Screened-in porches are a big investment, and maintenance is always a major consideration. If a home improvement project is going to take a lot of time or money to maintain, that needs to be factored into the overall cost. Luckily, the best ways to clean screens in a SCREENEZE® screen porch are easy, straightforward, and cost effective.

You have the basic plan for your screened-in porch figured out. You learned about the various advantages of SCREENEZE, and you know you want to use this product. Now, you just need to determine what screen option is right for your project. Can’t decide? Here are seven questions to help you make that decision.

The COVID-19 pandemic affected—and continues to affect—many aspects of day-to-day life, and that includes how people view and use their homes. Throughout the pandemic, SCREENEZE no-spline screen porch systems saw several significant changes in buyer attitude and behavior. Read on to learn the top three.

If you’ve ever had to deal with a roll of screen and spline, you know just how tedious, frustrating, and difficult it can be. Whether you’re installing it new or removing and replacing old spline, it’s a time-consuming job. If you’re looking for a different solution for your Northern Virginia or Maryland screened-in porch, here are some key reasons to choose a no-spline screen system, such as SCREENEZE®.

With the onset of the pandemic, a huge surge of people began taking on home projects. Of those, many decided to tackle the jobs themselves. If you’re thinking about installing a screened-in porch in your Northern Virginia or Maryland home, you might have come across the no-spline screen porch system from SCREENEZE®. If so, you could be wondering: Should you install your own SCREENEZE system? Here are some key considerations to help you answer that question.