
  • 16" or 24" kickplates, a chair rail, screen doors and lockable pet doors
  • Mansard, gable or flat roofs, plus transom roofs

Our Process

1. Free estimate: we review exposure, the slab and how you'll use the space 2. Engineering: drawings for your location's wind requirements 3. Permit: managed with the correct jurisdiction 4. Installation and final inspection

Pool Cage, Screen Room or Lanai Enclosure?

  • Pool homes: a full pool enclosure covers the pool and deck. On the barrier island, it also keeps sand and salt spray to a minimum.
  • Lagoon and golf-course homes: a screen room with an insulated roof over seating makes a shaded, breezy outdoor room
  • Homes with a covered lanai: screening it in adds protected living space quickly

Hurricane Season Considerations

Vero Beach homes see their share of tropical weather. Every enclosure we build is engineered and anchored for your location's wind requirements. A few practical tips also help it come through a storm:

  • Bring in furniture, plants and loose items before a storm
  • Keep doors latched so wind can't catch them
  • Inspect the roof screen, corners and door hardware afterward
  • Call for repairs quickly so small damage doesn't spread

Older Enclosures on the Island and Mainland

Many Vero Beach homes, especially in established neighborhoods like McAnsh Park and near Miracle Mile, have cages that have been through several hurricane seasons. If the frame or anchors are worn, a new engineered enclosure is usually the better long-term investment.

Why Vero Beach Homeowners Choose Lafferty

  • Coastal enclosure experience across Brevard and Indian River Counties
  • Family-owned, licensed and insured since 2020
  • 2026 Brevard Community's Choice Award winner for Best Screen Rooms & Sunrooms
  • A+ BBB rating

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Frequently Asked Questions About Screen Enclosures in Vero Beach

Do you build on the barrier island?

Yes. We build on the barrier island and the mainland, with enclosures engineered for each site's wind exposure.

Will salt air damage my enclosure?

Salt air is hard on any metal structure. Corrosion-resistant aluminum and fasteners, plus regular rinsing, help an enclosure last near the ocean.

Should I rescreen or replace?

If the frame is sound, our Vero Beach screen repair team can rescreen it. Corroded or storm-damaged frames usually call for a new enclosure.

Who issues the permit?

The City of Vero Beach, Indian River County, or a town such as Indian River Shores, depending on your address. We handle it.

What should I do with my enclosure before a hurricane?

Remove loose furniture and plants, latch the doors, and make sure nothing inside can blow into the screen. After the storm, inspect the roof screen and corners and call us for any repairs.

Get a Free Screen Enclosure Estimate in Vero Beach

Call (321) 652-1078 or request your free estimate online by filling out our contact form.

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Why Choose Lafferty Aluminum & Screening ?

Lafferty Aluminum & Screening is a locally trusted and fully licensed company known for fast, high-quality installations. Each of our projects is custom-designed to match your home’s aesthetic while meeting Florida’s strict building codes.
Plus, we offer extended warranties and flexible financing options to make your project as stress-free as possible.

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