Commercial & Multi-Unit Screen Service in University Park, FL

Palm Aire alone is roughly 3,700 homes and condos across some 30 neighborhoods, and a good share of them are association-maintained villas and condo buildings whose lanai screens age on the same schedule. When a board or a property manager needs a building's worth of screens renewed, the job is different from a single homeowner's: uniform specs, coordinated access, documentation, and a scope that holds across dozens of units. If you sit on a board or manage a portfolio on the corridor, this is the visit to book.

Who this is for

Condo and villa associations in Palm Aire, University Park, The Trails, and Longwood Run. Clubhouse and community-pool enclosures. Rental portfolios with a dozen lanais to keep tenant-ready. Small commercial patios along the parkway's retail stretch.

How an association job runs

The contractor walks the buildings with the manager, documents the condition of every unit's screens and doors, and writes one scope that matches the association's approved mesh and color spec. Scheduling is coordinated by building so residents know when their lanai is being worked on. Certificates of insurance and any other paperwork the association requires are handled at the estimate stage, not on the morning of the job.

What the scope usually includes

Rescreening of tired panels, door hardware renewed across the building so every door closes the same way, slider and window screens for the units that need them, and pet-grade or privacy bands where the association allows them. Structural frame repair, where needed, is scoped separately and permitted through Manatee County or Sarasota County depending on the side of the parkway.

Seasonal buildings

Many of these buildings are half empty from May through October. That is the season to renew screens without working around residents, and the contractor plans association jobs around it.

Call (941) 239-6011 to book a walk-through, or request your FREE, no obligation written estimate online.