Pricing depends on cage size, how much mesh needs replacement, and whether any frame adjustments are required. After a quick evaluation, we can give you a clear scope and an estimate that matches your actual condition. If you share photos, we can often narrow down the likely approach before the visit.

Many projects can be scheduled within a short window once we confirm the scope during evaluation. Availability varies by cage size and current scheduling, but we typically respond within one business day. If you have a specific date you want the pool area ready, tell us early so we can plan.

Sometimes, yes, especially when the frame and anchoring points are still solid and the damage is limited. If the mesh has stretched broadly or multiple areas are failing, full rescreening is usually the more durable fix. During the evaluation, we will compare the risk of spot repairs versus a full replacement.

Avoid waiting too long when the spline is pulling away, because that can stress the frame and make the enclosure harder to restore cleanly. Also, do not assume a patch will hold if the surrounding mesh is already stretched. If you have temporary fixes in place, let us know so we can plan the cleanest removal and reinstallation.

With proper installation and good material choices, screens can last for years, but sun exposure, wind load, and storm impacts can shorten lifespan. Salt air around the coast can also increase wear. The evaluation will help estimate remaining life and whether rescreening is the best timing for your cage.

We coordinate permit needs when they apply based on local requirements and the details of your enclosure. Our approach follows Florida Building Code expectations and pool enclosure safety standards. If you are unsure whether your project needs paperwork, we will clarify during the site evaluation.