You should expect a site evaluation, measurements, material selection, and an installation plan matched to your lanai openings. If permits are required by local rules, we coordinate that process as part of the job. You will also get a final walkthrough so you know the system is aligned and operating correctly.

Timing depends on the scope and material availability, but we typically schedule projects within a practical window once measurements and approvals are complete. For many requests, we can move quickly because we respond within one business day. During your consultation, we will share a realistic schedule based on your specific lanai layout.

In Florida, the best choice balances airflow, visibility, and durability against wind-driven debris. Your evaluation will guide mesh and frame recommendations based on sun exposure, how your lanai is positioned, and the level of protection you want. We focus on materials that hold up to Northeast Florida weather patterns.

Yes, repairs are often possible when the frame is sound and only specific sections are damaged or misaligned. During the evaluation, we identify what is failing and recommend the most cost-effective path. If the overall structure is compromised, a full installation may be the better long-term option.

We follow Florida Building Code and local permit requirements when applicable to your project. If a permit is needed, we coordinate the paperwork so the work stays compliant. We also consider pool enclosure safety standards on related installations.

The biggest mistake is forcing or ignoring early signs of misalignment, especially around doors, corners, and latch points. Small issues can worsen if they are not addressed promptly. If anything feels off after installation, contact us so we can inspect and repair quickly.