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 Windermere and the wider Orlando area. Call (407) 638-8956 or request service online.
About Windermere: On an isthmus between Lake Down and Lake Butler, Windermere is a small Orange County town west-southwest of Orlando, part of the Butler Chain of Lakes. The town is compact, with many unpaved streets, historic buildings and a number of parks, and many Windermere addresses lie outside its limits.
A screen torn by storm wind is the most visible window problem and the least urgent, which is how it ends up on a punch list months later. Through every storm season the small items pile up: a sash that sticks, a lock that no longer turns, caulk that has cracked and shrunk. Inspection reports and move-out walkthroughs are where they finally get written down.
A window pass goes through every window and screen in the house, one opening at a time. That usually means re-screening torn or sagging screens, replacing worn window locks and loose hardware, freeing a sliding window that catches in its track or will not hold open, and re-caulking cracked joints. A torn lanai or pool-cage panel can also be re-screened (see how lanai re-screening works), but frames, beams and anchors are outside this work. Fog between double panes means the sealed unit needs replacing, which Clean Corps can point out but not repair.
Take the inspection report or move-out checklist through the house and note each window that sticks, will not lock or has a torn or loose screen. Photograph any fogged glass and any damaged lanai panel. Replacement parts for older windows cannot always be matched. A single listing or turnover fits one visit, while a landlord who wants several units kept on the same list can ask about a monthly or quarterly plan. Ask for a visit 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.
Small items like torn screens, sticking sashes and cracked caulk often turn up on inspection reports. A walk through every window before listing shows what needs repair first. Clean Corps can do that repair pass as a one-time visit. Ask for one through the online request form.
Torn lanai and pool-cage screen panels can be re-screened. Frame, beam, roof panel and anchor work on the enclosure is excluded, and so is glass replacement. A qualified contractor should look at structural damage, and any permit question goes to your local building department or HOA.
Have the move-out checklist or inspection report on hand, and mark each window that sticks, will not latch or has a torn screen. Note any fogged glass. Matching parts for older windows is not always possible. Then phone (407) 638-8956 to set up a visit.
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