University Parkway Screen Repair exists because the corridor between the airport and the Lakewood Ranch edge is one continuous band of communities where screened lanais were standard construction, and where most of those enclosures are now old enough to need renewing. This site covers that corridor neighborhood by neighborhood and connects you with a local contractor who books the visit and brings the answers to your lanai.
When you call or send the estimate form, we forward your request to one trusted independent local screen contractor who serves the corridor. That contractor schedules the visit, writes the estimate, and does the work. Any agreement, price, or warranty is between you and them. Unlike using Angi or Yelp, you won't be bombarded with a stack of contractor calls after submitting your request.
The contractor comes to the house, walks the enclosure, checks the mesh, the spline, the fasteners, the doors, and the frame, and gives you a written estimate before anything is scheduled. If you are away for the summer, the visit and the work can happen while you are gone, with updates by phone. You are under no obligation.
Homeowners and associations in University Park, Palm Aire, Whitfield Estates and Sara Bay, Desoto Lakes, Mote Ranch, Longwood Run, The Trails, Lakeridge Falls, Cooper Creek, Tallevast, and the airport's west side.
University Parkway Screen Repair works with established contractors whom we believe to be highly reputable and who represent to us that they hold required licensing and insurance. However, we do not guarantee the accuracy of this since these are in the control of the contractor. You are therefore urged to verify any Florida contractor's standing yourself through the state's public license lookup at myfloridalicense.com before hiring anyone. It's the official source and just takes a minute.
Call (941) 239-6011 or use the free estimate form. A local screen contractor will follow up within 24 hours (usually sooner) to schedule an in-person visit.