Bradenton · Sarasota · St. Petersburg
Pool Cage Rescreening and Screen Repair in Bradenton, FL
From a single torn panel after a storm to a complete pool cage rescreen, we repair and replace screens on pool enclosures, lanais, patios and screen doors across Bradenton, Sarasota and St. Petersburg.
- Phifer screen
- Installed panel by panel
- Over 10 years on the Gulf Coast
- Straight answers
Services
Everything screen, from one panel to the whole cage
Pool enclosures, lanais, patios and screen doors. Pick what you need, or call and we'll help you figure it out.
Pool Enclosure Rescreening
A complete new screen for a faded, brittle or sagging pool cage, usually in a day.
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Pool Screen Repair
Torn, brittle or storm-damaged pool cage screen repaired or replaced.
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Screen Panel Replacement
Just the damaged panels replaced, matched to the rest of your enclosure.
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Lanai Screen Repair
Lanai and patio screens repaired, rescreened or installed from scratch.
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Screen Door Repair
Torn screen, sticking latches and storm-bent pool cage and lanai doors.
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Why choose us
Quality screen, installed right
Phifer screen
Quality fiberglass mesh made for Florida pool cages, not bargain screen that turns brittle after a few summers.
Installed panel by panel
Every panel is cut, splined and tensioned on its own, so it sits tight and never sags or pulls loose.
Over 10 years on the Gulf Coast
Hundreds of pool cages and lanais rescreened, from St. Petersburg to Sarasota and everywhere in between.
Straight answers
A no-hassle quote, often over the phone, with the cost explained before any work starts.
Screens installed panel by panel
Some companies roll new screen across a whole cage and trim it to fit. We don't. Each panel is cut, splined and tensioned on its own, so it sits tight, doesn't sag, and can be replaced by itself when a branch comes through.
We install Phifer screen, a standard for Florida pool enclosures, and we explain the cost up front before any work starts.
Repair a few panels, or rescreen the whole cage?
If your screen went up five or six years ago, or it has turned gray, brittle or saggy, a full rescreen usually costs less in the long run than patching panel after panel. If the screen is newer and a storm tore a few panels, a repair is the right call.
Call and describe what you see. We'll tell you honestly which one you need, and we can often do that over the phone.
No pressure, and we make it right
We won't be the cheapest quote you get, because good screen and careful installation cost a little more and last much longer. We also won't pressure you. If anything about the job isn't right, call us and we'll come back and fix it.
How it works
Three steps to a bug-free backyard
- 1
Call or send a request
Tell us what's going on: torn panels, a full rescreen, a door that won't latch. We'll work out the scope together.
- 2
Get a no-hassle quote
We can often quote over the phone, especially if you have measurements, and we double-check on site so the price is fair.
- 3
We do the work
We schedule a time that suits you. Most full rescreens take a single day; large enclosures can take two.
Options
The right screen for your home
Not sure which you need? Read our guide to the best screen for a pool enclosure, or ask when you call.
- Phifer 18x14 fiberglass
- The standard for pool enclosures: a strong, tightly woven fiberglass mesh that stands up to sun, wind and storm debris and keeps insects out.
- No-see-um screen
- A tighter weave that stops no-see-ums, gnats and sand flies, the tiny biters regular screen lets through. Vinyl-coated so it stays flexible and holds its color.
- Pet screen
- A heavy-duty mesh for panels your dogs can reach. It holds up to jumping, leaning and sharp nails.
- Privacy and debris screen
- A denser mesh that keeps out more dirt, dust and debris and gives you privacy from neighbors and passers-by.
Happy customers
What homeowners say
They gave me a quote over the phone and showed up a few days later. The workers were very professional, friendly and easy to work with. They completely replaced our pool screen and now we enjoy our pool area every day without any bugs. I highly recommend this company.
Barry D. · Bradenton, FL Weston and his crew showed up on time, and they did such a great job rescreening our pool enclosure. The new screen looks great and it is durable. Our dogs have already jumped up against it and there was absolutely no damage. From my morning coffee to an evening glass of wine, I now love sitting out back next to the pool.
Linda F. · Sarasota, FL I couldn't recommend these guys more. They came and installed a completely new no-see-um screen on my pool cage, and ever since, our pool area has been completely bug free. On the weekends we spend all afternoon in and around our pool. Thank you for the great service and quality product!
Debbie W. · St. Petersburg, FL
Service areas
Based in Bradenton, working up and down the Gulf Coast
Recent work
Pool cages and lanais we've rescreened
Pool cage screen repair on Anna Maria Island Screen panel replacement at The Sanctuary at River Strand in Bradenton 
Complete pool cage rescreen on a golf course home in Rosedale, Bradenton Lanai screen repair in Greenfield Plantation near Bradenton 
Pool screen repair in the Country Creek neighborhood of Bradenton 
Pool cage rescreen in Legends at Tatum Ridge, Sarasota
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to rescreen a pool cage?
It depends on the size of the enclosure, the screen you choose, and how many panels are overhead. Call with rough measurements and we can usually quote over the phone, then confirm the price on site before any work starts.
How long does pool cage screen last?
Typically five to ten years, depending on the quality of the screen and how carefully it was installed. Strong sun, storms and pets all shorten that.
How long does a full rescreen take?
Most pool cages are done in a single day. Large enclosures can take two.
Can you replace just a few panels?
Yes. Storm-damaged and pet-damaged panels are some of our most common jobs, and we replace them without redoing the whole cage.
Do panels over the pool cost more?
A little. Panels over the water can't be reached from one ladder, so we set up a catwalk between two ladders, which takes extra setup time.
Can you keep no-see-ums out?
Yes. No-see-um screen has a tighter weave that stops the tiny biting bugs regular screen lets through.
Ready for screens that last?
Call for a no-hassle quote. We can often price the job over the phone.