Most storm repairs fall into three buckets: screen fabric replacement, frame realignment or section repair, and hardware or door track fixes. If anchoring points were stressed, we address those structural issues first so the enclosure performs correctly again. After the inspection, you will get a written plan that matches the damage we find.

We typically respond to estimate requests within one business day, and we schedule repairs based on urgency and material availability. If your enclosure is actively failing, like doors not latching or gaps widening, let us know during booking so we can prioritize the visit. Exact timing depends on scope, but we will give you a realistic window after the site evaluation.

Often, yes. If the frame is still sound and the damage is limited to screen panels, corners, or specific hardware, repairs can restore the enclosure without a full rebuild. If we find structural shift or compromised anchoring, replacement of affected sections may be the safer option.

Avoid patching the screen only, especially if you notice frame movement, loose posts, or misaligned doors. Also, do not wait until the next storm to inspect anchoring and tension, because small shifts can become bigger failures. Taking quick photos and scheduling an evaluation helps prevent larger, more expensive repairs later.

Costs vary based on how much of the frame is affected, whether anchoring needs repair, and how many components must be replaced. Partial screen and hardware repairs are usually less than full section rebuilds.

Yes, we can provide certificates of insurance and basic project documentation upon request. We can also describe the repair scope and materials in a way that supports your claim process. Share what your insurer needs during scheduling so we can prepare the right paperwork.