Pool cage rescreening and screen repair in Port Charlotte, FL

From one torn panel to a full rescreen. Pool cages, lanais, screen doors, and front entries across Charlotte County.

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Services

Screen work for every part of your outdoor space.

Pool cage rescreeningReplace every panel on a worn or faded cage with fresh screen.Screen panel repairFix a few torn, loose, or popped-out panels without redoing the whole cage.Lanai & patio screeningRescreen lanais, porches, and patio enclosures.Screen doors & hardwareNew screen doors, closers, hinges, latches, and door sweeps.Front entry enclosuresScreened front entries that keep bugs out and add a shaded spot.Storm damage repairPanels blown out, bent framing, and torn screen after a storm.

Signs your screens need attention

Faded or chalky screenA sign the screen is breaking down from sun.
New tears keep appearingBrittle screen tears easily nearby.
Panels popping outWorn spline no longer holds the screen.
Bugs and frogs insideSmall gaps add up fast.

Choosing the right screen

Not all screen is the same. Here are the most common options for pool cages and lanais.

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.

Built for Southwest Florida

Charlotte County has one of the highest concentrations of screened pools in the country. Strong sun, heat, and humidity wear screens out over time, and hurricanes in recent years tore up enclosures across the region.

Many cages that were patched after storms now have a mix of old and new screen, and a full rescreen brings them back to a clean, even look.

Screened pool enclosure behind a Florida home
Pool cage style
Close-up of pool enclosure screen and frame
Screen and frame detail
Screened lanai with patio furniture
Lanai screening style
Torn pool screen panel
Example of a torn panel

Stock photos showing styles of work, not specific completed jobs.

How it works

  1. Call or send a request

    Tell us roughly how many panels need work, or if it's a full rescreen.

  2. Get a free estimate

    Choose your screen type and get a price before anything is scheduled.

  3. Enjoy your pool again

    New screen goes in, old material is hauled away, and the bugs stay out.

Areas served

Port Charlotte and nearby Charlotte and Sarasota County communities.

Common questions

How much does pool cage rescreening cost?

It depends on the size of the cage, the screen type, and how many panels need work. Call or send a request for an estimate.

How long do pool screens last in Florida?

Many last roughly 10 to 15 years in Southwest Florida's sun and heat, less on sun-facing sides or after storms.

Should I repair a few panels or rescreen the whole cage?

If most screen is in good shape, repair the damaged panels. If it's faded and brittle everywhere, a full rescreen is usually the better value.

What is no-see-um screen?

A tighter 20x20 mesh that keeps out tiny biting insects. It's popular on waterfront homes.

Which areas do you serve?

Port Charlotte and nearby communities including Punta Gorda, North Port, Englewood, Rotonda West, and Deep Creek.

Request a free estimate

Send a few details and you'll get a call back.

Or call (941) 336-7243

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