Easter Sunday is just around the corner. For our Christian brothers and sisters, this is a celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ and a sign of new beginnings.
We hope everyone had time to reflect during this Lenten season and is ready for the Easter Sunday Celebration!
Here at GCA, we strive to make every single project that we handle a sign of renewal and new beginnings for our clients as well.
Let’s take a look at some of the projects we’ve completed this past week!
Screen Reconstruction in Cape Coral, FL
Pool cages can seem dull and lifeless after a couple of years. Even without severe damages, the discoloration of the aluminum beams, rusty fasteners, and even the dusty screens are enough to make it look terribly old.
Our screen restoration service can bring your pool cage back to life and make it look brand new once again. This pool cage below says it all!
Making Use of A Good Patio
What’s the sense of having a patio if you can’t comfortably stay there, have coffee, read your paper, or take an afternoon nap without getting pestered by Florida bugs?
This homeowner made a good decision and called GCA for help. We installed Super Screen 17/20 with a tighter weave than the standard 14/16 to keep even the smallest bugs outside their comfort zone.
Here’s our service technician Ryan showing off our work after helping the clients say goodbye to no-see-ums and other bugs.
From Good to Great – Pool Deck and Patio Screen Restoration in Bonita Springs, FL
We have worked with a lot of clients with breathtaking pool decks and it’s always a pleasure when we help them make their good looking space look even better with the help of our service.
For this client, we provided a screen restoration service to complement their stunning pool deck which also serves as their patio. This helped to make their space look brighter and cleaner without the sight of rusty fasteners and discolored aluminum members and screens.
A Dash Of Privacy and Protection From Florida Glass
As part of the same project, we’ve also installed a vinyl-like material called Florida Glass for the rear door on the patio.
This material is a fiberglass mesh that is laminated with vinyl and is often used in screen doors or the bottom of pool enclosures for a bit of privacy and protection against grass clippings and other elements.
This is also way easier to clean by simply wiping it with a clean cloth. Perfect for keeping your door or the bottom row of your pool deck clean and looking brand new.
Want to breath life to your old-looking screen enclosure and make it look brand new? Contact us today or conveniently ask for an estimate online!
