Pricing depends on the cage size, whether the frame can be repaired, and the screen and door configuration. After a site evaluation, we can break down options so you see what drives cost and what changes the long-term durability. You will get a clear scope before any work starts.

Most requests are scheduled based on current workload and material availability, with many evaluations and repairs planned soon after the site visit. We typically answer requests within one business day and schedule installations and repairs Monday through Saturday. Your exact timeline will depend on permit needs and the extent of the damage.

If permits are required for your project, we coordinate the process based on local permit requirements. Our goal is to keep the work inspection-ready and aligned with pool enclosure safety standards. We will confirm what applies to your situation during the evaluation.

Often, a repair is possible when the frame alignment and anchoring are still solid and the damage is limited to screens or specific panels. If the structure is bent, loose, or repeatedly failing at joints, replacement may be the safer long-term option. We will show you what is happening and recommend the most practical path.

Clear access to the pool area and gates helps the crew move efficiently and protect surrounding surfaces. If you have pets, schedule times for them to be secured away from the work zone. If you have photos of recent damage, sharing them beforehand can speed up the evaluation.

We match screen and hardware choices to your goals, including insect control, debris reduction, and airflow around the pool. Coastal exposure can stress joints and tension points, so we focus on durable components that hold up over time. During the evaluation, we will recommend a practical option for your specific layout.