Most homes qualify for repair when the frame is still solid and the damage is limited to mesh, corners, or track alignment. After a site evaluation, we will tell you whether to repair, rescreen, or replace based on structural condition and how the system is currently attached. If framing is bent or failing, replacement can be the safer long-term choice.

Timing depends on the scope, material needs, and whether a permit is required. Many projects can be scheduled within a reasonable window after the evaluation, and we respond to requests within one business day. During your consultation, we will share a realistic timeline for your specific lanai setup.

In Florida, the best material choice balances airflow, visibility, and long-term durability. We match mesh and frame options to your lanai exposure and how you use the space, including sun intensity and debris load. Your recommendation will be based on your current system condition and comfort goals.

Yes, in many cases we can repair a specific section when the surrounding frame and attachment points are still in good shape. If the damage has spread through corners, tracks, or mounting areas, a larger repair or rescreening may be the better fix. We will explain what we see during the evaluation so you can decide with confidence.

After installation, keep the screens clear of heavy debris and avoid forcing doors or panels if anything feels misaligned. For routine care, gentle cleaning and periodic checks of corners and hardware help the system stay tight. If you notice new sagging, rubbing, or loose edges, contact us promptly so we can address it early.

Pricing varies based on the lanai size, whether framing repairs are needed, and whether doors or access points are included. After your evaluation, we can provide a clear estimate range tied to your project details. If you share photos beforehand, we can often narrow down what to expect before the visit.