Budget Screen Repair

Budget Screen Repair in Sanford, FL services all of Central Florida for their Pool & Patio Screen Enclosure needs! Whether you live in Deland, Deltona, Sanford, Winter Springs, Lake Mary, Longwood, or even Winter Park, we'd love to help. Give Budget Screen Repair a call if you are seeking for a trusted quality contractor, to properly service your screen enclosure.

A lanai screen can last anywhere from 3 - 20 years. Budget Screen Repair only uses the best materials and they provide you with the best tips & tricks to keep your screen looking brand new. If you ever need a pool screen repair or a pool full re screen, contact Budget Screen Repair in Sanford, FL.

When cleaning your gutters, consider using your water hose or your pressure washer to clean your gutters doing so will drastically save you time & get rid of the hard to reach areas. The best way to ensure clean gutters is by calling a professional like Budget Screen Repair, we do Gutter Cleaning in Central Florida.

The best way to know whether you need to change your screen or not is by asking yourself these questions. Does my pool screen have algae? Does my pool screen have blown-out screens? Do I have extensive damages on my pool screen? Are bugs flying inside my pool screen patio? Is my pool screen mesh becoming brittle & flimsy? If you answered yes to these questions it's time to call the experts at Budget Screen Repair, we handle all kinds of pool screen repairs in Central Florida!

It’s important to clean your gutters at least twice a year - once in early summer and again right after fall. However if you live somewhere that's prone to heavy rain or snowfall then you may want to clean them more frequently!

Gutter cleaning is always essential to maintaining your home. When gutters are clogged with leaves, sticks and other debris they can cause leaks that result in expensive repairs or even worse-structural damage!

One of the best ways to keep your lanai & pool enclosure fresh and clean is by using a pressure washer. If you have any stubborn stains or mold on screen enclosures, pressure washing is the easiest method to get those hard to reach places!

For problem areas on your lanai or pool screen enclosure, try using a solution of half vinegar and half warm water. Apply with the sponge to get rid of any visible mildew, mold, and algae!

The lifespan of a pool screen enclosure depends on the quality of the initial screen installed. A light, temporary mesh will wear down in about 10-12 years while heavy duty screens can last up to 20 years if installed with proper materials like steel framing and durable vinyl.