Most estimate requests are answered within one business day, and we schedule repairs Monday through Saturday. After the inspection and measurements, timing depends on the scope of damage and material needs, but we prioritize getting your enclosure back to working condition quickly.

Cost usually depends on how much screen area is damaged, whether framing or tracks need repair, and the type of screen mesh required. Additional factors can include access constraints, door hardware issues, and any permit or safety coordination required for pool enclosure work.

Often, you can rescreen only the damaged sections if the surrounding frame and tracks are still stable. If storm impact loosened corners or pulled alignment out of place, we may recommend correcting those areas so the new mesh seats properly and lasts.

In Florida, durability and airflow both matter, so we match the screen mesh to your enclosure type and the protection level you need. Your inspection results guide the recommendation, especially if the storm exposed weak points or stressed the frame.

With proper installation and correct seating, rescreened areas can last for years in Florida conditions. Longevity depends on whether the underlying frame and anchoring were corrected, how the system is used, and exposure to repeated wind events.

Yes, if permits or pool enclosure safety requirements apply to your setup, we coordinate the needed steps based on local requirements. We will explain what is required for your project during the inspection so there are no surprises later.