Most screen repair and rescreening jobs are priced based on the affected area, frame condition, and whether doors or enclosure components need replacement. After a site evaluation and measurements, we can give a clear estimate tied to the actual scope. If you share photos and the number of units involved, we can usually narrow down the range faster.

Yes, many issues can be handled as targeted repairs when the surrounding frame and anchoring are still solid. If the damage is limited to a panel, corner, or door hardware, we can often restore function without rebuilding the entire enclosure. During the evaluation, we will point out what can be repaired safely versus what should be upgraded for better longevity.

We typically respond to requests within one business day, and we schedule installations and repairs Monday through Saturday. The exact timing depends on the scope, material needs, and permit coordination if required. If you have a maintenance window or tenant move-in date, tell us and we will work around your schedule.

For Florida exposure, the best option is usually the mesh and frame setup that matches your current system while improving durability where it is failing. We consider airflow needs, visibility, and how the enclosure is used, especially around pool access points. After we inspect the existing structure, we recommend the material approach that fits your performance goals.

If your project requires permits under Florida Building Code and local permit requirements, we coordinate the process as part of the job planning. Not every repair needs a permit, but enclosure-related work and certain structural changes may. We will confirm what applies to your specific scope during the evaluation.

We treat your property like it is our own. The crew keeps the work area organized, protects surrounding structures, and communicates clearly while work is in progress. If there are occupied units, we plan access and cleanup so tenants are not disrupted more than necessary.