Our Process
A screen room is a covered outdoor space that is enclosed by screens to keep out insects and other pests while still allowing air and sunlight to flow through. Here is an overview of the process of building a screen room:
The first step in building a screen room is to plan and design the structure. This includes determining the size and shape of the room, the type of materials that will be used, and the location where it will be built.
Next, a foundation for the screen room must be laid, typically made of concrete or pavers. Once the foundation is in place, the framing of the screen room can begin. This typically involves using pressure-treated lumber to construct the frame and roof of the structure.
Once the frame is in place, roofing materials can be installed. Common roofing materials for a screen room include shingles, metal roofing, or polycarbonate panels.
After the roof is installed, screening can be added to enclose the structure. Screening materials can include traditional fiberglass screen mesh or more durable materials such as pet-resistant or insect-resistant screens.
Once the screening is complete, doors and windows can be added to the structure. These can be sliding or swinging doors and may include screens to allow for additional airflow.
Finally, finishing touches such as trim, paint, or stain can be added to the screen room to complete the project.
It is important to note that the specific steps involved in building a screen room may vary depending on the specific design, location, and materials used. Hathcock Roofing and Remodeling professionals will ensure the project is completed safely and properly.