Most projects are scheduled within our availability window after the site evaluation, and many repairs can be completed in a single visit. Larger enclosure updates depend on measurements, material selection, and any permit coordination. We will give you a clear timeline after we review your lanai and confirm the scope.

Sometimes a permit is required, and it depends on how your lanai enclosure is being modified and how local rules apply to your structure. During the evaluation, we review what is changing and coordinate permit steps when needed. That way, your project stays aligned with local requirements.

Clear the area around the lanai so the team can access attachment points and door openings safely. If you have outdoor furniture, rugs, or plants near the work zone, move them or let us know what you prefer us to protect. We will set up the work area carefully, but prep from your side helps the job run smoothly.

Yes, if the frame is still solid and the damage is limited to a specific screen panel, corner, or door component, we can often repair that section. When multiple areas show movement or the frame has shifted, replacement may be the better long-term fix. We will recommend the option that restores function without unnecessary work.

We focus on correct anchoring, alignment, and screen tension during installation to reduce the chance of repeat sagging or gaps. After the work is complete, you get a final walkthrough to confirm doors, latches, and airflow performance. If something does not meet expectations, contact us so we can address it promptly.

With proper installation and materials suited for Florida conditions, screens can last for years under normal use. Coastal exposure, frequent wind events, and pets or heavy traffic can shorten lifespan. If you tell us how your lanai is used, we can suggest the best material and build approach for your situation.