Atlanta Motorized Screens is an authorized MagnaTrack™ dealer installing motorized retractable patio screens and porch screens across Peachtree Corners, from the river homes of Riverfield, River Mansions, and Neely Farm to Amberfield, Peachtree Station, Spalding Corners, Wyntree, and the townhomes around Town Center and the Forum. Peachtree Corners was Gwinnett's first planned community, built around the Chattahoochee, big wooded lots, and the covered back porch. The problem is how few evenings a year the porch actually gets used:
A motorized retractable screen fixes all five, and when the evening is perfect, it disappears into its housing at the touch of a button. Every project starts with a free in-home consultation and is quoted line by line.
Which Peachtree Corners porches do they work on? All of them. Here is what each one calls for.
Riverfield, River Mansions, River Station, River Place, Rivercrest, Chattahoochee Station, Revington on the River, Jones Bridge Landing, and the homes along Spalding Drive, Holcomb Bridge, and East Jones Bridge down to the river, directly across the Chattahoochee from Atlanta Athletic Club, were built with serious covered outdoor rooms facing the water and the woods: outdoor kitchens, fireplaces, pool pavilions, and furniture that costs more than most porches. The river also delivers the worst mosquitoes in Gwinnett right at dusk.
Amberfield, Neely Farm, Peachtree Station, Spalding Corners, Wyntree, Highcroft, Oglethorpe, Peachtree Reserve, Lockridge Forest, Linfield, Wellington Lake, Berkeley Lake, and the neighborhoods off Peachtree Corners Circle and Medlock Bridge are what people mean when they say Peachtree Corners: big wooded lots, a swim and tennis club, and a covered back porch that was supposed to get used every night.
The townhomes, cluster homes, and new builds around Peachtree Corners Town Center, the Forum, Technology Park, Holcomb Bridge Road, and the Terraces, Views, and Overlook at Peachtree Corners put you a walk from the Town Green and twelve feet from a neighbor. Patios, balconies, and rooftop terraces here are smaller, closer, and often face west into the evening sun.
Any covered opening up to 30 feet wide and 20 feet tall, on the house or off it.
The classic Peachtree Corners back porch facing the woods or the river, screened for pollen and mosquitoes and open again the moment the weather turns nice.
Solar mesh over the grill and dining area for glare control and shade, without walling off the yard.
Privacy mesh on the lot-line side, insect mesh toward the water. The pool house becomes a second living room.
Motorized pergola screens turn an open frame into a usable room. Tracks mount to the posts; the housing tucks under the beam.
Door up, screen down. Airflow without an audience.
Town Center, the Forum, and Holcomb Bridge patios that stay open through mosquito season and the first cold snap.
Under the Peachtree Corners canopy, screens down through March and April keep most of the yellow film off the furniture. Hose the mesh, not the cushions.
Insect mesh for the bugs off the river, solar mesh for the sun. Either way, dinner on the porch in August without the spray and without the glare.
Press a button and the screens retract completely. Nothing between you and October, or a concert on the Town Green.
Clear vinyl seals the space and holds the heat from a patio heater or fireplace. The porch stays in service through January.
Photos are MagnaTrack dealer-network installations, shown to illustrate the system. We'll add Peachtree Corners projects here as they're completed.
Serving every Peachtree Corners neighborhood, including Amberfield, Neely Farm, Riverfield, River Mansions, River Station, River Place, Rivercrest, Peachtree Station, Spalding Corners, Spalding Bluff, Spalding Chase, Wyntree, Highcroft, Oglethorpe, Peachtree Reserve, Peachtree Forest, Lockridge Forest, Linfield, Wellington Lake, Berkeley Lake, Chattahoochee Station, Revington, Jones Bridge Landing, the river across from Atlanta Athletic Club, Medlock Corners, Scotts Mill, Stonington, Waterford Place, Wickershire, Town Center, the Forum, Technology Park, Holcomb Bridge, and Medlock Bridge.
Yes. MagnaTrack's magnetic track is designed to flex under a gust and pull itself back into place instead of tearing out, which is the usual failure on zipper-track screens. The manufacturer recommends raising standard screens above 60 mph; the Defender series is rated for 24/7 deployment in Category 5 winds. Solar mesh blocks up to 85% of wind and rain when extended. More on the MagnaTrack system page.
We can't speak for any individual association, but the system is built for architectural review: housings and tracks are powder-coated in any RAL color to match your trim, the profile is slim, and the screens disappear completely when retracted. We provide product drawings and color specs you can submit with your application.
Both. Most of Peachtree Corners' housing stock is established, and face-mount tracks retrofit onto nearly any existing covered porch, patio, or pergola. On a new build or a major renovation, the housing and tracks can be recessed into the ceiling and columns so nothing is visible when the screens are up. Worth raising with your builder early.
Every project is custom fabricated to your openings, so pricing depends on the number of openings, their size, the mesh you choose, and the controls. We measure in person, walk through the options with samples, and leave an itemized quote that includes materials and installation. The consultation is free, with no deposit and no obligation.
About six weeks from order to shipment, since each screen is built to your exact measurements. Most projects install in a single day once the screens arrive. We give you a real date when we quote.
Schedule your free in-home consultation anywhere in Peachtree Corners, and across Atlanta and the metro area, all the way to Lake Oconee.
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