The same person quotes it and does it
No salesman, no handover, no “the crew will sort that out on the day.” The number Oscar gives you is the number he is working to, because he is the one doing the work.
Deltona · DeLand · Lake Helen · Orange City · DeBary
Call Oscar (386) 414-0111
Owner-operated · Deltona, Florida
Osky Re-Screen Services is one person: Oscar Cordero DeJesus quotes the job, does the job, and cleans up after it. Most of the work comes from neighbors passing on the number — which is lovely, and also the reason he is invisible to anyone who searches instead of asking.
Word of mouth, written down
Nothing exotic. Four ordinary things that a one-person operation can do properly and a rotating crew usually cannot.
No salesman, no handover, no “the crew will sort that out on the day.” The number Oscar gives you is the number he is working to, because he is the one doing the work.
The most common complaint about every screen company in Volusia County is a missed window. A one-person schedule is a short schedule, and it is kept.
Old spline, offcuts, screws and screen off the deck and out of the pool before he leaves. It sounds like a small thing and it is the thing people mention most.
The person who did your lanai in 2022 is the person who answers when you call about the pool cage in 2026. Nothing to re-explain.
What he does
Every panel and all new spline on a pool cage, lanai or porch — the job most people eventually need after years of patching.
Coming soon →One torn bay from a branch, a ladder or the dog. Usually done in a single visit.
Coming soon →Panels, spline and hardware on a full cage, plus a look at the frame while he is up there.
Coming soon →Screening a covered lanai, patio or back porch so the space is usable through a Florida summer.
Coming soon →Doors re-hung or replaced, rollers, latches and closers sorted out.
Coming soon →Cage, deck, walkway and driveway. The one service here that comes back every year rather than every ten.
Why it matters →Recent work
Pool cages, lanais, porches and doors. All of it done by the person who quoted it.












Keep it clean
Algae and mildew hold water against the frame and in the spline channel. That is where corrosion starts and where mesh lets go first. Washing the cage is not cosmetic maintenance — it is the cheapest way to put off the next rescreen by years.
Since Oscar is already doing the screen work, the wash is the same visit rather than a second contractor and a second appointment.
Where he works
A short radius is not a limitation. It is why the schedule holds and why he can get out to look at something quickly.
Volusia County
A photo of the tear is usually enough to tell you whether it is one panel or a full rescreen.