miller & miller services llc

A: We proudly design, build, and install custom screen structures across the Florida Space Coast, with a heavy focus on Melbourne, Palm Bay, Viera, Viera West, and Rockledge. Because we are a local, family-owned father-and-son team, we live and work in the same neighborhoods we serve, ensuring every installation meets strict local coastal building codes.

A: A custom aluminum pool screen enclosure (often called a pool cage) does far more than just keep out fallen leaves and organic debris. It serves as a structural shield that:

• Dramatically reduces pool maintenance costs and chemical usage.
• Keeps frogs, snakes, and wasps out of your swimming area.
• Provides a built-in layer of UV protection from the harsh Florida sun.
• Blocks tiny biting insects when built with high-density mesh.

A: Most corporate volume builders use cheap materials to maximize their speed. At Miller & Miller Services LLC, we build every structure to withstand severe coastal weather:

• Stainless Steel Fasteners: We use premium, corrosion-resistant fasteners as our standard to prevent the rust-bleeding that structurally weakens standard enclosures.
• 20/20 No-See-Um Mesh: Standard mesh lets tiny gnats and midges through. Our high-density weave stops even the smallest Florida pests.
• Direct Accountability: Bob and Cole personally build your structure – no third-party subcontractors.

A: Absolutely not. One of the biggest complaints homeowners have with large Brevard County screen enclosure companies is that they sell the job and then outsource the labor to random, cheap sub-crews. When you hire us, you get Bob and Cole on-site. We handle the design, engineering, and physical construction ourselves to guarantee a flawless finish.

A: Yes, we offer professional re-screening and screen repair services – but we specialize in full structural re-screening and cage restorations rather than minor, single-panel repairs. If your pool cage or patio screen enclosure has loose, saggy mesh, rusted hardware, or storm damage, we can completely replace the screen panels and upgrade your fasteners to restore its structural integrity.

A: If you are pouring a new concrete pad to extend your outdoor living area, a screen fill extension is the process of structurally extending your existing aluminum lanai or patio cage to cover the new layout. We custom-engineer these extensions to blend seamlessly with your home’s original roofline and existing enclosure.

A: An Elite Room is a premium patio enclosure built using insulated composite roof panels structurally engineered to walk on. Unlike a standard open-air screen porch, an Elite Room provides complete thermal shade, protecting you from both rain and radiant heat, making it the perfect middle ground between a screened lanai and a full sunroom addition.

A: Yes. Navigating the permitting process in cities like Melbourne and Palm Bay, as well as dealing with strict HOA design guidelines in Viera West, can be a massive headache for homeowners. We take care of the entire municipal permitting and engineering submittal process from start to finish so you don’t have to lift a finger.

A: Every aluminum frame we construct is engineered to meet or exceed the wind-load requirements of the Florida Building Code. By utilizing heavier aluminum extruded beams, proper gusset plate reinforcing, and heavy-duty concrete anchor tie-downs, we build patios and pool cages specifically designed to withstand high-velocity hurricane winds.

A: Yes! We understand that a new pool cage installation or a large structural patio build is a major home investment. To help make your backyard transformation affordable, we offer flexible consumer financing options with competitive terms. Reach out to us during your on-site estimate to discuss how we can structure your payments.