Most projects price based on enclosure size, frame condition, door count, and whether permits or structural adjustments are needed. If your existing frame is solid, repair or rescreening can reduce cost compared to a full rebuild. For an accurate number, request an estimate with photos of the current setup.

We typically respond to estimate requests within one business day and schedule installations and repairs Monday through Saturday. The exact install date depends on scope and permitting needs, if applicable. After your site evaluation, we will share a clear timeline for your project.

In many cases, permits are required based on local rules and the details of your property. If permits are needed, we coordinate the process as part of the project planning. During the evaluation, we will confirm what applies to your specific installation.

Yes, if the frame and anchoring are still in good condition, targeted repairs or rescreening may be the better option. If the structure is out of square or connection points are failing, replacement is often the safer long-term choice. We will explain which path fits your situation during the evaluation.

You can expect a protected work area, organized staging, and clear communication from start to finish. The crew will install or repair the enclosure, then clean up and complete a final walkthrough with you. We also check that doors operate properly and the system sits correctly.

With proper installation and maintenance, many screen systems hold up for years through Florida sun, wind, and debris exposure. The biggest factors are screen material choice, frame anchoring, and how well the system is tensioned. If you notice sagging, loose corners, or tears, addressing it early helps extend the life of the enclosure.