Ask somebody to come and look at the structure.
This is a request for a visit, not a booking. Nobody can hold a date until we have spoken to you, and nothing is priced until somebody has stood under the cage with a tape.
Nothing you type is sent, stored, emailed or read by anybody. On a real site this same form reaches the owner within seconds and the request goes on their list.
What happens on a real visit
Somebody measures the structure properly: span, bays, eave height, roof type, member sizes, the state of the splices and the base anchors, and the condition of the spline grooves. On a rescreen we count panels. On new work we look at the deck, because deck thickness and edge distance decide what the anchors can hold.
Then you get the mesh conversation with the trade-off in it, and an itemized quote you can take apart line by line.
What to have ready, if you have it
- Any paperwork from whoever built or last worked on the cage — especially a drawing set.
- Roughly when it was built, even to the nearest few years.
- Whether the enclosure is acting as your pool barrier.
- Whether you have a dog, and how tall it is. It changes the kick plate and the mesh answer.
- Anything you already know is broken, including things you think are unrelated.
The quicker route
Call (656) 236-2374. You will get the same person who does the measuring, which is usually faster than any form.