Most requests are answered within one business day, and scheduling depends on site readiness and scope. For many residential projects, we can often set an installation date during our Monday through Saturday availability. If permits are required, the timeline may shift slightly based on local processing times.

Cost typically depends on enclosure size, frame condition, screen material selection, and whether any structural repairs are needed. Complex layouts around pool edges or existing patio features can also change labor and material needs. After the site evaluation, we will outline the scope so you understand what drives the total.

Yes, we coordinate permit requirements when they apply to your project. We follow Florida Building Code and local permit rules, along with pool enclosure safety standards where applicable. We will review what is needed during your consultation so you know what to expect.

Sometimes repairs are the right choice, especially when the frame is solid and only the screen mesh or a small section is failing. If the frame is pulling away, corners are misaligned, or damage is widespread, a full installation may be the more durable option. We will recommend the approach based on what we find during the evaluation.

You can expect an organized setup, protection of surrounding areas, and clear communication throughout the work. The crew will complete the installation or repair, then do a final walkthrough with you to confirm fit and finish. Cleanup is part of the job, so your patio or pool area is left ready to use.