Pricing depends on how much the storm affected the frame, corners, and spline, plus the total linear footage and screen type. After a quick evaluation and measurements, ScreenWorks JAX LLC provides a clear scope so you know what is being replaced and why. Most homeowners see the best value when the quote matches the actual damage rather than guessing from photos alone.

Yes, in many cases you can rescreen a damaged section if the surrounding frame is still stable and properly aligned. If the storm pulled the structure out of square or damaged multiple attachment points, partial work can leave visible seams or weak stress areas. Our team checks the system first so the repair holds up through Florida weather.

Take photos of all damaged corners, any sagging or gaps, and the areas where the mesh separated from the frame. If you have a screen door, include latch and track photos too. Clear documentation helps us confirm scope faster and reduces back-and-forth.

Estimate requests are typically answered within one business day, and installations or repairs are scheduled Monday through Saturday. The exact start date depends on the extent of the damage and material selection, but we prioritize storm-related issues so your pool or patio area can be used comfortably again. When you contact us, share your timeline and preferred days.

When local permit requirements apply, we coordinate the needed steps as part of the project planning. We also follow Florida Building Code and pool enclosure safety standards where relevant, especially when storm impact affects structural elements. If your situation requires additional documentation, we can support that with basic project paperwork upon request.

With proper frame alignment, anchoring, and quality screen materials, rescreened systems are built for long-term Florida exposure. The lifespan varies based on wind exposure, debris impact history, and how the enclosure is maintained. Our walkthrough includes practical tips to help you protect the new screen system over time.