Torn, sagging or storm-damaged screen panels on your existing pool cage, lanai or porch, replaced with new screen material. One panel or the whole enclosure.
- Single panels or full re-screens
- Pool cages, lanais and screened porches
- Standard, no-see-um and privacy screen
- Storm damage and pet tears
- Old screen hauled away
The problem
Florida is hard on yards.
- 01
Tears that let the bugs back in
One torn panel is all mosquitoes and no-see-ums need.
- 02
Screen that has gone brittle
Florida sun breaks down screen over time. Faded, brittle screen tears at a touch.
- 03
Storm damage
A summer squall or tropical storm can blow out several panels at once.
What's included
Our screen repair services.
- Panel replacement
- Remove the damaged screen, re-spline and install new material in the existing frame.
- Full re-screen
- New screen on every panel of an existing enclosure when the old material has aged out.
- Screen type options
- Standard, finer no-see-um mesh, and privacy screen for the panels that face the neighbors.
How it works
Our process.
- 1
Count the panels
We look at the enclosure and note which panels need new screen.
- 2
Quote
A written price by panel or for the full enclosure.
- 3
Re-screen and clean up
New screen installed, old material hauled away.
Reviews
Real neighbors. Real reviews.
“Dean did a fantastic job at a reasonable price. His work is very meticulous and he completed within the exact timeline we discussed.”
Patrick L. · Google review · May 2026
- 4.9Read all 28 reviews on GoogleOpen Google Maps
Do you build new screen enclosures or pool cages?
No. We replace the screen material on enclosures you already have. Frame, structural and new enclosure work goes to a contractor who holds the right Florida license.
Can you replace just one panel?
Yes. We replace single panels or re-screen the whole enclosure.
What kind of screen should I use?
Standard screen works for most panels. No-see-um mesh is finer and keeps out the smallest bugs. Privacy screen is denser and works well on panels facing a neighbor.
