Most estimate requests are answered within one business day, and repairs are scheduled Monday through Saturday. After the inspection, we will give you a clear timeline based on the scope and any coordination needed. If your cage is actively letting in debris, tell us right away so we can prioritize the visit.

Costs vary based on whether the damage is limited to a screen section or involves frame alignment and anchoring. After an on-site inspection, we provide a practical recommendation and explain the options in plain terms. If you share photos, we can often narrow down the scope before the visit.

In many cases, we can repair a specific section if the frame and attachment points are still stable. When damage has spread to corners, tracks, or anchoring, a broader repair or partial replacement may be the better long-term solution. We will show you what is repairable during the inspection.

Sometimes permits are required depending on the type of repair and how much structural work is involved. We follow Florida Building Code expectations and local permit requirements when they apply. After we evaluate your cage, we will tell you whether permit coordination is part of the job.

With proper anchoring and correct materials, screens and frames can last for years, but sun exposure and wind events can shorten the lifespan when components are stressed. Repairs that restore alignment and secure attachment points usually hold up better than patchwork. We will also share maintenance tips to help extend service life.

Yes. We routinely coordinate access for residential customers and property managers, and we can provide certificates of insurance and basic project documentation upon request. If you have a maintenance window, share it when you contact us so we can schedule accordingly.