Row of black Fortress screens installed on windows of a white stucco home
How It Works

Built around your property.

Every Fortress Screen project begins with the actual openings. The team reviews your goals, brings samples onsite, measures the confirmed scope, prepares a project-specific quote, and, after approval and deposit, custom manufactures the screens for professional installation.

01 / SCOPE

Understand the property.

Your priorities, the openings in scope, screen samples, onsite measurements, and project conditions establish what the work needs to solve.

02 / BUILD

Confirm what will be made.

A project-specific quote comes before approval. Once approved and the deposit is arranged, each screen is custom-made for the measured openings.

03 / INSTALL

Complete the project.

The finished screens are professionally installed. Permit, engineering, or contractor coordination is handled where the project requires it.

Bay window on a stucco Florida home fitted with custom Fortress screens
A finished system starts with the openings, architecture, and priorities of the property itself.
At the property

The onsite visit turns interest into a real scope.

The visit is where general questions become property-specific decisions. You can see and handle the screen material while the team documents the openings and conditions that matter to the project.

01
See the screen samplesReview the material in person and ask questions before making a project decision.
02
Measure every opening in scopeWindows, doors, sliding doors, lanais, and other selected openings are documented for a custom fit.
03
Confirm project choicesFrame color, opening use, and project-specific egress needs are considered with the physical property in view.
04
Identify special requirementsCommercial, pool-cage, and other applicable work is flagged for permits, engineering, or contractor coordination when needed.
The project record

Measured first. Quoted for the actual work.

The quote is built around the confirmed scope, not a generic package. Opening dimensions, quantity, frame choices, installation conditions, and any project-specific requirements shape the work that is proposed.

Property input

Measured openings

Decision point

Confirmed scope and quote

Built output

Custom screen system

Project timing and permit requirements are confirmed with the Fortress team for the specific property and scope.

Close view of a single residential window protected by a Fortress stainless steel screen
After approval

Custom manufacturing begins with confirmed dimensions.

After the project is approved and the deposit is arranged, Fortress manufactures the screens in Florida to the dimensions and specifications established for the project.

The screen is not pulled from a standard-size inventory. The measured opening and the confirmed project choices define what is made.

The handoff

Approval connects the plan to the finished installation.

The sequence is deliberate: confirm the proposed work, authorize the custom build, then install the system made for the property.

01

Review and approve the quote

The project-specific quote gives you the point to confirm the scope before manufacturing is authorized.

02

Arrange the deposit and custom build

Approval and deposit move the confirmed project into custom manufacturing. Each screen is made for its measured opening.

03

Professionally install the finished screens

The completed system is installed on the property, with project-specific coordination included where applicable.

Fortress installer working beside a row of residential windows during a screen installation
Active installationOn-property work before the completed exterior is restored.
Not every project follows the same path

Engineering and permits stay project-specific.

Standard openings

Windows, doors, sliding doors, and other openings are measured and scoped around the property and the selected work.

Applicable special work

Commercial projects, pool cages, and other applicable work may require engineered drawings, permits, thicker structural aluminum, or general-contractor coordination. The exact requirements are determined for the project.

Ready for the first conversation?

Tell us about the property.

Use the quote page to send the initial details, or call the Fortress team if you would rather start by speaking with someone.