A worn pool cage lets in bugs, leaves and debris and makes your lanai look tired. SWFL Screen Enclosures, powered by Miniopolis LLC, rescreens pool cages, lanais and screen rooms across Southwest Florida, often in one to two days.
Signs You Need a Rescreen
- Tears, holes or panels blown out by storms.
- Sagging or bulging screen and loose spline.
- Faded, brittle or chalky screen that crumbles to the touch.
- More bugs, leaves and pollen getting inside.
Our Rescreening Process
- Inspection: we check the frame, fasteners and anchors before rescreening, so new screen goes on a sound structure.
- Quote: priced by size and screen type, with options explained.
- Rescreen: old screen and spline removed, frame cleaned, new screen installed tight and square.
- Walkthrough: doors, closers and kickplates checked before we leave.
Screen Choices
Choose standard 18/14 fiberglass, 20/20 no-see-um, high-visibility, pet-resistant or privacy and solar screen. Many homeowners mix types, such as pet screen on lower panels and no-see-um above.
If your frame needs work, see screen enclosure renovations.
Rescreening Service Areas
Serving Lee County, Collier County, Charlotte County and Sarasota County. See all screen enclosure services.
Rescreening FAQ
How long does a pool cage rescreen take?
Most residential pool cages are rescreened in one to two days, depending on size and weather.
Can you rescreen only the damaged panels?
Yes. We can replace individual panels, though screen color and wear may not match older panels exactly.
Does rescreening need a permit?
A rescreen alone often does not need a permit, but structural repairs do, and local rules vary. We confirm with your city or county.
Get a Free Screen Enclosure Quote
Call (239) 329-8804 or request a free quote online. SWFL Screen Enclosures is powered by Miniopolis LLC, a Florida State Certified General Contractor (CGC1531810).