Insulated Panel Roof Systems in Brandon & Riverview, FL

Free assessment

Todd reviews your existing structure or plans and confirms whether a panel roof can tie into your home and span.

Engineering and permit

The panel roof is engineered and stamped for wind load, and we pull the county permit.

Prep the structure

For a conversion, we remove the old screen roof and reinforce the frame to carry the solid panels.

Install the panels

The insulated panels are set and sealed, tying into the home at the block or fascia.

Finish and inspect

We frame in a fan beam if you want one, screen the walls, and schedule the final inspection.

It is a solid, insulated aluminum roof panel that replaces a screen roof over your lanai or screen room. It keeps rain and sun out and stays cooler and quieter than screen, turning the space into a year-round room.

Often, yes, if the structure can be reinforced to carry the solid panels and the span works. We assess your frame and tie-in first and tell you honestly whether a conversion makes sense.

As a reference, a 10-by-10 insulated build starts around $10,500 versus about $7,000 with a screen roof. The gap is roughly the premium for a covered, year-round room. Size and span move the number.

We recommend keeping an insulated-panel roof span under about 15 feet. Beyond that, the panels get much heavier and the cost and permitting climb, so we will confirm what your span allows.

No, the opposite. The insulated panel blocks the sun and keeps the space cooler than a screen roof, which provides no overhead shade.

No. We build insulated-panel roof systems, not framed under-truss covered patios. If that is what you need, we will point you in the right direction.

We can add gutters as part of a roof project; just mention it at your estimate, and we will include it in the scope.

Yes. An insulated-panel roof is engineered and permitted for Florida wind load, and we handle the permit and inspections.

White is the standard. Some HOAs require a specific color or an added product, so we confirm your community's rules before we build.

No, the opposite of a bare metal or screen roof. The insulation in the panel dampens the sound of rain, so the space stays quiet during a downpour, which is one of the first things customers notice.

Yes. A solid roof makes a mounted ceiling fan and recessed lighting practical. We frame in a fan beam and mark it, and a licensed electrician handles the final hookups, since we are not licensed for electrical work.

It depends on the size and the amount of structural reinforcement the frame needs to support the solid panels. We provide a realistic timeline in your written estimate after we assess the existing lanai.

We tie the panel roof into your home cleanly at the block or fascia, and white is the standard finish. Where your HOA specifies a color or product, we build to that.

Yes, and most people do. The insulated panel goes overhead while we screen the walls below with USA-made Phifer screen, so you get a covered, dry roof and bug-free walls. That combination is exactly what a screen room is.

Yes, Florida state-licensed Specialty Structure Contractor SCC131152382, fully insured, with a one-year workmanship warranty.