Most requests are answered within one business day, and we schedule installations and repairs Monday through Saturday. Exact timing depends on the scope and material needs, but we will give you a clear start window after the site evaluation. If your screens are actively failing, mention that when you contact us so we can prioritize appropriately.

Repair is usually the right move when the frame is still straight and the damage is limited to mesh, spline, or a small section. Replacement or a rebuild makes more sense when the frame is out of alignment, multiple panels are failing, or the attachment points are compromised. We will recommend the option that restores performance without overspending.

In Florida conditions, the best choice is typically a durable mesh designed for long-term outdoor use, paired with solid frame and anchoring. The exact material depends on your goals for airflow, visibility, and protection from debris and insects. During your consultation, we will match the material to your lanai layout and how you use the space.

Yes, many projects start with targeted repairs when only one area is affected. We will inspect the surrounding panels and frame condition so the fix does not create a weak point elsewhere. If the damage is part of a broader pattern, we may recommend rescreening or a fuller scope instead.

Avoid contractors who cannot explain the difference between mesh-only repairs and frame-aware solutions. Also be cautious if they do not address anchoring, alignment, and code or permit requirements when applicable. Our approach is to evaluate the structure first, then build the screen system to match it for lasting results.

If a permit is required for your specific project, we coordinate the steps based on local permit requirements and applicable Florida Building Code considerations. During the consultation, we will tell you what applies to your situation and what documentation is needed. You can request basic project documentation and certificates of insurance if required.