Most patio screen installations take about one to three days, depending on the number of openings, door options, and whether we are working with an existing frame. After your site evaluation, we will give you a schedule that matches your scope and material selections. If you have a specific date you want to be ready by, tell us during the estimate.

Sometimes, yes, depending on the structure and local permit requirements. During your estimate, we will review your setup and coordinate permit needs if they apply. This helps keep the project aligned with Florida Building Code expectations and local requirements.

Often, repairs are possible when the frame is still square and the damage is limited to a section of screen or a door component. If the frame is pulling away, corners are misaligned, or multiple areas have failed, replacement may be the better long-term option. We will explain what we find on-site and recommend the most practical path.

Many homeowners choose screen materials that balance visibility, airflow, and durability for Florida weather. We will recommend options based on your goals, including how much sun exposure your patio gets and how you want the space to feel. Your choice also affects how the system holds up during storms and seasonal wear.

Clear the patio area and make sure gates and access points are easy to reach. If you have outdoor furniture, plan to move it or let us know what you want us to protect during the work. If you share photos and measurements ahead of time, we can arrive better prepared for a smoother install day.