Most people reach out for one of three reasons
The screen is torn or the door won't close. After a storm, or just after years of Florida weather, a ripped panel or a door that won't latch is hard to ignore. Your contractor checks whether the problem stops at the screen or reaches the frame.
You want your pool back. Sagging, faded, or torn screen lets in the bugs, leaves, and debris an enclosure is supposed to keep out. A fresh screen brings back the reason you have a cage in the first place: swimming and sitting outside in peace.
You're planning something new. Finishing a pool or a patio and want it enclosed? A new enclosure is a bigger decision, with engineering, permits, and design choices the contractor walks you through.
The frame decides what your enclosure needs
How bad a screen looks doesn't tell you much on its own. What matters is the aluminum behind it: whether the frame is straight, the fasteners are sound, and the footings haven't moved. Your contractor checks all of that in person, weighs it against what the job would cost, and explains your real options, so you don't have to guess.
Repair, rescreen, or replace? Read the guide
Services
Pool Cage Rescreening
Fresh screen on a sound frame, in the mesh that fits how you use your pool.
Pool Enclosure Installation
A new cage designed, permitted, and built around your pool and patio.
Pool Cage Repair
Frame, hardware, door, and anchoring repairs that keep the structure sound.
Patio Enclosure Services
Screened patios built or restored so the space outside your door gets used.
Lanai Rescreening
New screen for the covered lanai you use every day, pool or no pool.
Porch and Sunroom Screen Repair
Torn, loose, or aging screen on porches and sunrooms, repaired or replaced.
Screen Door Repair
Doors that sag, drag, or won't latch, fixed so the enclosure stays closed.
Rescreening is a chance to upgrade
New screen doesn't have to match the old. Standard 18×14 screen keeps airflow and views open. 20×20 no-see-um screen stops the tiny biting midges common near the coast. Pet screen and tuff screen stand up to claws, kids, and furniture on the lower panels. Solar shade screen cuts heat and glare on the sunny side. Your contractor helps you choose the mix that fits how you use the space.
Where we connect homeowners
Hillsborough County
From Tampa, Brandon, and Valrico to the South Shore, Wimauma, Riverview, Apollo Beach, and Sun City Center.
Pinellas County
From Palm Harbor and Tarpon Springs in the north down through Clearwater, Dunedin, and St. Petersburg.
What happens after you send a request
You describe what you see and what you'd like done. We review the request and connect you to our local contractor serving your county, who reaches out to talk it through. Photos aren't required to get started, though the contractor may ask for a wide view and a close view before an in person evaluation. From there, the contractor handles the evaluation, the written proposal, any permits, and the work.
Your request goes to one contractor, not a list of companies. That's the whole idea: one conversation with someone local who can actually answer your question, instead of a week of calls blowing up your phone.
Plan with real numbers
Wondering what rescreening might cost before anyone visits? Our pool cage rescreening cost guide collects typical planning ranges, plus what permits cost in Hillsborough and Pinellas when a job needs one. It also explains why most rescreening doesn't need a permit at all.