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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 Kissimmee and the wider Orlando area. Call (407) 638-8956 or request service online.
About Kissimmee: Seat of Osceola County and due south of Orlando, Kissimmee sits on the northwest shore of Lake Tohopekaliga. Many homes near downtown date to earlier decades, while most homes citywide were built more recently.
Screens, window tracks and caulk lines do their work in the weather, and Kissimmee gets plenty of it. Rainfall is plentiful, with June, July and August the wettest months in NOAA normals, so every weak spot in a screen, track or seal gets tested each summer. A torn screen or a split caulk line is easier to catch before those months than after them.
Before the wet months, a walk-through covers each window: screens checked for tears, sag and spline pulling out of the frame, locks and latches tried, sliding windows run along their tracks, and caulk lines looked over for cracks, shrinkage or gaps. After a storm, the usual repairs are torn screens, a lanai or pool-cage panel that has ripped, and hardware knocked loose. Caulking helps reduce gaps and is not leak repair. Shutters, impact windows, glass panes and any frame, roof or anchor work on a cage are outside this service.
Go window by window with a pen and mark each torn screen, any lock that will not turn, any slider that sticks and any caulk line that has split or pulled away. Photos of lanai panels help. A one-time visit can cover the list ahead of the wet months or after a storm, and a monthly or quarterly plan puts screens, locks and caulk on a regular check. Panel work is covered in rescreening a lanai or pool cage. Reach us at (407) 638-8956 or through the site.
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.
Look for torn or sagging screens, locks that will not turn, sliders that stick and caulk that is cracked, shrunken or missing. List each with a photo, then submit a request on the site or phone (407) 638-8956. Shutters and impact windows are not part of this service.
A damaged screen panel can be rescreened. Frame, beam, roof panel, anchor and welding repairs are structural and not part of this service, nor is anything that needs engineering. Enclosure rules are a question for your local building department or HOA.
Often, yes. Window lock replacement, minor hardware repair and sliding window track work are part of this service. Fogged glass between the panes is a sealed-unit replacement rather than a repair, and that gets identified when the window is looked at.
Full service details: Window and screen service. Or see maintenance packages for recurring plans.
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