Pool cage storm damage repair in Port Charlotte, FL
High winds can tear screens, pop out panels, and bend framing. The sooner damage is addressed, the less it spreads.
Common storm damage
- Screen torn or blown out of many panels
- Panels popped out of their spline
- Bent or loose aluminum framing
- Doors knocked out of alignment
- Debris punctures from branches and flying objects
Screen damage vs. structural damage
Torn screen is a screen repair. Bent beams, loose connections, or a cage that's leaning is structural, and it may need a licensed aluminum contractor and possibly a permit. If the frame looks bent or unstable, keep people away from it until it's checked.
After a storm
- Take photos of the damage before cleanup for your records
- Check with your insurance policy about screen enclosure coverage
- Clear loose debris from the pool and deck if it's safe
- Expect busy schedules after major storms, so call early
Southwest Florida storms
Recent hurricanes caused widespread enclosure damage across Charlotte and Sarasota counties. Many cages have been repaired since, but older patched screen is often worn and ready for a full rescreen.
Storm damage repair questions
Does insurance cover pool cage damage?
It depends on your policy. Many policies treat screen enclosures differently from the house, so check your coverage.
Can a bent cage be repaired?
Sometimes. A contractor can tell you whether it can be straightened and reinforced or needs replacement.
Areas served
Storm damage repair 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.