Address: 946 Jorick Ct W, Jacksonville, FL 32225, USA
Phone: +19042006362
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Daniel Arnold
I've used Buddy's Screens three times in about three years now. Don is a great guy and the work is always high quality for the great price. I hate to leave this review and make them any busier though! 😆
Lillian Hurston
Buddy’s was referred to me by a neighbor and I am so happy I called them. Mr. Don was so pleasant and helpful in setting up the estimate service, thank you Juan for getting my measurements in so quick. The following morning I was receiving a phone call informing me that the guys were on their way to do the installation. That was quick! Robert and Carl showed up and went to work immediately, very friendly and great personalities. They finished and it was so pretty, I was all over myself with joy, I love it and my besties do too! Robert and Carl you guys did an outstanding job! I will definitely recommend your service to others.
Chris Wende
Quote was great. Service was even better.
Arnaldo Garcia
I called Buddy Screens to repair my Lanai and he dispatched Paul right at the moment. Paul gave me a very reasonable quote and I gave him the job. I have no regrets, the workmanship is impeccable, the demeanor is pleasing and professional. I will highly recommend him to anyone.
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No. patio glass sliding doors are part of your home, not your screened enclosure. In addition, I think it requires a building permit to change the patio glass sliding doors. Call the local building inspector or if you have one, the architectural review board at your HOA.
No. Sliding screen doors are a part of the patio doors of a home and not part of a screen enclosure. It uses round spline instead of the flat spline used in screen enclosures. Call a handyman or take the door to your closest Ace Hardware store for repairs. They do work with round spline and have many repair parts if needed.
No. Window screens are a part of your home and not part of a screen enclosure. It uses round spline instead of the flat spline used in screen enclosures. Call a handyman or take the window to your closest Ace Hardware store for repairs. They do work with round spline and have many repair parts in stock if needed.
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