Expert pool screen repair, rescreening, patio remodeling, and screen door repair in Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding Broward County area. Same-day estimates available.
Professional screen repair and enclosure services for homeowners in Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding Broward County area.
Torn, sagging, or storm-damaged pool screens repaired fast. Same-day and next-day service available in Fort Lauderdale.
Learn MoreTransform your outdoor living space with a custom screen room or lanai enclosure. HOA-compliant designs for Fort Lauderdale homes.
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Learn MoreNew aluminum-framed pool and patio enclosures built to Broward County code.
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Fort Lauderdale’s canal system and coastal proximity create some of the toughest conditions for screen enclosures in Broward County. Salt air accelerates corrosion on aluminum frames — particularly in waterfront neighborhoods like Rio Vista, Harbor Beach, and Coral Ridge where enclosures face near-constant moisture exposure. Frame pitting and premature mesh wear are more common here than almost anywhere else in our service area.
Established residential areas including Coral Ridge Country Club, Harbor Beach, and Las Olas Isles have strict HOA and ARC guidelines on screen replacement materials, frame colors, and visible enclosure modifications. We know the approvals process and can provide documentation for ARC submissions.
Rio Vista • Victoria Park • Tarpon River • Coral Ridge • Harbor Beach • Las Olas Isles • Imperial Point • Nurmi Isles • Croissant Park • Lauderdale Isles • South Middle River • Coral Ridge Country Club
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Yes. Canal homes face constant moisture exposure and salt air from nearby Intracoastal access, which accelerates aluminum frame corrosion and mesh breakdown. We inspect the full frame condition, not just the visible mesh, and identify sections where corrosion is structural rather than cosmetic.
Near the Intracoastal or on canal-front properties, standard fiberglass mesh typically lasts 7 to 10 years before UV degradation and salt exposure cause sagging and tearing. Heavier-gauge or vinyl-coated mesh may last longer. We recommend the right mesh grade for your specific location at the estimate.
Yes. We work with standard aluminum frame colors including bronze, white, and silver. If your HOA or ARC requires a specific gauge or color specification, bring that documentation to your estimate appointment and we will confirm compatibility before starting work.
