Most requests are answered within one business day, and we schedule installations and repairs Monday through Saturday. Timing depends on storm severity, the amount of mesh replacement needed, and material availability. After your site evaluation, we will give you a clear plan for the next milestone.

Sometimes, yes, depending on the scope and how your enclosure is configured. We follow Florida Building Code and local permit requirements when they apply to your project. During the evaluation, we will let you know what is required for your specific situation.

Often, you can replace a single compromised section if the surrounding mesh and frame are still in good condition. If the storm stretched the system or caused repeated failure along seams and corners, full rescreening may be the more durable choice. Our inspection will point out where the failure is concentrated.

Avoid assuming a visible tear is the only problem. Wind and debris can shift alignment, loosen attachments, and reduce mesh tension even when the frame looks mostly intact. Fixing only the first tear can lead to new gaps soon after installation.

With proper installation, good tension, and correct attachment to the frame, rescreened systems are built to hold up through Florida’s heat and storms. Lifespan varies based on wind exposure, debris risk, and how the enclosure is maintained. We will discuss the durability factors we see during your evaluation.