Question 1

How often should I have my screen enclosure cleaned?

Accepted Answer

Every 12–18 months is standard. South Florida's humidity and salt air create ideal conditions for algae and mold to colonize screen mesh quickly. Enclosures near water or heavy tree coverage may need attention more frequently.

Question 2

Is your cleaning process safe for my screens?

Accepted Answer

Yes — when done correctly. We use low-pressure soft washing specifically calibrated for screen mesh. High-pressure washing tears screens and is never appropriate for enclosure cleaning. We inspect your screens before starting and flag any pre-existing damage so there are no surprises.

Question 3

Do you also clean the frames and tracks of the enclosures?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We clean the full structure — mesh panels, aluminum frames, cross members, and tracks. A screen enclosure where only the mesh is cleaned still looks neglected. We treat the entire enclosure as one job.

Question 4

Can you remove stubborn stains or mold from my screens?

Accepted Answer

In most cases, yes. We pre-treat heavy biological buildup with a cleaning solution before washing to break it down at the root. Extremely deteriorated screens with years of embedded staining may not fully restore — we'll give you an honest assessment before we start, rather than after.

Question 5

Do you serve areas outside Stuart?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Jensen Beach, Palm City, Sewall's Point, Hobe Sound, and Port St. Lucie. Every area we serve gets the same level of service. Request an estimate online or call us to confirm availability for your address.

Screen Enclosure Cleaning in Stuart & Martin County, FL

We safely remove algae, dirt, and mold from pool cages and screen enclosures — restoring clarity and curb appeal.

Benefits of Our Screen Enclosure Cleaning