Pool Cage Rescreening
New screen for a pool cage whose frame is still sound, in standard, no-see-um, pet, tuff, or solar shade mesh.
Pool Enclosure Installation
A new enclosure for a new or existing pool, with engineering, permits, and construction handled by the contractor.
Pool Cage Repair
Bent uprights, loose or corroded hardware, damaged doors, and anchoring problems, evaluated and repaired.
Patio Enclosure Services
Screened patio enclosures built new or brought back into shape.
Lanai Rescreening
Fresh screen for covered lanais, including the many screened lanais that don't surround a pool.
Porch and Sunroom Screen Repair
Repairs and rescreening for screened porches and sunroom screen panels.
Screen Door Repair
Enclosure doors that drag, sag, won't latch, or won't close on their own.
Not sure which service fits?
That's normal. A torn screen can be a simple rescreen or a sign of frame trouble, and the difference isn't always visible from the patio. Describe what you're seeing in your request, and the contractor sorts out the right scope during the evaluation, not you.
Repair, rescreen, or replace? Read the guide
Planning around cost?
Our pool cage rescreening cost guide lays out typical planning ranges and explains what permits cost in Hillsborough and Pinellas when a job needs one.
Read the rescreening cost guide
Serving two counties
Every service is available throughout Hillsborough County and Pinellas County, with one trusted local contractor in each.