A Screened In Porch that is Built to Last in the Atlanta, Georgia Climate

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Once your new screened in porch is complete, it will see a lot of traffic. As both an indoor and outdoor space, a screened in porch will experience people walking through at all hours, children playing, pets cavorting, and so on. That is why the durability of a screened in porch is of primary concern for residents of the Atlanta, Georgia area, where porches have been an integral part of local culture for hundreds of years.

Factory Direct Remodeling of Atlanta is committed to home improvements that are built to last and remain beautiful for a lifetime. We believe screened in porches should provide Atlanta area homeowners with an escape from the worries and stress of the outside world. What does this mean to you, as our customer? It means that a screened in porch built by Factory Direct Remodeling of Atlanta will be virtually maintenance free because it is constructed with the finest materials and the utmost attention to detail.

One example of our superior building products is the screening we use on each screened in porch we build in the Atlanta, Georgia area and beyond. Our screens are woven with high-grade fiberglass that is coated in a PVC resin. The result is a screened in porch that has superior breathability and visibility but is also resistant to corrosion, UV rays, and storm damage. PVC coated fiberglass screening is also bug proof and easy to clean. A screen room from Factory Direct Remodeling of Atlanta will give you years of dependable service without the concern of sagging, decomposing, or rusting screens.

If you want your new screened in porch to give you countless hours of carefree use, contact the Kennesaw, Georgia headquarters of Factory Direct Remodeling of Atlanta today for a free estimate. Our screened in porches endure time and nature throughout the Atlanta area including Peachtree City, Dunwoody, Conyers, Gwinnett County, Buckhead, Marietta, Duluth, Metro Atlanta, Smyrna, Roswell, Alpharetta, Lawrenceville, McDonough and beyond.

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