More Protection Than Screens, Without Building a Full Glass Room
Johansson Builders, LLC is a local outdoor living builder and Eze-Breeze installer based in Travelers Rest, serving Greenville and nearby Upstate communities. The company integrates vinyl-glazed panels with porches, decks, and covered patios to provide screens, airflow, and added seasonal protection from wind, rain, and pollen.
What Eze-Breeze Is
Eze-Breeze is a vinyl-glazed porch and patio enclosure system. The panels can slide or tilt open for fresh air while screens remain in place on the outside.
What Homeowners Gain
Flexible airflow
Open the panels when the weather is comfortable and enjoy the breeze through the screens.
Help with rain and pollen
Closing the panels can provide more protection than screens alone.
Bug protection
The screens remain in place even when the vinyl panels are open.
A more usable seasonal room
The space can become more comfortable during parts of the year when an open porch may be too exposed.
What Eze-Breeze Is Not
Eze-Breeze is not a fully insulated four-season glass room. It should not be presented as conventional glass or guaranteed climate control.
The Enclosure Is Only One Part of the Project
The structure, roof, openings, doors, measurements, panel layout, lighting, fan placement, and finish details all affect the final result. Johansson Builders focuses on integrating the enclosure correctly with the home.
"The highlight of the project is our new sunroom with the Eze-Breeze window system. The quality and attention to detail really show, and the space turned out beautifully."
- Jane Campos
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Eze-Breeze the same as glass?
No. Eze-Breeze uses flexible vinyl-glazed panels and provides a different level of protection, weight, cost, and seasonal use than conventional glass.
Can the panels open?
Yes. Depending on the configuration, the panels can slide or tilt open while screens remain in place.
Will it make the room climate-controlled?
No. Eze-Breeze is not a fully insulated four-season system.
How should the panels be cleaned?
Use a mild cleaner and a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive materials.
What about pets?
Protective grille-style options may help around doors or lower panels when pets may scratch the enclosure.