How Much Do Motorized Retractable Screens Cost? 2026 Titan Shademaker Price Guide by Size (4–24 ft Wide, 3–20 ft Drop)
How Much Does a Motorized Retractable Screen Cost in 2026?
A motorized retractable screen from 1800Awnings.com starts at $3,759 for the smallest size (4 ft wide x 3 ft drop) and climbs with width, drop and fabric choice. Our 5" Titan Shademaker Retractable Screen is available from 4 ft to 24 ft wide and 3 ft to 20 ft drop, and large openings (10-24 ft wide, 10-20 ft drop) start at $6,798. Here is how pricing works for Tampa and Florida homeowners.
Key Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| System | 5" Titan Shademaker Retractable Screen |
| Side retention | E-Zip zipper-edge track |
| Operation | Motorized |
| Width range | 4 ft to 24 ft |
| Drop range | 3 ft to 20 ft |
| Starting price | $3,759 (4 ft x 3 ft) |
| Large-opening starting price | $6,798 (10-24 ft wide, 10-20 ft drop) |
| Order terms | Made to order; all sales final |
Motorized Screen Cost by Size
Example prices for the Twitchell Nano 55 Bug Screen fabric, the entry-level option:
| Width | 3 ft Drop | 4 ft Drop | 5 ft Drop |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 ft | $3,759 | $3,848 | $3,922 |
| 8 ft | $4,399 | $4,499 | $4,559 |
| 12 ft | $5,100 | $5,163 | $5,255 |
| 16 ft | $5,734 | $5,887 | $5,987 |
| 20 ft | $7,079 | $7,358 | $7,455 |
| 24 ft | $8,679 | $8,850 | n/a in sample |
Motorized Screen Price by Fabric
Fabric changes the starting price of a 4 ft x 3 ft screen:
| Fabric | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Twitchell Nano 55 Bug Screen / Nano 70 No-See-Um | $3,759 |
| Phifer SunTex 80 / 90 / 95, Twitchell Nano 95 | $3,916 |
| Phifer SunTex 97 / Twitchell Nano 97 | $4,071 |
| Phifer P90 (acrylic) | $4,384 |
The largest configurations reach roughly $10,874 depending on fabric.
What Drives the Price Up?
Width is the biggest factor: moving from 12 ft to 24 ft at a 3 ft drop adds about $3,579. Drop adds a smaller increment, and premium fabrics add $157-$625 at the smallest size.
Why E-Zip Screens Are Worth It in Florida
The zipper track seals both edges against insects and wind uplift, which matters on open Tampa Bay lanais.
Motorized vs. Manual
Over about 10 ft wide, motorized operation is the practical choice.
Who Is This Best For?
- Florida lanai and pool-deck owners
- Restaurants and cafes extending outdoor seating
- Waterfront owners needing no-see-um protection
- Homeowners replacing aging screen enclosures
How to Order
- Measure your opening width and drop.
- Choose your fabric.
- Visit the Motorized Screens page and request a quote.
- Confirm dimensions; orders are custom and all sales final.
FAQ
How much does a motorized retractable screen cost?
Pricing starts at $3,759 for a 4 ft x 3 ft Titan Shademaker screen, and large openings start at $6,798.
What is the Titan Shademaker screen?
It is a 5-inch cassette motorized retractable screen with E-Zip side retention, sold by 1800Awnings.com in widths of 4-24 ft and drops of 3-20 ft.
How does the E-Zip track work?
The screen edge locks into a zipper channel on both sides, sealing gaps against insects and resisting wind lift.
Can I get a screen for a 20 ft opening?
Yes. A 20 ft wide, 3 ft drop screen in Nano 55 is $7,079; taller drops cost more.
Can I return a custom screen?
No. Screens are made to your dimensions and all sales are final, so measure carefully.
Which fabric is cheapest?
Twitchell Nano 55 Bug Screen at $3,759 starting; Phifer P90 starts at $4,384.
Do you serve Tampa?
Yes, 1800Awnings.com is based in Tampa, FL and ships across the contiguous U.S.
Bottom Line
Motorized screens range from $3,759 to roughly $10,874. Size and fabric drive the price.
Request exact pricing for your opening on the Motorized Screens page.
Call 1-800-AWNINGS (296-4647) or request a quote online.
Written by Corey Courtright | 1800Awnings.com | Tampa, FL
Written by Corey Courtright
Second-Generation Awning Manufacturer & Industry Expert
Corey Courtright is a second-generation awning manufacturer and a recognized innovator in aluminum TIG-welded structures within the awning industry. With over 38 years of hands-on experience, he has worked across every facet of the business—from fabrication and sewing to welding, installation, sales, and service—giving him a rare, comprehensive understanding of the craft. Starting his career as a pipe threader, Corey went on to build and lead multiple successful awning companies. Now based in Florida since 2016, he brings deep technical expertise, proven leadership, and a legacy of innovation to every project and insight he shares.