Most requests are answered within one business day, and scheduling depends on access, parts, and the extent of frame damage. After an on-site assessment, we provide a practical start date and a clear repair timeline for your specific scope. If you share photos, we can often triage the likely work before the visit.

Sometimes permits are required depending on the scope of structural changes and local permit rules. Our team coordinates permit-related steps when required so you do not have to chase paperwork. During the assessment, we will tell you what applies to your situation.

Pricing varies based on whether the damage is limited to screen panels or includes frame alignment, track replacement, and anchor repair. After the site evaluation, we will outline the scope and provide an estimate that matches the actual work needed. If multiple sections were impacted, rescreening or partial replacement may be the more cost-effective route.

You may only need a repair if the frame is still aligned and the damage is isolated to a panel, spline, or track section. If the frame is twisted or multiple corners are compromised, partial replacement or full rescreening is usually the better long-term solution. We will recommend the option that restores function and durability, not the one that creates repeat failures.

With correct alignment, anchoring, and proper screen tension, repairs can last for years in Florida conditions. The longevity depends on wind exposure, the condition of existing frame components, and whether attachments were stressed during the storm. Our inspection focuses on the root cause so the fix holds up.

After repairs, avoid forcing doors or latches, keep the area clear of debris, and watch for any new gaps or sagging. If you notice screen pulling at seams or unusual frame movement, contact us so we can inspect attachment points early. Prompt attention helps prevent small issues from becoming larger repairs.