How much does a screen room cost?

Most screen rooms in Glendale cost between $8,000 and $20,000, depending on size and features. Screen rooms are generally less expensive than glass enclosures because they use simpler materials and lighter construction. We provide exact pricing after measuring your space.

Can screen rooms handle Arizona wind and storms?

Yes, when built properly. We use reinforced framing and properly anchor the structure to withstand high winds and monsoon storms. The screens are designed to flex slightly in wind, which prevents tearing. We follow all local building codes to ensure the screen room is safe and durable.

Can I upgrade a screen room to glass later?

In some cases, yes, but it depends on the existing structure. Screen room frames are lighter than glass enclosure frames, so you may need to upgrade the framing and foundation. It's usually more cost-effective to build a glass enclosure from the start if you plan to use it year-round.

Screen Rooms

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Screen room installation with elevated deck in Glendale, AZ

Affordable Outdoor Protection in Glendale

A screen room gives you a simple, affordable way to enjoy your outdoor space without dealing with bugs, dust, and debris. It's perfect for Glendale homeowners who want to spend time outside during the cooler months without the hassle that comes with open patios. You get fresh air, natural light, and a comfortable place to relax.

At BrightSpan Glendale Sunrooms, we build screen rooms that are durable, functional, and designed for Arizona's climate. Our screen rooms use heavy-duty materials that stand up to sun exposure, wind, and daily use. You're not getting a flimsy setup that falls apart after one season. You're getting a permanent structure that adds value to your home.

We handle the entire process from start to finish. You tell us what you want, and we design a screen room that fits your space and budget. We take care of permits, installation, and cleanup. All you have to do is enjoy the finished product.

What Is a Screen Room?

A screen room is an outdoor structure with walls made of mesh screens instead of glass or solid panels. The screens keep bugs and debris out while allowing air and light to flow through. This makes it ideal for spring, fall, and winter in Glendale, when the weather is pleasant and you want to be outside without the annoyances that come with open-air spaces.

Screen rooms use aluminum framing for durability and low maintenance. The screens are made from strong fiberglass or polyester mesh that resists tearing and sagging. You can choose from different screen densities depending on whether you prioritize airflow, visibility, or sun protection.

Here's what goes into a quality screen room:

Aluminum framing that resists rust and requires no painting
Heavy-duty screen mesh that blocks insects and debris
Screen door options for easy access and convenience
Optional roof panels to provide shade and rain protection
Custom sizing to fit your existing patio or deck

Because screen rooms are lighter and simpler than glass enclosures, they cost less and install faster. You still get a functional outdoor space, but without the expense and complexity of a full sunroom.

Building Screen Rooms for Arizona Weather

Arizona's climate is tough on outdoor structures. The sun beats down relentlessly, temperatures swing wildly between day and night, and wind can cause serious damage if a structure isn't built right. That's why we use materials specifically rated for desert conditions.

Our aluminum frames are powder-coated to prevent fading and corrosion from UV exposure. The screens are UV-resistant and designed to handle Arizona's intense sun without breaking down. We also make sure the structure is properly anchored to withstand high winds and monsoon storms.

We've been building screen rooms in Glendale since 2024, and we know what works. We understand local building codes and HOA requirements. We handle the permits and inspections so you don't have to. And because we're local, we're available if you need service or have questions after the installation.

Why Homeowners Love Screen Rooms

A screen room is one of the most cost-effective ways to expand your living space. You get a protected outdoor area without the expense of glass walls or climate control. It's perfect for casual use, like morning coffee, evening reading, or hosting friends during pleasant weather.

Screen rooms also give you flexibility. You can leave patio furniture outside without worrying about it getting dirty or damaged. You can enjoy the outdoors without constantly swatting bugs or dealing with dust. And you have a space that feels separate from the main house, which is great for entertaining or just getting away for a bit.

From a property value perspective, a screen room is an attractive feature that potential buyers notice. It shows you've invested in making your outdoor space functional and comfortable. And because it's a permanent structure, it adds to your home's overall appeal and usability.

Our Screen Room Installation Process

We start with a free consultation at your home. You show us where you want the screen room, and we'll discuss your needs and budget. We take measurements and provide a detailed estimate. No pressure, no sales pitch. Just clear information so you can make an informed decision.

Once you decide to move forward, we handle the permits and schedule the installation. Most screen rooms take a few days to a week to complete, depending on size. Our crew arrives on time, works efficiently, and respects your property. We keep the job site clean and make sure the installation goes smoothly.

After we finish, we walk you through the completed screen room and answer any questions. We clean up the site and haul away any debris. We back our work with warranties on materials and craftsmanship, so you're covered if anything goes wrong.

Ready to add a screen room to your Glendale home? Call us at (623) 872-6070 or visit our homepage to learn more. We also build patio enclosures and three-season sunrooms if you're considering other options.