Most lanai screen enclosure projects are completed in a single visit or a short scheduled window, depending on size and whether the frame or door hardware needs repair. After your site evaluation, we will give you a realistic timeline for your specific scope. Scheduling is Monday through Saturday, and we coordinate permits when required.

Sometimes, yes, depending on the scope and local requirements. Our team coordinates permit needs when applicable and follows Florida Building Code and local permit rules. If you want to confirm before we schedule, tell us what you are replacing and we will advise based on the project details.

In Florida, the best choice is usually a durable screen system that balances airflow with protection from insects and debris. We match the screen and hardware to your enclosure layout and your comfort goals, then install it with proper tension and alignment. During the evaluation, we will explain the options that fit your lanai.

Yes, many issues can be repaired without replacing the entire enclosure, especially when the frame and tracks are still sound. If damage is widespread or the structure is compromised, replacement or rescreening may be the safer option. We will show you what is salvageable during the inspection.

A common mistake is choosing materials or fasteners without checking frame condition and anchoring points. That can lead to gaps, door misalignment, and screens that fail sooner than expected. We focus on fit and structural integrity so the enclosure performs correctly in Florida weather.

With proper installation and normal Florida exposure, screens often last for years, but lifespan depends on wind events, sun intensity, and how the enclosure is maintained. If you notice sagging, tears, or repeated door rubbing, it is usually time to inspect sooner. We can evaluate your system and recommend repair or rescreening based on what we find.