Pricing depends on the size of your lanai opening, the condition of the existing frame, and the screen mesh and frame details you choose. After our site evaluation and measurements, we provide a clear estimate for the recommended scope so you can compare options with confidence. If you share photos of damage, we can often narrow the likely range before the visit.

Many projects can be scheduled within a reasonable window once measurements are confirmed and materials are selected. Response to estimate requests is typically within one business day, and we install and repair Monday through Saturday. Exact timing depends on your lanai size and whether any permit coordination is needed.

Sometimes a permit is required, depending on how your lanai is built and whether the work changes structural elements. We coordinate permit needs when required under local rules and we follow Florida Building Code expectations. During the estimate, we will tell you what applies to your specific setup.

Yes, if the frame is still sound and the damage is limited to a section or specific mesh area. If the frame is pulling away, sagging, or repeatedly failing at the same points, replacement or a broader scope may be the better long-term move. We will explain what we see and what it means for durability.

Clear the lanai area enough for safe access and measurement, and remove loose items that could get in the way. If there are damaged sections, do not force them down. If you can, take a couple of photos of the problem areas so we can review them during the estimate.

With proper installation and secure anchoring, screens can last for years through Florida heat, sun exposure, and storm seasons. The lifespan is affected by frame condition, fastening quality, and how the system is maintained after heavy weather. If your current system is already showing frame movement, addressing that during installation helps extend the life of the new screen.