A screen room turns a deck or patio into a room you actually use — morning coffee, evening dinners, the whole season — with the breeze coming through and the mosquitoes staying out. We build it as a real structure: a solid roof overhead and a clean, tight screen enclosure made to last.
You'll love the space. You'll remember the experience.
Solid roof overhead · Tight, durable screen enclosure · Built to our standard
We build the whole thing: the structure, the roof, and the enclosure.
Done right, a screen room is an outdoor room you use from spring to fall — sheltered from sun and rain, open to the breeze, and closed to insects. That starts with a sound, roofed structure, not just screen stapled to an existing frame. Build the structure well and the screen system does its job for years; skip that step and you get sag, gaps, and a screen you're patching every season.
A screen room lives outdoors and gets used hard — so the parts that keep the weather out and the bugs out have to be built to last, not just installed to look right on day one.
A screen room needs a roof and a frame built to carry it. We engineer the structure the way we build a covered deck — so it stands solid and sheds sun and rain for the long run.
We use purpose-built screen systems — not stapled mesh — that hold the screen under even tension in a clean frame, so it stays taut, gap-free, and easy to live with season after season.
Framing, posts, and trim are detailed and finished to match the deck and railings, so the room reads as part of the house — not a lean-to added on the back.
Sized and sited to fit your deck, your view, and how you'll use it — dining, lounging, or both — with clearances and screening worked out up front.
A screen room performs and looks its best when the deck, the roof, and the enclosure are planned together. On a new build, it's designed alongside the footings, framing, and decking — the complete LeBlanc Deck System — so the roof loads, the post lines, and the screen framing all line up. A full LeBlanc Deck System build is backed by our transferable 3-Year Workmanship Warranty on the structure; a screen room added onto an existing deck or porch is backed by our workmanship warranty as well, with terms that depend on the scope of the work and the condition of what it attaches to.
See how the whole system comes together. The LeBlanc Difference →
The difference between a screen room you live in and one you tolerate is whether it was built as a structure or improvised as an add-on. We start with a solid, roofed frame and enclose it with a purpose-built screen system held under even tension — so it stays taut and tight instead of sagging and gapping. Overhead you're covered from sun and rain; all around you the breeze comes through and the bugs stay out. That's a room, not a screened-in afterthought.
The screen is the part you live with every day, so we install purpose-built screen systems rather than stapling mesh to a frame. Our enclosures use SCREENEZE — a capture system that holds the screen under even tension in a clean, trimless frame, available in Bronze, White, Clay, and Sand to suit your structure. Where the design calls for it, we pair it with Westbury ScreenRail, which integrates screening into a powder-coated aluminum railing.
The result is a screen enclosure that stays taut and gap-free — no visible staples, no rippled mesh — finished to match the deck and railings so the whole room reads as one piece of work.
The materials we've chosen →
A screen room is only as good as its fit. We work out the roof line, the post placement, the sightlines to the yard, and the way you'll actually use the space — dining, lounging, or both — before anything is framed. Planned alongside a new deck or covered structure, that coordination is built in from the start; added to an existing deck, we assess the structure first and tell you honestly what it will carry.
Add low-voltage lighting into the posts and ceiling and the room stays inviting after dark. A screen room also pairs naturally with a covered deck or patio cover — the roof that makes the enclosure possible.
Start with the roof that makes it possible. Covered Decks & Patio Covers →
You'd use the deck far more if mosquitoes, wasps, and gnats weren't running you back inside at dusk.
You want the space from spring through fall — through pollen, light rain, and afternoon sun — not just on perfect days.
You want an outdoor room built and finished like part of the house, not a flimsy screened box tacked on the back.
You host dinners, mornings, and evenings outside and want a comfortable, sheltered place to do it.
A screen room should feel like the best room in the house that happens to be outside. That's the standard we build to.
“Very nice work and beautiful details! These guys really know what they're doing!”
A screen room brings together a few of the things we build — the roof over it, the deck under it, and the lighting that keeps it usable after dark.
The solid roof a screen room is built under — full protection from sun and rain overhead.
Explore covered decks →Our flagship — the wood-free, engineered deck a screen room is built to sit on and match.
Explore composite decks →Low-voltage lighting worked into the posts and ceiling, so the room stays inviting after dark.
Explore lighting →Tell us about your space and how you'd like to use it. We'll help you think it through — the roof, the layout, and the screen system — with no pressure and no obligation.
Start with a short form — we'll review your project and reach out. Serving Knoxville & East Tennessee · Licensed & insured · 3-Year Workmanship Warranty on the LeBlanc Deck System
Engineered outdoor structures built for long-term performance. · Knoxville & East Tennessee · Lic #79196