Spline-free system
ScreenEZE
A cap-and-base system that secures mesh without spline and can span large porch openings.
Explore ScreenEZE →Raleigh-area screened porch installation
Enjoy the breeze without giving insects the porch.
Best Screens designs and installs custom screening systems for existing and newly built Raleigh-area porches.
Custom fit to the porch openings
Multiple framing and mesh options
Serving Raleigh and nearby Triangle communities
A system selected for the structure
Keep the porch open to airflow while adding dependable insect protection.
The best screening method depends on the existing posts, rails, opening sizes, door location, desired sightlines and future service needs. Best Screens reviews those details before recommending a framing system and mesh.
A screened porch does not stop rain or outside temperatures. It creates a more comfortable open-air space by enclosing the openings with insect screen.
Screening systems
Four ways to fit screen to a porch.
Custom aluminum framing
Extruded aluminum
1×2 and 2×2 framing supports custom rails, posts, door openings, pickets and open-view layouts.
See design options →Slim perimeter profile
ARC
Low-profile perimeter screening around suitable existing openings without adding an ARC rail.
Learn about ARC →
Individually serviceable
Removable panels
Custom rolled-aluminum panels that can be removed individually for cleaning, repair or rescreening.
Explore removable panels →Completed Best Screens projects
Compare finished porch-screening approaches.
The system, rail and post layout are selected for the porch. Existing rails and pickets are not automatically part of ARC or ScreenEZE.
Screening systems, clearly explained
Preserve sightlines without confusing the screen system and porch structure.
ARC uses a slim perimeter profile and does not include an integrated rail. When rails or pickets appear in an ARC project, they are existing porch components. Extruded-aluminum designs can include purpose-built rails, posts or pickets when selected for that project.
Doors planned with the enclosure
Door position, header framing, swing, crossbar height, pet access and the surrounding screen system are reviewed together.
Mesh selection
Balance visibility, insect protection, strength and shade.
Mesh options may include standard porch screen, clearer-view products, tighter No-See-Um mesh, durable polyester mesh, pet-resistant choices and solar-control screen. The selected mesh changes airflow, visibility and appearance.
A straightforward project process
From porch photos to installed screening.
01
Share the project
Send the Raleigh-area project location, a description and wide porch photos.
02
Review the structure
Identify openings, rails, posts, attachment surfaces, door needs and suitable systems.
03
Measure on site
Verify dimensions and installation conditions before final fabrication decisions.
04
Review the quote
Confirm the framing, mesh, door, accessories and project scope.
Raleigh screened porch questions
Helpful answers before requesting a quote.
Can an existing porch rail remain?
Often, yes. The screening system may be fitted around suitable existing posts and rails. The final approach depends on the porch structure and selected system.
Does a screened porch keep rain out?
No. Screen allows air and some wind-driven rain through. If weather protection is a priority, ask whether Eze-Breeze or a glass enclosure better matches the goal.
Can the porch include a pet door?
Yes. Depending on the layout, a pet door may be integrated into a PCA screen door, a compatible storm door or a stand-alone extruded-aluminum framed opening.
Which Raleigh-area communities do you serve?
Best Screens serves Raleigh and multiple nearby Triangle communities. Send the project address or ZIP code so the current service range can be confirmed.
Start your Raleigh-area project
Tell Best Screens about the porch.
Include the project location and wide photos from inside and outside for the most useful first review.