Many repairs can be scheduled within the same week depending on current workload and material needs. After we review the damage and confirm the scope, we will give you a clear timeline for the repair visit. If the frame needs extra attention, we will explain that up front so your expectations stay accurate.

Repair is usually the best choice when the frame is straight and only one section of mesh is failing. Rescreening is often the better value when multiple areas are stretched, sagging, or repeatedly coming loose. We will compare both options during the site evaluation and recommend the most practical path for your patio setup.

You can expect a site evaluation, measurements, and a confirmation of the repair plan before work begins. During the job, we protect nearby areas, replace only the damaged components, and check screen alignment and door operation. Afterward, we do a final walkthrough and cleanup so the patio is ready to use.

Pricing depends on the number of panels, the type of damage, and whether the frame needs adjustment. A targeted repair is often less than a full rescreen, but the correct scope is based on what is actually failing. After the evaluation, we provide a clear estimate so you can plan with confidence.

Yes, in many cases we can repair a single section if the surrounding frame and anchoring are still solid. If the mesh is stretched across multiple areas or the frame has shifted, a broader rescreen may last longer. We will assess the full system so the fix does not fail again in the next storm cycle.

Yes, we stand behind our workmanship and the materials used for the repair. Warranty terms can vary based on the scope and components replaced, so we will confirm the details when we provide your estimate. If an issue shows up after the job, contact us and we will address it.