What we help with
Full Cage Rescreening
Every panel replaced with fresh screen, spline, and a frame check. A typical full rescreen runs about $1,500–$5,000 depending on cage size — large or two-story cages can run $8,000+. Most standard cages are finished in about a day.
Panel Replacement & Repairs
One torn panel, a damaged door screen, or a few brittle sections? Single-panel and partial repairs cost far less than a full rescreen and keep bugs and debris out of your pool.
Storm Damage
After a Florida storm, screens often tear before frames bend. Send a photo with your request and a local specialist can tell you whether you need panels or a full rescreen.
Serving Bradenton & Sarasota first
We are launching in Manatee and Sarasota counties — Bradenton, Sarasota, Lakewood Ranch, Palmetto, Parrish, Ellenton, Venice, Osprey, Siesta Key, Longboat Key, and Anna Maria Island. More Florida areas are coming soon; if your ZIP is outside the launch area, the form will tell you and we will keep your request on the expansion list.
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Common questions
How long does pool screen last in Florida?
Standard fiberglass screen typically lasts about 5–7 years in Florida sun before it gets brittle and starts tearing. Heavier-duty and pet-resistant screens can last longer.
How long does a full rescreen take?
Most standard single-story cages are completed in about one day. Large or two-story cages can take longer.
Do I need to drain my pool?
No. Rescreening is done from the frame, and your pool stays filled.
Is the quote free?
Yes. The local specialist quotes the job before any work begins, and the warranty on the work is theirs — ask them for it in writing with your quote.