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Pool cage rescreening in Port Charlotte, FL

When screens are faded, brittle, and tearing in more places than you can count, a full rescreen makes the whole cage look new again.

When a full rescreen makes sense

  • Screens are faded, chalky, or brittle to the touch
  • New tears keep appearing
  • Many panels are loose or sagging
  • You're replacing more than a handful of panels anyway
  • You're getting the home ready to sell

How long screens last in Southwest Florida

Intense sun, heat, and humidity break down screen over time. Many pool cage screens in Southwest Florida need replacing roughly every 10 to 15 years, sooner on sun-facing sides or after storms.

Choosing your screen

Screen typeWhat it's for
Standard 18x14 charcoalThe most common pool cage screen. Good visibility and airflow.
No-see-um (20x20)Tighter weave that keeps out tiny biting insects. Slightly less airflow.
Heavy-duty / pet screenThicker, tear-resistant mesh, often used on lower panels and doors.
Privacy or solar screenBlocks more sun and views. Useful on west-facing or close-neighbor sides.

What a rescreen usually includes

  • Removing old screen and spline from every panel
  • Installing new screen with fresh spline, pulled tight
  • Checking screws, fasteners, and doors
  • Cleaning up and hauling away old material

Worth adding while you're at it

A full rescreen is a good time to replace rusted screws with stainless fasteners, add new door closers, or upgrade lower panels to heavy-duty pet screen. Some owners also repaint the aluminum frame for a like-new look.

Pool cage rescreening questions

How long does a full rescreen take?

Many pool cages are rescreened in one to a few days, depending on size and weather.

Can I choose a different screen type for some panels?

Yes. A common setup is standard screen up high and heavy-duty screen on the lower panels.

Do I need to drain or cover the pool?

No. Crews usually work around the pool and clean up afterward.

Areas served

Pool cage rescreening for homes in Port Charlotte and nearby communities.

Other services

Torn screens letting the bugs in?

Call for an estimate on a few panels or a full rescreen.

Call (941) 336-7243
Call (941) 336-7243