A cozy screened-in porch with a blue sectional sofa and patterned pillows, looking out over a wooded area.

Fresh Air Without the Insects

Screen Deck in Baraboo for outdoor dining and relaxation protected from mosquitoes and weather exposure during warmer months

RENEWDECK LLC builds screened-in decks in Baraboo that let you use outdoor space without dealing with flying insects, pollen, or light rain. A screen deck adds a room-like enclosure to your existing deck or new construction, with framing that supports screening material and a roof or partial cover. You gain functional living space that stays cooler than the house interior and does not require the permit process or cost of a full addition.


The structure is framed with posts and beams that carry the roof load and provide attachment points for the screening. Screen material is tensioned across the openings and secured with spline or fasteners that keep it taut. Doors are installed to allow entry and exit while keeping the enclosure sealed. The roof can be shingled, metal, or integrated with the existing home roofline depending on your budget and how the addition ties into the current structure.


Reach out to discuss design ideas, material options, and installation estimates for a screened deck in Baraboo.

How a Screen Deck Extends Usable Space

You begin by determining the size and location of the screened area, whether it will cover an entire deck or just a section. The framing is built to support both the roof weight and wind load on the screening. Posts are anchored to the deck frame or footings, and the roof structure is tied into the house where possible to prevent gaps that let in rain or insects.


After construction, you will notice that the space stays significantly cooler than direct sun exposure, and you can leave doors and windows open inside the house without insects entering. RENEWDECK LLC designs each screen deck to match the existing home style and to integrate with the deck layout, so the addition feels intentional rather than attached as an afterthought.


Screening can be replaced if it tears or sags over time, and the frame is built to make that process straightforward. Electrical wiring for lighting or fans can be run during construction if planned in advance. The enclosure does not include heating or insulation, so it functions primarily during spring, summer, and early fall.

Common Questions About Screened Decks

Homeowners in Baraboo often ask about construction timing, material durability, and how a screen deck compares to other outdoor structures.

What type of screening material is used?

Fiberglass screening is common for its affordability and ease of replacement, while aluminum or polyester options offer better resistance to tearing and pet damage.

How does a screened deck handle wind and rain in Baraboo?

The roof protects the interior from direct rain, and properly tensioned screening resists wind without tearing, though it is not designed to withstand severe storms or snow load during winter months.

Why add a screened deck instead of a sunroom?

A screened deck costs significantly less, does not require full foundation work or climate control, and provides the feel of being outdoors while keeping insects out during peak mosquito season.

What is included in the construction of a screen deck?

You receive framing, roofing, screening installation, a screen door, and integration with the existing deck, though electrical work and ceiling fans are typically added as separate line items.

When is the best time to build a screened deck?

Spring and summer allow for immediate use after construction, though planning and building during fall or winter means the space is ready as soon as the weather warms.

If you want to extend your outdoor season and create a comfortable space for meals, reading, or entertaining, contact RENEWDECK LLC to schedule a consultation and receive a detailed estimate for a screened deck in Baraboo.