Downtown St. Petersburg and Tampa
Balcony Screen Cleaning
The mesh on a slider or a short screen panel is brushed in the same visit as the floor. A full lanai cage is the same rate, measured on the floor, not a second bill.
What this page is
Screen cleaning here means mesh, frame, and spline, by hand, with a soft brush and a bucket. It is included in the $2 per square foot of the floor you can walk. It is not a rescreen, and it is not a pressure wash.
A cage with a roof is lanai cleaning, same rate. The method is how to clean screens without tearing them.
What is included
The mesh
Brushed. Not blasted. A hose over a tower rail is the yard method, and we do not use it.
The frame
Wiped. A bent frame is noted, not bent back.
The track the screen sits in
Grit lifted onto a cloth. Track cleaning.
What stays
A split panel or a missing spline is a replacement, not a wash.
What we will not do
We do not pressure wash mesh. That is how it tears. A cage that needs new screen is priced as a repair, not as this visit.
What it costs
| Floor size | Approx. | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Short balcony | 60 sq ft | $120 |
| Typical downtown balcony | 80 sq ft | $160 |
| Large corner | 120 sq ft | $240 |
The mesh on that floor is in the number. New screen is not.
FAQ
Is screen cleaning extra?
Not if the screen is on the balcony we are cleaning. The rate is the floor.
Is a lanai a different price?
No. The cage is still the floor, at $2 a square foot. Lanai cleaning.
Will a torn screen get patched?
No. We clean what is there. A split is noted, not sewn.
Is the photo a job we did?
No. It is stock, credited under it.