Screen cleaning in Port Royal.

Port Royal sits closest to Gordon Pass, so its screens take the worst of the salt — and on these estates there's a lot of screen to take it. The wide lanai and pool-cage runs that wrap these deep-water homes are large spans of mesh, and on an unattended seasonal house the salt keeps loading into them all summer with no one there to notice. By the time an owner or estate manager lands, the cage that was clear in May is a salt-grayed wall that drags down the whole water view.

Most of these homes run through an estate manager, so we work to that — no cold-knocking, a coordinated visit, and a screen cleaning that's timed so the cage is already crisp before the principal arrives, not a week-one punch-list. We take the panels out where they come, flush the salt out of the mesh, and reseat them square in the long cage tracks so nothing bows or rattles. It runs best as a standing add-on to the estate's exterior window cleaning plan, so the glass view-walls and the cage stay on the same every-two-month rhythm straight through the quiet months.

If you manage one of these properties, get your instant quote and we'll fit the screen cadence to the home's season calendar.