You qualify when your structure can support secure anchoring and the enclosure layout matches your openings and traffic flow. During the site evaluation, we measure connections, door locations, and exposure areas so you get a realistic plan for your pool or patio setup. If permits are required, we coordinate that step based on local rules.

Most installations take a few days once materials are ready, but the exact timeline depends on enclosure size, door options, and any permit coordination. After the evaluation, we give you a schedule tied to your scope and access needs. If repairs or adjustments are discovered during measurement, we will explain them before proceeding.

We typically recommend aluminum framing with screen mesh chosen for your exposure level and comfort goals, especially near pools where airflow and durability both matter. The right mesh helps with insect control while keeping the space breathable. Your evaluation will guide the best combination for your patio or lanai conditions.

Yes, if the frame and anchoring points are still sound and the damage is limited to specific screen sections or door components. If the structure has shifted, multiple panels are failing, or corners and connections are compromised, replacement may be the more practical route. We will show you what is repairable versus what needs a full enclosure plan.

Clear the work zone so our crew can access the patio, pool deck, and attachment points safely. Move furniture and items away from the perimeter, and make sure gates or entry paths are open for materials. If you have pets, landscaping you want protected, or scheduling constraints, tell us during the estimate so we can plan accordingly.