Many requests are answered within one business day, and we schedule installations and repairs based on job size and material availability. After your site evaluation, we confirm a realistic start date and work window so you can plan around your week. We also coordinate any permit steps if your project requires them.

Sometimes, yes, depending on the scope of changes and local requirements. During the evaluation, we check what your project involves and whether permit coordination is needed. If permits apply, we help manage the process so you are not left guessing.

Most pool enclosures use durable screen mesh designed for Florida weather and long-term visibility. The right choice also depends on your enclosure goals, such as insect control, airflow, and how much debris you typically deal with. We will recommend options based on your current setup and the issues we find.

You can often repair a specific section when the frame and corners are still solid. If the damage is widespread, the mesh is failing repeatedly, or the frame shows stress, rescreening or a larger scope may be the better value. We base the recommendation on what is failing and what is likely to fail next.

With proper installation and good frame condition, screens can last for years, but salt air, wind, and storm impacts shorten the lifespan when problems start. If you notice sagging, loose spline, or frequent tears, addressing it early helps extend the overall system life. Your evaluation will include what we see that affects longevity.

After service, avoid slamming doors and keep heavy objects from bumping the screen frame. If you notice any new looseness after a storm, contact us so we can inspect attachment points early. Regular visual checks help catch small issues before they turn into bigger repairs.