StormReady Screen & Enclosure Restoration
Storm-Readiness Screen Inspections Before Hurricane Season
A screen enclosure that has visible wear today is a screen enclosure with a higher risk of significant failure during a storm event. A pre-season inspection identifies weak panels, loose spline, and fastener wear before a storm makes them worse.
About This Service
Storm-Readiness Screen Inspection
Southwest Florida's hurricane season runs from June through November, and the screen enclosures that fail most severely during wind events are often those that had small but unaddressed problems going in: a panel with slightly loose spline, a fastener that had begun to back out, a section of mesh that had thinned from UV exposure. None of these are failures on their own — but under wind loading, they become the starting point for larger, cascade damage across the enclosure. A storm-readiness screen inspection is a systematic review of the full enclosure before the season begins: we assess mesh condition, spline integrity, frame fasteners, door hardware, and tension across all panels. We document what we find, explain the risk level of any identified issues, and discuss repair options. The inspection itself is thorough but not invasive — it's a diagnostic visit, not a presumed repair.
When We Recommend This
- Before hurricane season begins — ideally April through May — while scheduling is flexible
- After purchasing a property where the enclosure's maintenance history is unknown
- Following a storm event to assess damage before it progresses or causes secondary problems
- When small issues have been noticed but the full condition of the enclosure is unclear
- As part of an annual maintenance program to track the enclosure's condition over time
Common Homeowner Concerns
Problems this service addresses
Uncertainty about whether the screen enclosure is in condition to handle a storm event
Small visible issues — loose panels, worn spline, stiff hardware — that may worsen under wind loading
A pool cage or lanai that was patched or partially repaired but hasn't had a full condition review
Properties that were purchased without a thorough inspection of the screen enclosure
Homeowners who want documentation of their enclosure's condition before hurricane season
The Process
What to expect
- 1
A systematic inspection of all screen panels, spline, frames, fasteners, and door hardware
- 2
A clear explanation of any issues found — ranked by urgency and potential impact
- 3
Photo documentation of findings so you have a record of the enclosure's condition
- 4
Repair recommendations discussed with no obligation — you decide what to address and when
- 5
A second visit scheduled for any repairs you choose to proceed with
Before & After Projects
See photo-documented examples of this service
Real properties, documented from problem to resolution.
Ongoing Property Care
A recurring maintenance program built around your property.
Every property in Southwest Florida faces different conditions — exposure, materials, humidity, and storm wear all vary. Rather than a one-size-fits-all plan, we build a maintenance schedule customized to your property's condition and long-term care goals.
- 3-month maintenance reminders
- 6-month maintenance reminders
- Seasonal property-care reminders
- Priority scheduling for members
- Member-only service reminders
- Annual or semiannual property condition reviews
Member Offer
Complimentary Property Health Check With Any Repair or Service
When you schedule a qualifying repair or service, we'll include a complimentary property health check — a broader look at your property's condition, beyond the immediate job at hand. It's our way of stepping in as a long-term property care partner, not just a one-time service call.
Offered alongside a qualifying repair or service — not available as a standalone inspection.
Related Services
Other services that pair well with this one
Pool Cage Screen Repair
Torn or blown-out pool cage screen panels leave your enclosure open to insects, debris, and the elem…
Learn more →Full Pool Cage Rescreening
When a pool cage has widespread screen wear, multiple failed panels, or aging mesh that's become bri…
Learn more →Screen Enclosure Maintenance
Screen enclosures that are inspected and maintained regularly hold up significantly better through s…
Learn more →Get Started
Speak with a property care specialist
Prefer to call or text? Our team is ready to help. Prefer to start online? Answer a few quick questions and optionally share photos — whichever path works best for you.