Most rescreening jobs are completed in a few days once the scope is confirmed and materials are on site. The exact timeline depends on enclosure size, how many sections need mesh replacement, and whether any frame reinforcement is required. After your evaluation, we will give you a realistic schedule for your specific setup.

Pricing is based on enclosure dimensions, the mesh type selected, and the amount of repair work needed on the frame. If the structure is in good shape, rescreening is typically more affordable than rebuilding. For an accurate range, request an estimate and include your measurements or photos.

Yes, partial rescreening is often possible when the frame is sound and the damage is limited to specific sections. We will inspect the corners, seams, and attachment points to confirm that localized replacement will hold up. If the failure pattern is widespread, full rescreening may be the better value.

We stand behind our workmanship and will address issues that come up after installation based on the project details. During your estimate, ask what is covered and how adjustments are handled. Clear expectations upfront help you avoid confusion later.

Sometimes, permits are required depending on your enclosure setup and local requirements. We coordinate permit needs when they apply and follow Florida Building Code and pool enclosure safety standards. If you are unsure, share your address or any prior permit details during the estimate request.

We can provide certificates of insurance and basic project documentation upon request. If you manage multiple properties, tell us what your process requires so we can align paperwork and scheduling. Clear documentation helps keep approvals moving without delays.