Most patio screen projects are priced based on patio size, frame condition, and whether you need repair, partial rescreening, or full replacement. Access points, door hardware, and any permit coordination can also affect the final quote. After a site evaluation, you will receive a clear estimate with the options explained in plain terms.

We typically answer estimate requests within one business day, and we schedule repairs and installations Monday through Saturday. The exact timeline depends on the scope and material selection, but we will confirm dates after the evaluation. If you have a specific deadline, share it so we can plan around your availability.

For Florida conditions, the best choice balances airflow, visibility, and durability against sun and wind. Your evaluation will consider how you use the patio, how much debris exposure you have, and whether doors and corners are the weak points. We will recommend a mesh and hardware setup that fits your goals and your existing frame.

Often, a targeted repair or partial rescreen is enough when the frame is still solid and the damage is limited. If the frame is out of alignment, repeatedly pulling loose, or showing broader wear, replacement may be the more dependable option. We will explain what we find on site so you can decide with confidence.

With proper installation and materials suited for Florida, many screen systems last for years, but lifespan depends on wind exposure, impact events, and maintenance. Storms and repeated door use can shorten the timeline if components are not seated correctly. During your evaluation, we will point out the areas most likely to fail next.

Yes. We keep the work area organized, protect surrounding structures, and communicate clearly throughout the job. If your patio is near active areas of your home, we plan the work to minimize disruption. You can also request basic project documentation and insurance certificates before work begins.