No more staring at torn screens, fighting the door, or ceding your evenings to the bugs. If your enclosure is showing its age, one visit tells you what it needs. Serving University Park, Palm Aire, Whitfield, Mote Ranch, The Trails, and Longwood Run. Request your FREE, no obligation written estimate.
Book Your Free Estimate Visit Call (941) 555-0104The corridor's cages went up in waves. Palm Aire's neighborhoods mainly in the 1980s, The Trails and Longwood Run in the late 80s and 90s, Mote Ranch and University Park's 32 neighborhoods in the 90s and 2000s. Screened lanais were standard construction in every one of them, which means thousands of enclosures along University Parkway are on tired spline, chalky mesh, and their first set of screws.
If yours is one of them, the fix is rarely the whole cage. It is the door you fight with every day, the panel that let go in July, the fasteners gone orange at the heads. Tell us what you are seeing, and the contractor comes to the lanai, where the answers are.
Full or partial mesh replacement on the corridor's 1980s-to-2000s pool cages. Walls, roof, or the whole enclosure, new spline throughout, existing color and mesh spec matched by default.
The door you fight with every day: hinges, closers, latches, sweeps, rollers, kick plates, and mesh, replaced in one visit, or a new door hung square.
Fresh mesh and spline for under-truss lanais, screened porches, and villa patios, with doors and kick plates renewed at the same visit.
One torn panel, a blown spline, a sagging roof section. Single panels and small sets, mesh matched to the existing weave so the repair disappears.
Laminated Florida glass and privacy mesh for the zero-lot-line villas and close-set streets of the golf communities. Softer light, no sightline from next door.
Removable window screens re-meshed on the bench, entry-door and slider screens rebuilt. The everyday screen work for Whitfield's older homes and the corridor's condos.
Standing byTell us what you're seeing and when a visit suits you, even if you're away for the season. Your contractor looks at the enclosure in person and puts the estimate in writing.
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1. Tell us what you are seeing | Torn panels, a door that drags or slams, rusty screws, general aging, or "not sure, that's fine." Form or phone, either works |
| 2. The visit gets scheduled | At the lanai, at a time that suits you. Seasonal owners: visits and work while you are away are routine here, with updates by phone |
| 3. You get the estimate at your door | Repair, renewal, or both, in writing, with the existing mesh and color spec matched by default so the association has nothing to object to |
Palm Aire's roughly 3,700 homes and condos carry original cages with tired spline, chalky mesh, and fasteners gone orange at the heads. University Park Country Club's 1,202 homes and Mote Ranch's river streets came in the 90s and 2000s, younger frames with first-generation mesh aging out on schedule. Whitfield Estates has been here since 1926, the area's first golf community, where porch and entry screening outnumbers big cages and every job is a little different. The Lakewood Ranch Business Alliance marks the corridor's eastern edge; the airport marks its western one.
University Parkway is the county line east of US 301: north side Manatee, south side Sarasota. Two permit desks, and your address decides which. Straight rescreens typically need neither; structural frame work needs one. Deed-restricted communities usually want architectural approval for changes, and like-for-like rescreening in the approved color normally sails through.
One visit. Every answer. Call (941) 555-0104 to book it, or request your FREE, no obligation written estimate online.