Screen Porches
Schedule Your Free Estimate Whether you’re interested in building a screen porch from the ground up, re-screening with Screeneze or framing for an Eze-Breeze three-season room, Smallwood Renovations is here to help.
Dream up a flexible outdoor living area using wood or Trex materials, all constructed by our experienced staff with best-practice building methods.
Customize Your Outdoor Living Area
Screen porches start with a roofing profile. Choose between the SCREENEZE no-spline screening system or Eze-Breeze vinyl glazed windows. Round off your screen porch with Trex or Wood decking.
Gable Roof
Shed Roof
Hip Roof
SCREENEZE
The SCREENEZE screening system is a no-spline screening product. With no splines you can experience maximum visibility and the easiest repairs.
Suitable for any wood or Trex build, SCREENEZE protects against mosquitoes, allows for fresh air, and increases the time that can be spent outdoors.
The SCREENEZE system is available in the colors Bronze, White, Sand and Clay.
The SCREENEZE screening system is a no-spline screening product. With no splines you can experience maximum visibility and the easiest repairs.
Suitable for any wood or Trex build, SCREENEZE protects against mosquitoes, allows for fresh air, and increases the time that can be spent outdoors.
The SCREENEZE system is available in the colors Bronze, White, Sand and Clay.
Eze-Breeze
Eze-Breeze opens your outdoor living area to being usable for three-seasons out of the year. With cutting edge technology, these thin, flexible vents contain memory film that will return to its original shape if accidentally distorted.
Less expensive than a glass enclosure, and more expansive than traditional screening, Eze-Breeze is perfect for the homeowner who desires the comforts of glass, with the option to collapse vents and experience a more traditional screen porch.
Available aluminum frame colors include: Bronze, Beige, White, Pebble Khaki and Black.
Vinyl colors include: Traditional Clear, Bronze, Dark Gray, and Smoke Gray.
Eze-Breeze opens your outdoor living area to being usable for three-seasons out of the year. With cutting edge technology, these thin, flexible vents contain memory film that will return to its original shape if accidentally distorted.
Less expensive than a glass enclosure, and more expansive than traditional screening, Eze-Breeze is perfect for the homeowner who desires the comforts of glass, with the option to collapse vents and experience a more traditional screen porch.
Available aluminum frame colors include: Bronze, Beige, White, Pebble Khaki and Black.
Vinyl colors include: Traditional Clear, Bronze, Dark Gray, and Smoke Gray.
Screen Porch Decking
TREX DECKING
Use Trex composite decking boards as porch flooring for a maintenance free experience.
Expand your outdoor living area with a deck that leads into your screen room.
WOOD DECKING
Use wood decking boards as flooring in your new screen room as a cost-effective and classically beautiful option.
Add a wood deck to accompany your screen porch for maximum outdoor living area.
TREX DECKING
Use Trex composite decking boards as porch flooring for a maintenance free experience.
Expand your outdoor living area with a deck that leads into your screen room.
WOOD DECKING
Use wood decking boards as flooring in your new screen room as a cost-effective and classically beautiful option.
Add a wood deck to accompany your screen porch for maximum outdoor living area.
Options
RAILING
Between composite, wood or hybrid railing, there’s a perfect railing for your new screen porch. Add a Trex cocktail rail to take your look to the next level.
TREX UNDER-DECKING
Under-decking turns the space underneath a second-story deck into livable area that can easily be screened in.
LIGHTS
Adding lighting to your deck or screen porch maximizes the time that can be spent outside, day or night.
RAILING
Between composite, wood or hybrid railing, there’s a perfect railing for your new screen porch. Add a Trex cocktail rail to take your look to the next level.
TREX UNDER-DECKING
Under-decking turns the space underneath a second-story deck into livable area that can easily be screened in.
LIGHTS
Adding lighting to your deck or screen porch maximizes the time that can be spent outside, day or night.
