Most lanai screen installations are completed in a timeframe based on the number of openings, frame condition, and whether any structural repairs are required first. After your site evaluation, we will give you a practical schedule for your specific layout. If the frame needs additional work, we plan sequencing so you are not waiting on multiple separate visits.

A permit may be required depending on the scope and how your lanai connects to other structures. During the evaluation, we review the project details and coordinate permit steps when they apply. If your job requires documentation, we can provide basic project paperwork upon request.

For Florida use, the best material balances insect control with airflow and durability in sun and humidity. Your choice may also depend on whether you want tighter visibility or more open airflow for daytime comfort. We will recommend options based on your priorities and the condition of your existing frame.

Sometimes, yes, if the frame is still straight, securely anchored, and the damage is limited to a specific panel or corner. If multiple areas are failing, the screen system may need replacement to restore proper tension and alignment. We will explain what we see on your evaluation and recommend the most cost-effective path.

Pricing varies by size, frame condition, and the materials selected, so the only accurate number comes after a site evaluation. We will outline the scope and key factors that affect cost so you can compare options confidently.

Clear the lanai area so the team can access doors, corners, and attachment points safely. If you have outdoor furniture or planters, move them to a spot that allows the crew to work without obstruction. We will also protect surrounding areas during the job, and we will confirm any access needs when we schedule your visit.