Signs Your Enclosure Needs Rescreening
Sagging, fading, tears, and more bugs: what to look for, and what to mention to a contractor.
Repair, Rescreen, or Replace
What a contractor actually weighs: frame condition, repair scope, and cost, compared side by side.
Pool Cage Rescreening Cost
Typical ranges for rescreening, and why per square foot numbers don't always match.
Pool Enclosure Installation Cost
Typical ranges for new screen enclosures, what proposals may leave out, and local permit fees.
Florida Screen Enclosure Permits
When a permit is needed, which office handles your address, and what it costs.
What to Expect From an Estimate
From your first request to a written proposal, and how to compare proposals fairly.
Where to start
If your enclosure is showing its age, start with the signs guide, then the repair, rescreen, or replace guide. If you're planning something new, start with the installation cost guide and the permits guide. If you're ready to talk to someone, the estimate guide explains what happens next.
A note on the numbers
Our cost guides give typical planning ranges, with the sources they draw on listed at the bottom of each guide. They aren't quotes. The local contractor's written proposal for your property is what sets the price.
Guides aren't a diagnosis
Everything here is general information. Only an in person evaluation can tell you what your specific enclosure needs, and that's the contractor's job, not yours.