Yes – we design, supply and install retractable screens throughout Vaughan, including Woodbridge, Maple, Kleinburg, Thornhill, Concord, Vellore Village and Sonoma Heights. Most jobs here are covered rear loggias and walkout basement patios on newer two-storey homes, with motorized aluminum screens sized for wide, square openings and backed by a 5-year warranty, in writing.
Retractable screens in Vaughan, Woodbridge and Maple
A retractable screen is an aluminum housing holding a roll of mesh that pulls down or across an opening on a track, then retracts out of sight when not needed. For the full breakdown of mesh grades, mounting styles and motor options, see our main retractable screens guide. Here we're focused on what actually happens on Vaughan properties. Most of the homes we work on in this city are newer two-storey builds in neighbourhoods like Vellore Village, Sonoma Heights and Maple, where builders now frame wide covered loggias off the kitchen or great room rather than a plain concrete slab. Those openings are typically square and generous, which happens to be the shape motorized screens handle best – a wider span needs a reinforced track and bigger motor, and we size both to the opening rather than offering one standard kit. We mount the housing to the existing fascia or a header we add, run low-voltage wiring to a wall switch or remote, and test the drop under load before we leave. On older lots in Kleinburg and parts of Thornhill, mounting often means working around existing stucco or brick trim and matching a frame colour to a house that wasn't built with a screen opening in mind, so more of these jobs involve a bracket or soffit modification first.
What it solves
Covered rear loggias on new-build homes
This is the single most common opening we screen in Vaughan. Builders in Vellore Village, Sonoma Heights and parts of Maple now frame a covered loggia off the kitchen or great room as standard, and those openings are usually wide and square – the ideal shape for a motorized screen, since the span is consistent and there's a flat fascia to mount the housing to.
Walkout basement patios under a deck
Homes with a walkout basement and a deck above it get a shaded patio that's already half-enclosed. Screening the open side turns that space into a second outdoor room that stays usable through bug season and keeps leaves and wind-blown debris out, without the cost or permitting of a full sunroom conversion.
Kleinburg's older village lots near the Humber valley
Properties close to the Humber River valley see more wind and more bugs than newer subdivisions further from the ravine system. Older village lots in Kleinburg also tend to have mature trees and less consistent wall framing, which means more of these installs need a bracket or header added before the screen can be mounted securely.
Outdoor kitchens on wide covered patios
A growing number of Woodbridge and Maple properties have an outdoor kitchen built into a covered patio. Screening the open side keeps insects off food prep and seating without blocking airflow from a cooking area the way a solid enclosure would, and the mesh retracts fully when the space is being used for entertaining.
Wide, square openings on two-storey new builds
Houses in Thornhill and Concord built in the last decade tend to have taller, wider rear openings than older stock – more glass, bigger sliding or folding doors. These openings are well suited to motorized operation since a hand-crank becomes awkward once a screen gets much wider than a single patio door.
What it costs
Supplied and installed, a single screen has ranged from $1,400 to $23,500 on real jobs since 2022.
Every project is unique. The final figure depends on the size and number of openings, the options you choose and the site itself, and we put it in writing after a free on-site measure.
What moves the number:
- the width and height of the opening – a wider or taller span needs a reinforced track and a bigger motor
- motorized versus hand-crank operation, which changes both the hardware and the labour
- the mesh grade – basic insect mesh costs less than a solar-weave or privacy-weave fabric
- how many openings are screened in one visit – several openings on one property share a single measure and install trip
- access and height of the install – a second-storey or hard-to-reach opening takes longer to mount safely
- the frame and housing colour or finish chosen to match the home
- whether an existing structure needs modification before the screen can be mounted to it
Jobs we've done
Retractable screens on a covered lakeside deck
Retractable screen on a covered patio beside a pool, Newmarket
Two motorized retractable screens over a pool patio, Holland Landing
Retractable screens on a cedar-framed covered patio
Wide retractable screen on a stone and wood house patio
Retractable screens between stone columns on a covered patio
If you're weighing a retractable screen against interior blinds, window film or a fixed interior screen for a Vaughan patio or loggia, our comparison page lays out what each one actually blocks and what it doesn't.
How the ROLLerUP® Process Works
Consultation
We assess your space and recommend the best retractable screen solution for your needs.
Custom Design & Quote
You’ll receive a transparent quote and a design that fits your space precisely.
Professional Installation
Our team installs your screen system with precision and care—on time and on budget.
Post-Installation Support
We stay available after the install for adjustments, care advice and warranty questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where we install this
Vaughan's rear yards are shaped by two very different housing eras. Newer subdivisions in Vellore Village, Sonoma Heights, Maple and parts of Concord come with builder-framed covered loggias and walkout basements – consistent, square openings that are straightforward to size and mount a motorized screen to. Older village lots in Kleinburg and pockets of Thornhill sit closer to the Humber River valley, which brings more wind and more insect pressure through late spring and summer, and often means an irregular opening that needs a bracket or header before a screen can go up. We've completed 7 installs in Vaughan since 2022, most of them on these covered loggia and walkout patio openings.
More about retractable screens
Where we install
Get a free on-site estimate
We'll measure your opening, talk through mesh and motor options, and give you a written quote – call (289) 270-5747 or visit the Newmarket showroom, open Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 17:00.