Straight answers about motors, fabrics, wind, permits, cost, repair and scheduling for motorized patio screens.
Yes. The visit and the estimate are free and come with no obligation. You approve a written scope and price before any work begins.
Nashville and communities across Middle Tennessee, including Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet and more. See the service areas page for the full list.
All three. We work for homeowners, builders, property managers and commercial owners such as restaurants and venues.
It rolls down from a slim housing to block bugs, glare or wind and rolls back up when you want an open view. A motor and remote make it effortless.
Insect mesh stops bugs, solar weave cuts glare and heat, privacy cloth hides the patio and clear vinyl blocks wind and rain. Our fabric picker helps you compare.
Every system has a wind limit. Zip-track screens are steadier, and wind sensors can raise screens automatically. Raise screens when severe weather is forecast.
Mesh does not. Clear vinyl panels block wind-driven rain and keep the view.
With a handheld remote, a wall switch or keypad, a phone app, a voice assistant or sensors. We set up what suits your household.
Most systems have a hand crank backup or a battery option, and we show you how to use it.
Yes. A battery motor with a small solar panel works well where wiring is difficult.
Often for associations, and sometimes for new electrical work. We prepare drawings and samples and help with the process.
Compare written scopes: sizes, fabric, motors, controls, mounting, electrical and installation. Our cost guide explains what drives the price.
Yes. Many owners start with the buggiest or sunniest side and add more later.
Often yes. We inspect first and tell you what is possible.
Once a year is a good habit, and after major storms. Our tune-up covers cleaning, adjustment and testing.
Rinse with a hose and brush gently with mild soap. Avoid pressure washing.
Call us and we will visit your patio, measure every opening and give you a clear plan and a written scope.
