Torn screens, sticking windows, worn locks and gapped caulk repaired for homes, rentals and lanais, as a one-time visit or a recurring plan.
Window and screen service covers repair and replacement of window screens, lanai and pool-cage screen panels, screen doors, window locks, window hardware and sliding windows. It also covers caulking and weatherproofing around windows and minor window trim repair. Clean Corps is a veteran-owned handyman and property maintenance company serving ChampionsGate and the wider Orlando area. Call (407) 638-8956 or request service online.
About ChampionsGate: ChampionsGate is an unincorporated master-planned community southwest of Orlando, at the I-4 and CR 532 interchange and straddling the Osceola and Polk county line. Census estimates class a notable share of housing units in its ZIP code as vacant for seasonal or occasional use.
Picture a house or villa that has been shut for the season: blinds down, every window latched, nobody sliding anything open. Census estimates for the ZIP code that includes ChampionsGate show a larger share of housing held for seasonal or occasional use than in the county as a whole. A home that sat that long can come back with sticky tracks, sagging screens and a lock that no longer turns smoothly.
A reopening check walks every window the way a returning owner would. Screens are looked over for tears, sagging and edges pulling out of the frame. Sliding windows are run along their tracks to see whether they glide, stick or refuse to stay open. Locks and latches are tried, and the caulk and trim around each frame are checked for cracks, gaps and shrinkage. A closing check before the owner leaves covers the same ground. Condensation between double panes is a sealed-unit replacement, which gets identified here, not repaired.
Before a visit, list each window, screen and lanai panel that stuck, tore or came loose, photograph each one, and note who can give access to the property. A reopening or closing check works as a single visit, and a home that sits empty between stays can move to a monthly or quarterly plan. A torn panel can be rescreened, as described in this post on rescreening a lanai or pool cage. For exterior rules, ask your HOA. Phone (407) 638-8956 or use the online request form.
These answers apply across the Orlando metro, including Winter Park, Kissimmee, Lake Nona, Windermere, Oviedo and Winter Garden.
There is no single schedule. Sun, heat and storm season wear screens down, so many owners look them over each spring and after major weather. A torn panel can often be rescreened on its own, while widespread sagging or fading may point to several panels.
Often, yes. We can replace many standard window locks and minor hardware parts, and we can look at why a window sticks or will not stay open. If the frame itself is damaged, we will say so when we look at it.
Gaps in caulk and worn weatherstripping are common spots for insects to get in and cool air to get out, so resealing can help reduce them. Condensation trapped between the panes is a failed sealed unit, which is a replacement, not a repair.
A one-time visit can work through screens, sliders, locks and caulk as a reopening check. Send a list and photos of anything torn, stuck or loose, and say who can give access.
A torn screen panel can be rescreened. Frames, beams, roof panels and anchors are structural and outside this service. Exterior rules can differ by community, so ask your HOA before changing the enclosure. A photo of the panel helps.
Moisture trapped between double panes points to a sealed unit that needs replacing. Clean Corps can identify it, but glass and sealed-unit work are not part of this service. Screens, locks, sliders and caulk are, so list those separately.
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Full service details: Window and screen service. Or see maintenance packages for recurring plans.
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