Pet Doors for Screen Enclosures in Brevard County

Let the dog out without letting the bugs in

Dogs and cats don’t wait for someone to open the screen door. They push on the screen, and a screen that gets pushed on every day stretches, tears and comes out of its frame. A pet door gives them their own way in and out of the pool enclosure or screen room, and the bugs stay outside.

We set pet doors into new enclosures as we build them, and we add them to existing enclosures as part of a rescreen or other repair work.

The pet doors we install

We install Pride pet doors. Each one has a heavy-duty aluminum frame and a two-piece flap of durable black rubber. The flap closes on magnets: the inner flap seals against the outer one, and the outer flap seals against the frame, so it stays shut when your pet isn’t using it. A white security panel slides in from the top and locks in place, for nights or for when you’re away.

Size	Pet opening (width x height)
Small	4 3/4″ x 7″
Medium	8 1/2″ x 12 1/2″
Large	11 1/2″ x 17″
Extra large	14 1/2″ x 19 1/2″

Choosing the right size

The opening should be a little wider than your pet at the shoulders and a little taller than their back. If you have more than one pet, size it for the biggest. When we come out, we look at your pets and the enclosure with you and help you pick the size and the spot.

Where the pet door goes

Most pet doors go into a screen wall, set low in a panel near where your pet goes in and out. A pet door can also go into a screen door with an adapter frame. We place it where it suits the way your family uses the yard, and where it won’t get in the way of the furniture or the pool deck.

Adding a pet door to the enclosure you have

You don’t need a new enclosure to get a pet door. We add them to existing pool and patio enclosures as part of a rescreen or other repair and service work. It’s done by our own W2 crews, never subcontractors, and it’s on your written price before any work begins.

Built into a new enclosure

On a new project, the pet door is planned in from the start. A Rockledge homeowner new to Florida got an extra-large dog door in his new screen room overlooking the lake (Lakefront Living, Dog Door Included), and a dome pool enclosure in Port St. John got a large dog door alongside its three screen doors. Tell us about your pets at your free in-home consultation, and we’ll include the pet door in the design.