It is inevitable that at some point you're going to have your pool enclosure replaced or restored, especially if to begin with, your enclosure was built with low to mid-grade materials. If this is the case, you may end up needing to replace your screens our your fasteners ever so often.
Over time, screen enclosures may get damaged by the usual wear and tear. Sometimes this can be remedied by a few and minor fixing but these are mere band aid solutions. It'll be your best bet to have your whole enclosure restored.
Before the restoration, the fasteners are all rusty, the screens had few tears, and the aluminum structure definitely needed a repaint.
So, to remedy the issues, we gave this structure in Fort Myers a complete restoration. We wanted to refurbish it to restore its appearance as if it was brand new. We repainted it bronze using Sherwin Williams Hi-Solids Polyurethane.
We also replaced all fasteners with stainless steel fasteners and stainless Pro-Tect Tapcons. For the doors, we installed two new ones to finish the restoration. Ultimately, we re-screened the whole cage with Super screen.
The restoration surely gave the screen enclosure a brand new look. We can assure the homeowner that every penny spent on this project is worth it. This restoration is guaranteed to last for a long time. They won't be needing to replace or repair anytime soon.
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