Most estimate requests are answered within one business day, and scheduling depends on scope, material availability, and weather. After your site evaluation, we confirm the timeline and coordinate any permits if required. We work Monday through Saturday to fit your household schedule.

Sometimes, yes, depending on the type of enclosure and local permit requirements. If permits are needed, our team coordinates the process so you do not have to manage paperwork. We also follow Florida Building Code and pool enclosure safety standards when applicable.

Often, you can repair or rescreen specific sections if the frame is still solid and the damage is localized. If the frame is failing at corners, fasteners are loose, or the structure is out of alignment, full replacement may be the safer long-term option. We will show you what we find during the evaluation.

For most pet situations, stronger mesh designed for higher contact is paired with a rigid frame and secure anchoring. Coastal wind and humidity also affect how well the system stays tight over time. Our material selection is based on where your pet damages the screen and how your enclosure is built.

With proper installation and a well-built frame, many systems last for years, but lifespan varies by pet behavior and exposure. Heavy scratching at the same points can shorten service life even with stronger mesh. Regular checks of tension and edges help catch issues early.

After installation, avoid letting pets immediately test the new screen in the most aggressive way for the first day, especially if adjustments were made to tension. Check the corners and edges periodically for looseness, and keep nearby landscaping from rubbing the frame. If anything shifts, contact us so we can address it before it becomes bigger damage.