Quick answers.
- The number on this site reaches the matching line.
- We connect you with a trusted, independent local screen contractor.
- They inspect the enclosure and provide the quote.
1. You call.
Describe what you see: one torn panel, mesh failing across the cage, or a frame that looks bent or loose. No diagnosis needed. The call simply gets a contractor out to look.
2. We connect you.
We connect homeowners with trusted, independent local screen contractors. The contractor you reach is an independent local business that quotes the work.
Calls may be forwarded and recorded by a call-tracking provider. You can read how on the privacy page.
3. They quote.
The contractor measures the enclosure and writes a scope. Screen area covers the walls and roof, so it is larger than the pool. Ask which panels, which mesh, which doors and hardware, and which frame work are included. Their written quote is the number to plan around.
Before you hire, ask for the business name on the contract, insurance, and any license the job requires. The Florida DBPR lookup is a quick place to check credentials.
What to expect.
- A friendly first call, with no trade words needed.
- A connection to a trusted, independent local screen contractor.
- A written scope you can compare line by line.
- Mesh work and any frame work listed as separate items.
Use the repair or rescreen guide, the published cost ranges, and the mesh comparison before you decide what to ask.