Screen materials and upgrades
Compare screen materials for insects, pets, sun, privacy, and the view before choosing your repair or rescreen.
Standard and no-see-um screening
Standard insect screen balances everyday insect protection with visibility and airflow. A 20/20 no-see-um screen uses a tighter mesh for smaller insects. Ask how the different materials affect the view and breeze in your particular enclosure. The right choice depends on the conditions around the home and how you use the pool, patio, porch, or lanai.
Pet-resistant screening and pet doors
Pet-resistant mesh can be considered where pets put additional wear on screening. It is not damage-proof and should not be treated as a barrier that guarantees an animal stays inside. We also offer doggy doors in multiple sizes. Discuss pet access, panel location, and the existing enclosure so the proposed upgrade fits the space.
Solar screen and Florida Glass
Solar screening is an option when reducing sun exposure is a priority. Florida Glass can provide additional privacy in selected areas. These products have different purposes, and not every material is appropriate for every panel position. We can review where you want shade or privacy and discuss suitability before putting it into the estimate.
Compare the actual scope and material
We offer a range of screening products, including Phifer options. Ask which material is proposed, where it will be installed, and what product or installation coverage applies. Avoid choosing on a material name alone: visibility, airflow, location, access, and the condition of the enclosure all matter. If the frame, screws, or doors also need work, include those details when requesting your estimate.
Serving Polk and Hillsborough counties
We serve Polk and Hillsborough counties, including Lakeland, Winter Haven, Auburndale, Plant City, and Tampa. Contact us to confirm availability for your address.
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