After Hurricane Isaias: We're Here for You When You're Ready
Hurricane Isaias hit our community hard, and we know many of you are dealing with damage to your homes and yards right now. First, take care of your family and your home. Your enclosure will wait. When you're ready, we're here. Our team lives here too, and some of us are working through storm damage of our own, so we want to be upfront about how the coming weeks will work.
What to Expect From Us
Demand after a storm like this is far higher than any normal season, and we won't make promises we can't keep. Here's how we're handling it:
Every request is logged and kept in order. You don't need to call repeatedly; one request with photos holds your place.
Safety comes first. Structures that are partially collapsed, leaning toward a home, or that served as a pool's safety barrier get priority. Structural repairs come next, then rescreens and cosmetic repairs.
Some repairs need engineering and permits. Replacing damaged frame sections must meet current Florida Building Code, which can add time before work begins.
Materials may be in short supply. Aluminum and screen demand spikes across the region after a hurricane, and we'll keep you informed if supply affects your timeline.
We'd rather give you an honest timeline than an optimistic one we can't meet.
Serving Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton Counties
We're working with homeowners across Santa Rosa County (Navarre, Gulf Breeze, and Milton), Okaloosa County (Fort Walton Beach, Destin, Niceville, Crestview, Mary Esther, and Shalimar), and Walton County (Santa Rosa Beach, Miramar Beach, Freeport, DeFuniak Springs, and the 30A corridor) on pool and screen enclosure repairs, rescreens, and replacements, along with screen room, patio cover, and carport repairs.
Stay Safe Before You Inspect
Stay clear of damaged structures. If any part of your enclosure is bent, twisted, leaning, or pulling away from its anchors, stay out. It may be under tension and could shift or collapse.
Watch for hazards. Keep away from downed power lines, and don't walk through standing water near damaged structures.
Leave the framing alone. Don't climb onto, straighten, cut, or remove damaged framing yourself.
If your enclosure was your pool's safety barrier, it may no longer keep children or pets out. Keep the pool area off-limits and supervised until a barrier is restored.
Document Everything
Photograph and video all damage before cleanup begins: wide shots of the whole structure and close-ups of torn screens, bent members, and broken connections. These help your insurance claim and help us assess your project faster.
How to Reach Us
Submit one request through our website with photos of the damage, or call 850-308-1832. One request keeps your place, and duplicate requests can slow things down for everyone.
About Insurance
We're glad to provide a detailed written estimate you can submit with your claim. Florida law limits what contractors can do in the claims process: we can't interpret your policy or negotiate with your insurance company on your behalf. Those conversations are between you, your insurer, and a licensed public adjuster if you choose to hire one. We will never ask you to sign over your insurance benefits.
Protect Yourself From Storm Chasers
After every major storm, unlicensed out-of-area contractors arrive looking for quick jobs. Before hiring anyone:
Verify their license through the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation at myfloridalicense.com.
Get a written contract with scope, price, and timeline.
Be cautious of large upfront cash payments and door-to-door offers.
Make sure structural work is permitted and inspected. It protects you at resale and in the next storm.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will I wait for a repair?
It depends on the severity of the storm and of your damage. Safety hazards are handled first, and we'll give you an honest estimate when we assess your project.
Do I need a permit to rebuild my enclosure?
Structural repairs and full replacements generally require engineering, permits, and inspection under Florida Building Code. Simple rescreens typically do not. We handle the permitting for you.
Can you work with my insurance company?
We can provide a written estimate for your claim, but Florida law doesn't allow us to negotiate your claim or interpret your policy.
Is my damaged enclosure safe to be under?
If any part is bent, leaning, or detached, stay out until it's been inspected.
When you're ready, Schedule a Consultation through our website or call 850-308-1832.
We're your neighbors, and we'll be here.
