Rescreening, pool cage repair and lanai screens across Sarasota County.
Guides
How this work actually gets specified, costed and built — and the problems worth designing around. Written from public sources, with the references on every page.
Extruded aluminum in a screen enclosure has a minimum wall thickness, framing members fall into two named classes, and vinyl panels owe you a decal. All three are checkable.
Read the guide →R4501.17 requires a barrier around every residential pool. One exception removes the whole requirement: a cover complying with ASTM F1346. It is also the only route that needs somebody to act.
Read the guide →A repair restores what was there. An alteration is held to a different standard. The line runs through two numbers — 33 percent and 30 percent — and a cage can cross it.
Read the guide →The mesh is the cheapest part of a rescreen and the part everyone chooses on. What the Florida code assumes about screen fabric, and what really ends a screen panel early.
Read the guide →In Florida a screen enclosure can serve as the required pool barrier. If yours does, a torn panel or a failed door closer stops being cosmetic. What the code requires, and how to check.
Read the guide →Call (941) 260-1520 or request a callback — whichever is easier.