Exterior Shades & Screens

Fenetex MaxForce hurricane screens are rated to withstand wind speeds up to 185 mph and are Florida Building Code certified for the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) of Miami-Dade and Broward counties — the most demanding standard in the country. The everyday One-Track insect and shade screens are rated up to 75 mph, with insect screens using welded retention tested to around 100 mph.

Hurricane-rated MaxForce screens are certified to Florida Building Code HVHZ standards and engineered to withstand extreme wind loads — they provide real, code-approved storm protection in addition to everyday shade. The One-Track insect, clear, and shade screens provide sun, glare, bug, wind, and privacy control for everyday outdoor comfort but are not storm-rated.

Yes — that is a big advantage. You can lower them daily for shade, glare, and privacy on the lanai, then rely on the same system for certified protection when a storm approaches. With hurricane season already here, it is the perfect time to install a system that protects you now and works for you year-round.

It is as easy as pushing a button or opening an app. Fenetex screens are motorized, so you simply close them to shield your patio and openings — and with smart-home integration they can even deploy automatically in an emergency. No heavy panels, no last-minute scramble.

Definitely. Fenetex shade screens block up to 99% of the sun’s rays before the heat reaches your patio, and the hurricane fabric blocks up to 91% — reducing heat gain, protecting from UV, and making a real dent in your cooling costs.

Quiet Spring Technology™ is Fenetex’s patented self-adjusting system that keeps screens smooth, taut, and wrinkle-free while operating almost silently. Combined with their molecular-level welded construction — no zippers, adhesives, or stitching to fail — it is why Fenetex backs the screens with a lifetime warranty.

They roll down over lanais, patios, and outdoor openings to block sun, glare, heat, insects, and wind-driven rain, turning an exposed patio into a comfortable, shaded outdoor room.

Yes. Insect-mesh screen options keep out mosquitoes and no-see-ums while preserving airflow and your view — a major benefit for Florida evenings.

Yes. Depending on the mesh you choose, screens cut solar heat and glare and add daytime privacy while still letting you see out and enjoy the breeze.

Standard sun-and-insect screens are for comfort, not storm protection. We also offer dedicated hurricane-rated screens engineered for wind and debris — ask us which product fits your goal.

Most are motorized with remote, wall switch, or smart-home control, and can include sun or wind sensors that automatically retract or deploy the screens.

Yes. When not in use they roll up into a discreet housing at the top of the opening, keeping your view and architecture clean.

We use materials and finishes selected for outdoor Florida exposure, including UV-stable mesh and corrosion-resistant components, for long life in coastal conditions.

Yes. By blocking direct sun before it hits your patio surfaces, screens noticeably reduce heat and glare, extending how comfortably you can use the space.

They are made for large lanai and patio openings; very wide spans may use multiple units. We confirm the configuration during our on-site measure.

We professionally measure and install exterior screens, including coordinating power for motorized units, so they operate reliably and look built-in.