Undertruss Lanais

An under truss lanai is an outdoor living area located beneath the existing roofline (or trusses) of a home, typically at the rear of the house. It is a covered patio space built into the original structure, meaning the roof that covers it is part of the home’s construction — not an added roof or enclosure.

• Integrated Roof: The lanai is covered by the home’s main roof, providing built-in shade and protection from the elements.
• Structural Simplicity: Because it's already built under the home’s trusses, it doesn’t require additional engineering for a roof structure.
• Ideal for Screening: Homeowners often install screen enclosures or aluminum frames to create a bug-free, breezy outdoor space.
• Low Maintenance: With no exposed roof panels or exterior framework, it's easy to clean and maintain.

• Cost-Effective: Since there's no need to construct a new roof, enclosing an under truss lanai is often more affordable than building a freestanding patio or enclosure.
• Aesthetic Consistency: It blends seamlessly with the home’s architecture, often boosting curb appeal and resale value.
• Florida-Friendly: Especially common in Florida homes, where outdoor living is essential, and keeping out mosquitoes is a must.