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Lanai & Screen Enclosures in Bonita Springs, FL

Between Naples and Fort Myers, Bonita Springs blends beach living with gated communities that expect a premium, low-maintenance hardscape.

Lanai and screen enclosure installation in Bonita Springs

A lanai turns your patio into space you actually use — no bugs, less sun, and a room that works year-round in Florida. MJC Pavers builds lanais and screen enclosures across Bonita Springs and Lee County — from Bonita Beach to Village Walk — set on a proper concrete footing so the frame holds through storm season.

We serve neighborhoods throughout Bonita Springs including Bonita Beach, Pelican Landing, Bonita Farms, Spanish Wells, Village Walk. Every project starts with a free on-site estimate and a firm price — no guesswork.

Why Bonita Springs homeowners add a lanai

Outdoor living without the bugs

Mosquitoes and no-see-ums are what keep most Florida patios empty. A screened lanai gives you the outdoors without them.

Sun, rain and debris protection

Screens cut direct sun and keep leaves, rain and pool debris out — your furniture and your deck stay clean.

Built on a real footing

A frame is only as strong as what anchors it. We cut in and pour a proper concrete footing — that is what holds when the wind comes.

Extends your living space

A lanai effectively adds a room to the house, and buyers in Southwest Florida expect one.

Lanai & Screen Enclosures FAQ — Bonita Springs

How much does a lanai or screen enclosure cost in Bonita Springs?
Screen enclosures in Bonita Springs generally run $12 to $25 per square foot installed. A standard pool cage typically lands around $8,000–$20,000 depending on size, height, roof style and code requirements. We quote after measuring on site.
How long does a screen enclosure last in Florida?
The aluminum frame typically lasts 20+ years when properly anchored. The screen itself is the wear item — most need re-screening every 5–10 years depending on sun exposure and storms.
Do you need a permit for a screen enclosure in Florida?
Usually yes — screen enclosures are structural and must meet wind-load code in Bonita Springs. We confirm the requirements and handle the permit for your project.

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