Questions homeowners ask
What does Valrico Screen Enclosure Quotes do?
We connect you with independently licensed local screen enclosure companies serving southeast Hillsborough County. You discuss the project, compare quotes and contract directly with the company you choose. RG Holdings operates the referral service.
What does a screen enclosure cost?
Cost varies; get several quotes. Hillsborough County permit records show a median declared value of $15,000 (median of 1408 permits with a declared value) and a middle range of $10,705-$22,593. These are declared permit values, not price quotes or verified final bills.
How do I check a contractor's license?
Check the contracting business and qualifying license holder through [Florida DBPR](https://www2.myfloridalicense.com/construction-industry/construction-industry-business-information/). Confirm that the license covers the proposed work, and request current insurance documentation directly from the contractor.
Should I ask about permits before accepting a quote?
Yes. Have the contractor identify the applicable permitting authority and explain who handles approvals. Consult the [Hillsborough County enclosure checklist](https://hcfl.gov/businesses/hillsgovhub/residential-and-mobile-home-checklists/residential-screen-enclosure-and-glass-room-additions) for county-administered projects.
Which screen material should I choose?
Ask to compare samples for visibility, airflow, small-insect screening, pet resistance and cleaning. Describe how you use the space and ask the contractor which materials suit the proposed frame and design.
Can I reuse an existing patio slab?
Have the contractor assess its condition and suitability for the proposed enclosure. Ask who will confirm the foundation and attachment design. An existing patio surface alone does not establish that it can support the proposed work.
What should I ask about hurricane winds?
Ask how the proposed enclosure addresses site-specific wind loads, connections and foundations. Request the approved design documents and any storm preparation instructions. Structural engineering is part of [screen enclosure design](https://www.aluminum.org/designing-aluminum-screened-enclosures); avoid relying on an unsupported hurricane-proof promise.
Who handles warranties and problems after construction?
Ask the contractor you choose for written workmanship and material warranty terms, exclusions and a service contact. Any warranty comes from that contractor or the applicable manufacturer. RG Holdings provides referrals and does not warrant construction.
Get quotes from licensed local screen enclosure companies
Tell us about the job or call (813) 559-0998. We pass it to an independently licensed local contractor who contacts you. Free for homeowners; you decide who to hire.