Most projects land based on the opening size and whether the frame and spline need repair, not just the mesh. After we measure and inspect the frame condition, we provide a clear scope and pricing for your specific screen area. If you share photos, we can often narrow the estimate faster.

Scheduling depends on current workload and material readiness, but we typically respond within one business day to get you on the calendar. We work Monday through Saturday, and we coordinate install timing around your property access. After the evaluation, we can confirm a more precise date range.

We replace the fiberglass mesh and address frame or spline issues when they affect fit and tension. If the frame is out of square, loose, or showing damage, we recommend fixing those points during the same visit. That prevents the new screen from failing in the same way.

On install day, we protect the surrounding area, remove the damaged screen sections, and install the new fiberglass with consistent tension. We also check alignment at doors or tracks so the screen operates smoothly. Afterward, you get a walkthrough and cleanup before we leave.

With proper fit and care, fiberglass screens usually hold up well through Florida heat and normal wind exposure. The biggest factors are how the screen is tensioned, whether the frame is anchored correctly, and how often the screen is bumped or slammed. If you want, we can share care tips tailored to your patio or pool enclosure setup.

Yes, patching that keeps failing usually means the underlying tension or frame seating is off. We can evaluate the damaged area, confirm whether replacement is the right move, and install a new section that sits evenly in the frame. That approach typically restores comfort and reduces repeat repairs.