





Sometimes a screen room just can't be saved. That was the situation here in Bellevue - an old, tired structure that had run its course. The bones were bad, the roof was shot, and patching it wasn't going to cut it. So we tore it down and started fresh.
Demo days are not glamorous. There's dust, there's debris, there's ladders going up and saws running all day. But that's where the real work happens - clearing out the old so there's actually something solid to build on. We stripped everything back to the slab and got to work.
The rebuild came together in stages. New framing went up first, giving the whole structure a proper foundation. Then came the roofline work, the fascia, the trim - all the details that make a screen room look like it belongs to the house instead of just being slapped onto the side of it. That part matters more than most people realize.
What we ended up with is a clean, fully enclosed screen room that ties right into the home. Dark framing, tight screens, a ceiling fan already inside - it's a real outdoor living space now. Not just a porch with some mesh stapled to it.
This kind of job - full demo plus rebuild - is what we do. If your old screen room has seen better days, don't keep putting money into something that's falling apart. Sometimes the smarter move is to pull it and do it right.