If your screens are torn, sagging, or faded, rescreening restores your enclosure’s look and protection without the cost of a rebuild, as long as the frame is sound. What Rescreening Includes Removing old mesh and spline from each affected panel Installing new...
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...
Spring is the ideal time to get your screen enclosure ready for Florida’s summer bug season and the hurricane season that follows. Here’s a simple checklist to work through. 1. Clear Structural Gutters Start here — this is the most important item and the...
Catching a developing problem early is almost always cheaper and easier than waiting until it becomes a bigger issue. Here are the warning signs worth calling a professional about. A Door That Doesn’t Close or Latch Properly If your enclosure door has started...
Regular cleaning keeps your screen enclosure looking good and actually extends its functional lifespan. Here’s how to do it correctly. Screen Panels A simple garden hose rinse, done periodically, removes pollen, salt air residue, and general grime buildup. For...
With DIY screen repair kits widely available, it’s fair to wonder whether hiring a professional is really necessary. Here’s an honest breakdown of what’s reasonable to handle yourself and what’s worth calling in a professional for. What’s...
