Most requests are answered within one business day, and we schedule repairs Monday through Saturday. After a quick evaluation, we align the visit based on material needs and the scope of frame work. If you share photos, we can often plan more accurately before the appointment.

We repair one section when the damage is localized and the frame is still stable. If you have widespread spline failure, multiple tears, or frame movement, rescreening may be the better long-term option. During the site evaluation, we will point out what is repairable and what will likely fail again if patched.

Clear the area around the lanai openings and let us know about any access limits or pets. If possible, move outdoor furniture away from the screen edges so we can protect surfaces and work efficiently. If you have gates or locks, share the access method ahead of time so the visit stays on schedule.

Pricing varies based on screen size, whether the frame needs repair, and how much of the system must be replaced. A small tear with intact framing is usually less than repairs involving anchoring or multiple panels.

Yes, we address frame issues when screens fail due to looseness, racking, or damaged components. Repairing the cause is important so the new screen stays tight and aligned. If the frame damage is beyond repair, we will recommend the appropriate replacement approach.

We follow Florida Building Code expectations and coordinate local permit requirements when they apply to your project scope. During the evaluation, we will confirm whether your specific repair needs permit coordination. You can request basic project documentation and certificates of insurance upon request for your records.