Most projects land based on the total linear footage, whether your frame needs repair or replacement, and the type of mesh and hardware you choose. After a site evaluation, we can provide a clearer estimate for your specific lanai layout and condition. Sharing photos and measurements helps us narrow the scope faster.

For many standard lanai openings, installation can often be completed in a single scheduled visit, but the exact timeline depends on the number of sections and whether the frame needs rework. We will confirm an expected schedule after measuring and reviewing your build plan. If you have a deadline for usability, tell us early so we can plan around it.

Sometimes permits are required based on the scope and how the structure connects to existing components. If permits apply, our team coordinates the process using local permit requirements so you are not managing paperwork. We will let you know what is needed after the site evaluation.

Yes, in many cases we can repair specific sections if the frame and attachment points are still solid. If damage is widespread, the frame is pulling away, or multiple areas have failed, replacement may be the more durable option. During the evaluation, we will recommend the approach that best protects your structure and comfort.

Clear the lanai surfaces and keep furniture, planters, and decor out of the work area. If you have a door track or screen panel that is already loose, avoid forcing it until we inspect it. We will confirm any additional prep needs during scheduling.

With proper installation, good materials, and correct anchoring, screen systems can last for years despite storms, sun exposure, and daily use. The lifespan depends on mesh type, frame condition, and how the system is maintained. If you notice early sagging or tears, addressing it sooner helps extend the overall life of the enclosure.