Homeowner Resources
Living in Florida means staying prepared for hurricane season. This checklist is written for homeowners with screen enclosures, patios or pool cages — so you can protect your home before a storm hits.
727-860-1255Before the Storm
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Your Enclosure Specifically
It carries structural load as well as water. Look for sagging, separation from the fascia, or loose connections where the cage attaches — and clear it before the season, because an undersized or blocked gutter is what rots fascia over time.
Read the super gutter guide →Brittle, faded mesh tears in high wind and takes the frame's fasteners with it. If panels are sagging or the spline is lifting, it is cheaper to deal with before a storm than after one.
Rescreening services →Rusted Tapcons, loose anchoring at the slab, and corrosion at the joints are the structural failures that turn a windy afternoon into a rebuild. Worth an inspection if the cage is more than ten years old.
Pool cage repair →We handle storm damage repairs across Pasco, Pinellas, Hernando, Hillsborough & Tampa Bay. Free, no-obligation assessment.
