Screen Repair in Apple Valley, Altamonte Springs
132 residential parcels in 32714, 99% single-family, median living area 2,153 sq ft, median build year 1972 per Florida Department of Revenue records — and 83% homesteaded, meaning most calls here are the owner, not a landlord.
What the county’s own records show about this tract.
Apple Valley is documented in Florida Department of Revenue parcel records rather than a neighborhood marketing page: 132 residential parcels, 99% single-family, a median living area of 2,153 sq ft, and 83% homesteaded — owner-occupied, not investor or rental stock. Build years span 1970 to 2013, but the median build year is 1972, which puts most of the tract’s original cage frames in the same 47-to-54-year-old bracket as Spring Oaks and the rest of the city’s dominant 1970s wave.
Because most homes here are owner-occupied, decisions on a rescreen or a mesh upgrade are more often made by the person living in the house than by a landlord or property manager — a contrast with Altamonte Heights, where only about 26% of units are homesteaded. On frame age alone, the same fastener and spline-groove checks that apply across the city’s 1970s stock apply here; see rescreen vs. repair.