Service
Lanai & Pool Cage Rescreening
Sun, salt air and storms wear screen out. A full rescreen replaces every panel on your pool enclosure with fresh mesh, new spline and a tight, uniform finish.
- Standard 18x14 or 20x20 no-see-um mesh
- Optional privacy or solar screen on select walls
- Super-screen / pet-resistant options for lower panels
- Old screen hauled away
Learn more: screen types · cost factors · hurricane prep.
Serving Tarpon Springs, Palm Harbor, Clearwater, Dunedin, East Lake.
How it works
Three easy steps
Tell us what's torn
Send the form (a photo helps) or call.
Get a clear quote
A local screen pro reviews it and follows up, usually with an on-site look.
Enjoy your lanai
Tight, clean screen and no more bugs.
FAQ
Common questions
Repair a few panels or rescreen the whole lanai?
If a few panels are torn and the rest is still flexible and dark, panel repair makes sense. If the screen is chalky, faded, or tearing easily, a full rescreen usually lasts longer and looks uniform.
Do you work on screened porches without a pool?
Yes. Screened porches, patios, entry enclosures and lanais or decks without a pool are all covered.
Can you help after a hurricane?
Yes. Panels can be rescreened and damage photographed for your insurance claim. Bent or failed structural members are referred to a licensed contractor, since that work may need a permit.
What screen types are available?
Common options include standard 18x14 mesh, finer no-see-um mesh, heavier pet-resistant screen for lower panels, and privacy or solar screens. Your pro will help you choose.
How much does it cost?
It depends on enclosure size, screen type and access. Request a free quote for a price on your specific lanai.
Torn screen? Bugs in the lanai?
Get a free, no-pressure quote today.
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Tell us about your lanai
Add the enclosure type, what's wrong, and a photo if you have one. A local screen pro will follow up.