Most requests are answered within one business day, and we schedule installations and repairs Monday through Saturday. After a site evaluation, we confirm a realistic install window based on scope and material needs. If you share photos and the affected areas, we can often plan more efficiently.

If the damage is limited to a small isolated tear with intact frame alignment, a partial rescreen may be enough. When storms loosen corners, bend frames, or cause repeated pulling, full rescreening is usually the better long-term fix. During the evaluation, we will show you what is compromised and why.

We match the screen system to your enclosure type and exposure, focusing on durability, visibility, and airflow. Coastal wind and salt air can stress edges and fasteners, so proper tension and spline seating matter as much as the mesh choice. After inspection, we recommend the option that fits your priorities.

Warranty coverage depends on the specific scope of work completed, such as mesh replacement versus frame and hardware repairs. After the job, we provide the warranty details tied to your project so you know what is covered and how to request service if needed. If you want, ask about warranty terms during your estimate call.

Some projects require permits based on local rules and the extent of structural changes. If permits are needed, we coordinate the paperwork as part of the project planning. We will confirm permit expectations after the site evaluation and scope review.

Avoid pushing or pulling on damaged frames, and keep debris from collecting in the corners where hardware can loosen further. If the mesh is torn, do not let it flap in the wind, since that can widen the damage. Take photos for reference and schedule an evaluation as soon as you can.