Hurricane & Motorized Screens for Florida Patios and Storefronts

The best part of living in Florida is the outdoor space — and the hardest part is the sun, rain, wind, and bugs that come with it. Motorized and hurricane screens let you enjoy a patio, lanai, or storefront opening on your terms: lower them to block the elements, raise them to open the space right back up. MetalAwnings.com supplies and finishes screen systems engineered for Florida conditions.

Shade, weather, and bugs — handled

At the touch of a button, screens knock down harsh sun and glare, keep wind-driven rain off your furniture, and seal out insects. They turn a patio or lanai into a comfortable, usable room for far more of the year.

Storm-season protection that disappears when you don't need it

Hurricane-rated screens add a layer of protection over large openings during storm season, then roll away out of sight when the weather clears — no bulky shutters to store, no panels to wrestle into place.

Where motorized screens shine

• Patios, lanais, and screened porches
• Restaurant and bar outdoor dining areas
• Garages and large openings
• Storefronts and commercial entries

Built for Florida

Engineered for heat, humidity, and coastal exposure with smooth, reliable motorized operation. Contact MetalAwnings.com to size your openings and request a quote: call 813-249-0059 or email sales@metalawnings.com.

Screen wind/impact performance varies by system and opening size. For permitted storm protection, confirm the required ratings with our team and your local building department.

We design, finish, and install

MetalAwnings.com does more than manufacture. We install across our Florida service areas for residential, hospitality, resort, restaurant, and commercial clients — designing the system for your space, custom-finishing it in-house in Tampa, and handling installation from first measurement to final fit.

• Residential — homes, patios, pool decks, and entries.
• Hospitality & resorts — hotels, terraces, poolside lounges, and guest amenities.
• Restaurants & bars — storefronts and all-weather outdoor dining.
• Commercial & multifamily — retail, offices, mixed-use, and amenity spaces.

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