Outdoor living / Serving Montana

Keep your porch.
Change how it feels.

Explore motorized, retractable screens for an existing covered patio, porch or outdoor room.

Is this your starting point?

Screens for existing spaces

You already have a roof and want to address glare, insects or privacy. A screen conversation does not have to become a new-pergola project.

Discuss your existing space Call 406-589-9726

ember@eavesandember.com

Screened outdoor living space opening toward a green lawn

Options & tradeoffs

What we’ll work through.

Work with what is there

Opening sizes, mounting surfaces, level changes, power and obstructions determine the retrofit approach.

Choose the view and privacy balance

Mesh and opacity choices affect light, outward views and privacy. Discuss the priorities for each side.

Plan everyday operation

Consider controls, access, cleaning and when the screen should be retracted for the selected product.

Explore roof, screen and comfort systems

We’ll review available systems, site requirements and delivery responsibilities for your project.

Explore the work

See the possibilities
in real spaces.

Browse the gallery, then tell us what you want to bring to your own space.

Explore the gallery

Planning the investment

Compare the
complete scope.

Number and size of openings, fabric choice, mounting details, power, controls and work needed on the existing structure.

A product price and a completed project price may cover different work. Ask for an itemized scope instead of relying on an unrelated starting figure.

Read planning & cost

From idea to agreement

Understand the site. Agree on the responsibilities.

Start with a conversation, assess the site and options, then agree on scope, cost and timing before moving ahead.

See how it works

Useful questions

Before you choose.

Can screens be added without replacing the roof?

That is the point of a retrofit assessment. Suitability depends on the existing structure, openings and mounting conditions; it cannot be confirmed from a generic photo.

Will screens make the porch weatherproof?

Screens are not a substitute for an insulated enclosure. Performance varies by fabric, system and conditions; review the specific limitations before choosing.

Serving Montana

Montana is home.

From an existing covered porch to a new outdoor room or commercial patio, tell us where you are and what you have in mind.

Include your town or ZIP code so we can discuss the site, scope and next steps with you.

Tell us about your project

Your place. Your possibilities.

Let’s make the most
of outside.

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