When a screen enclosure is beyond repair, a full tear-down and rebuild is the right move. It also ends the cycle of paying for repairs that don’t last. Here’s how the process works from start to finish.
Step 1: Honest On-Site Assessment
We inspect the frame, joints, anchors, and base channels, then tell you plainly whether repair or rebuild makes more sense. If your enclosure can be repaired, we’ll say so.
Step 2: Demolition
The old structure is fully removed and hauled away, leaving a clean slab or deck ready for the new build.
Step 3: New Design and Permitting
The new enclosure is engineered to current Florida wind load requirements, and we submit the county permit and any HOA documentation for you.
Step 4: Rebuild
Most rebuilds take one to three days on-site once permits are approved. You get modern materials, updated finishes, and a realistic 20-plus-year lifespan.
Common Reasons Homeowners Rebuild
- Storm damage
- Corroded or distorted aluminum framing
- Screens that keep tearing in the same spots
- An older structure that predates current wind codes
- Wanting a different roof style, size, or layout
Planning Ahead
A rebuild is a bigger investment than a repair, so many homeowners look at financing options to make it easier to move forward.
Learn more on our tear-down and rebuild page.
Get a Free Assessment
Call (904) 805-4343 or use our free estimate form to schedule an honest, no-pressure evaluation.
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