FAQ's
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
A: From signing tci final inspection, jobs that are permitted can take anywhere from 3-6 months.
A: Yes, most screen enclosures in Florida require a permit. We handle the permitting process for you, ensuring your enclosure meets all local building codes and wind load requirements.
A: We offer several screening options including standard fiberglass mesh, pet-resistant screen, solar screen, and no-see-um screen — each suited for different needs, budgets, and levels of sun exposure.
A: Screen enclosures are low maintenance. A simple rinse with a garden hose every few months keeps the frame and mesh clean. We recommend an annual inspection to catch any small repairs before they become bigger issues.
A: Yes. All of our enclosures are engineered and built to Florida wind load codes. We use heavy-gauge aluminum framing and hurricane-rated fasteners designed to withstand Brevard County’s storm conditions.
Yes, we are State licensed for Aluminum Specialty Structures and carry one million dollars in liability insurance
The owner, Steve, has been building enclosures since 2002. He opened Coastal Screen Enclosures in 2017.
The owner, Steve, has been building enclosures since 2002. He opened Coastal Screen Enclosures in 2017.
Q: Can we remove and replace rusty screws on an existing screen enclosure?
A: The aluminum structure can last upwards of 20+ years with proper maintenance. It is recommended you
rescreen every 10-12 years.
A: No, our company does not pour concrete. We partner with concrete contractors who specialize and will pour
concrete for our customers. You may choose to hire your own concrete contractor and we will work with them as
well.
A: Yes, we finance with Lyon Financial at lyonfinancial.net. Our company doesn’t receive any personal information
through Lyons, the customer sends in the application on line and we are notified upon approval
A: We fake care of permits, engineering and all legal documents. Customers are responsible for anything their HOA may need and a proper cleanup of the installation area.
A: Defects in installation or materials such as screen mesh, movable parts and painted finishes are warranted for a period of (1) one year from the date of installation.
