You can request a free estimate by calling us directly, filling out the contact form on our website, or sending us a message. We'll get back to you quickly to schedule a convenient time to visit your property and assess the project.

Yes — completely free and no-obligation. We come out, take a look at your project, discuss your goals, and provide a written estimate at no cost to you.

One of our team members will visit your home to measure the space, assess the existing structure (if applicable), discuss your preferences for screen type and framing, and answer any questions you have. It typically takes 20–40 minutes depending on the scope of work.

In most cases we can provide your written estimate the same day or within 24 hours of the site visit. Larger or more complex projects may take a bit longer to price accurately.

Yes, we ask that a homeowner or authorized adult be present during the visit so we can ask questions, discuss options, and make sure we fully understand the scope of your project.

Absolutely none. We provide the estimate as a service to homeowners — the decision to move forward is entirely yours, on your timeline.

We handle a wide range of residential outdoor-living and screen projects including screen enclosures, pool enclosures, pool cage repairs, full rescreening, screened patios, lanai enclosures, screen rooms, patio covers, carports, sunrooms, window screens, and decorative screen doors.

Rescreening means replacing the screen fabric in an existing aluminum frame — the frame stays in place and new screen mesh is installed in the spline channels. Full replacement means the entire enclosure structure (frame and screen) is removed and rebuilt. We assess your existing structure and recommend the most cost-effective option.

Yes. We design and install new custom screen enclosures for patios, pools, lanais, and outdoor living areas. We work with homeowners to plan the right size, screen type, and frame profile for their property.

We do both. Whether you have a single torn screen panel or a badly damaged pool cage frame, we can assess and repair it. Not every problem requires a full replacement.

We use standard fiberglass mesh, aluminum screen, pet-resistant screen, solar/privacy screen, and no-see-um mesh depending on the application. Aluminum frames are available in standard and heavy-duty profiles. See our Materials FAQ section below for more detail.

We focus exclusively on residential screening, enclosures, patio covers, and related outdoor-living structures. We do not handle commercial construction, roofing unrelated to patio cover systems, or HVAC/plumbing work.

We typically schedule estimate visits within a few business days of your request. During busy season, demand increases — contacting us early helps lock in a convenient time.

Most single-panel screen repairs are completed in under an hour once we're on-site. Minor frame repairs and small rescreening jobs are usually finished the same visit.

A complete rescreening of an average residential pool enclosure generally takes one to two days depending on the size of the cage and the number of panels. We'll give you a more specific estimate after seeing your project.

New enclosure installations vary by scope. A straightforward screened patio enclosure may be completed in two to three days. A larger custom pool enclosure or screen room can take three to five days or more. We provide a project timeline with your estimate.

Permitting requirements, material lead times, weather, and project complexity can all affect scheduling in Brevard County. We'll keep you informed throughout the process and work to complete your project as efficiently as possible.

Permit requirements depend on the type and scope of work. New enclosure construction typically requires a permit through the county or local municipality. Rescreening and minor repairs may not. We can advise you on permit requirements as part of your estimate consultation.

We work with several mesh options including standard fiberglass screening (the most common choice for patios and enclosures), aluminum screen for added strength, pet-resistant screening for homes with dogs or cats, solar/privacy screen to reduce sun glare and heat, and no-see-um mesh with a finer weave to block tiny biting insects common in coastal Florida areas.

Standard fiberglass mesh is durable and cost-effective for most applications. If your enclosure faces direct afternoon sun, solar screen can significantly reduce heat and glare. For coastal properties, we may recommend heavier-duty mesh to handle salt air and wind exposure. We'll recommend the right option for your specific situation during the estimate.

We use quality aluminum extrusions designed for Florida's outdoor environment — corrosion-resistant and built to handle heat, humidity, and seasonal storms. Standard and heavy-duty profiles are available depending on the application and structural requirements.

In typical Brevard County conditions, quality screen mesh lasts 8–15 years depending on sun exposure, wind, and usage. Coastal properties and heavy-use enclosures may see shorter intervals. We can assess your existing screening and let you know whether a repair or full rescreening makes the most sense.

Yes. Pet-resistant screening is a heavy-duty mesh designed to resist clawing and impact from dogs and cats. It is significantly stronger than standard fiberglass and a good investment for pet owners. We can install it on new projects or rescreen existing enclosures.

Routine maintenance is minimal. Periodically rinse the screens and frame with a garden hose to remove dust, pollen, and salt residue. Inspect frames and spline channels once a year for signs of damage or weathering. Contact us if you notice torn panels, loose spline, or frame corrosion — early repairs prevent larger issues.

We serve homeowners throughout Brevard County, Florida, including Melbourne, Palm Bay, West Melbourne, Viera, Suntree, Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, Indialantic, Melbourne Beach, Rockledge, Merritt Island, Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, Titusville, and the surrounding communities throughout the county.

Yes. Coastal Brevard — including Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, Indialantic, Cocoa Beach, and Melbourne Beach — is fully within our service area. We are familiar with the additional demands that salt air and coastal wind place on screen enclosures and frame materials in these areas.

Yes. We serve Titusville and the broader north Brevard area. Contact us to schedule your free estimate.

Our primary service area is Brevard County. If you are located just outside the county, contact us and we'll let you know whether we can accommodate your project. We're happy to discuss your needs.

Yes. We work regularly with Brevard County municipalities and are familiar with local permitting processes for screen enclosures and patio structures. HOA requirements vary by community — we recommend checking with your HOA before finalizing your project design, and we can help guide you through that process.

If you are in Brevard County, you are in our service area. Call us or fill out the free estimate request form and we will confirm and schedule your visit.