Most requests are answered within one business day, and scheduling depends on the scope and material needs. After the site evaluation, we provide a practical timeline for installation or repair so you can plan around your patio use. If you have urgent insect intrusion, tell us and we will prioritize scheduling options when available.

Sometimes, yes, depending on the scope and local requirements. We coordinate permits when required by local rules and follow Florida Building Code. During your consultation, we will confirm what applies to your specific patio setup.

We typically recommend mesh and framing combinations that maintain airflow while blocking insects effectively. The best choice depends on your patio exposure, wind exposure, and how the frame is currently holding tension. After we inspect the system, we will suggest options that fit your comfort goals and durability needs.

Often, you can repair specific sections if the frame is sound and the damage is localized. If the enclosure has widespread sagging, shifting, or repeated failures, rescreening or broader adjustments may be the better long-term fix. We will explain the condition we find and recommend the most practical scope.

With proper installation and materials suited to Florida conditions, screens can last for years, but lifespan varies with sun exposure, wind, and how the system is maintained. Tears and frame movement usually shorten the useful life. A quick inspection can identify what is driving early wear so you can address it before it spreads.

Request a consultation and let us know what you are seeing, like gaps near corners, door alignment issues, or persistent insect entry. We will schedule a site evaluation, measure the openings, and review material options with you. After that, you will receive a clear scope and timeline for your patio screen work.