Commercial · Memphis, TN
Memphis Screens installs and repairs restaurant patio enclosure systems that keep diners comfortable and help staff run service smoothly. We build durable, code-minded screening with commercial-grade frames, tight-seal doors, and clean sightlines, with one visit for measuring and a clear written scope.
A restaurant patio enclosure holds up best when the base and attachment points are right. We start with field measurements, square checks, and a line-of-sight review for host stand, server lanes, and door swings, then confirm substrate condition on concrete slabs, block walls, steel posts, and wood framing. Typical prep includes cleaning and leveling sill areas, verifying drainage slope, and locating solid fastening points for anchor layout. From there we stage materials, protect guest pathways, and set a plan for panel sizes, screen type, and access doors so daily operations stay safe and predictable.
In Memphis, patios see high humidity, wind-driven rain, and long mosquito seasons, so we build for airflow plus tight sealing. We use rust-resistant fasteners, exterior-rated sealants at transitions, and properly flashed connections where an enclosure meets siding, brick, or existing awnings. Screen choices can include fiberglass insect screen for balanced visibility and cost, aluminum screen for added stiffness, pet-resistant mesh where chairs and traffic are hard on openings, and solar screen options to cut glare and heat load. For repairs, we match existing frame profiles when possible, replace bent rails, re-screen torn bays, tune closers, and adjust latches so doors self-close and stay aligned through temperature swings.
Restaurant owners and managers choose Memphis Screens because we understand commercial timelines and the details that keep a patio profitable. You get a written estimate, clear material options, and practical recommendations on door placement, server flow, and guest comfort. Crews show up with the right tools, including rotary hammer drills for masonry anchors, rivet tools for aluminum framing, and screen spline rollers for tight, even tension. We focus on clean corners, straight runs, and consistent panel reveals so the enclosure looks intentional, not like an afterthought.
Before we wrap up, we walk the enclosure with you and verify fit, function, and finish. We check screen tension and edge capture, confirm doors latch and self-close, look for light gaps at the sill and jambs, and seal any transition points that could leak or whistle in wind. You receive the final scope of work, care and cleaning guidance (what to use on mesh and frames, what to avoid), and straightforward repair options if a future storm or service cart damages a panel. The result is a restaurant patio enclosure that helps extend your seating season, reduces insects and debris, and keeps the patio looking sharp for guests.
We build restaurant patio enclosure projects to handle daily traffic, frequent door cycles, and constant cleaning. That means commercial-grade hinges and closers where needed, kick protection in high-contact zones, and durable framing that resists racking when doors are propped or bumped. If you already have an enclosure, we can retrofit stronger latches, replace worn spline, and swap in heavier mesh in problem areas without rebuilding everything. When budgets or schedules are tight, we can phase work by elevation or by the most critical bays first.
For new installations, we confirm dimensions, screen selection, and door hardware before fabrication or material pickup to avoid delays. During installation we keep work areas controlled, protect finishes, and maintain a clean path for staff and guests. After the walkthrough, we leave you with an enclosure that operates smoothly, presents well from the dining room and curb, and is easy for your team to maintain. If you need seasonal adjustments or quick repairs, we can service individual panels, doors, and attachment points without shutting down the entire patio.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after reviewing the scope, measuring openings, and confirming mesh and framing options.
In many cases, yes. We’ll review your current frame finish and recommend the closest standard color options or a practical approach for a consistent look.
Yes. We can patch or replace damaged mesh, rebuild bent panels, replace spline, and adjust or replace screen doors and hardware.
Timing depends on scope and materials, but most repairs and rescreening are quicker than full enclosures. After the on-site measure, we’ll provide a schedule with your written estimate.
Yes. We handle home screen rooms and porch enclosures as well as commercial screened entries and patio areas where durability and consistent appearance matter.
A restaurant patio enclosure can add usable seating days, improve guest comfort, and reduce insects and wind-blown debris without turning your patio into a dark box. Memphis Screens installs and repairs commercial patio screen enclosures using durable aluminum framing, properly tensioned mesh, and door hardware that holds up to constant traffic. Whether you are enclosing an existing slab or fixing torn screens and misaligned doors, we focus on clean fit, smooth operation, and details that keep service moving.
Every restaurant patio enclosure starts with accurate field measuring and a plan for how guests and staff actually use the space. We review door locations, swing clearances, and server lanes, then choose frame and mesh options that match the environment. Common mesh selections include fiberglass insect screen for balanced durability and visibility, aluminum mesh for extra stiffness, and heavier pet-resistant mesh in areas prone to chair scuffs and contact. Where glare and heat are problems, solar screen can help reduce sun load while keeping airflow. We fasten to concrete, masonry, or structural framing with corrosion-resistant anchors and exterior-rated sealants at transitions to reduce leaks and drafts.
If you already have a screened patio, repairs can extend the life of your investment. We replace torn mesh, re-spline loose panels, straighten or replace bent frame members, and correct door alignment issues that cause binding or light gaps. Hardware tuning is a big part of commercial performance, we adjust closers, hinges, and latches so doors self-close and stay secure without slamming. We can also retrofit stronger latching or add kick protection in high-contact zones to reduce recurring damage.
After installation or repair, we finish with a practical walkthrough. We verify screen tension, panel fit, and door operation, then review cleaning and care so your staff does not damage mesh or coatings with harsh chemicals or pressure washing. You get a clear record of what was installed or repaired and a simple path for future service if a storm, cart, or busy weekend takes out a panel. The goal is straightforward, a restaurant patio enclosure that looks professional, runs smoothly, and helps you seat more guests with fewer interruptions.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Memphis. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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