SWFL Screen Enclosures, powered by Miniopolis LLC, builds, repairs and rescreens pool cages, lanais and screen rooms across Southwest Florida. Because we are a Florida State Certified General Contractor (CGC1531810), we handle engineering, permits and inspections in-house, from a simple rescreen to a brand-new enclosure on a new construction home.
Screen Enclosure Services
- Pool and lanai rescreening with standard, no-see-um, pet-resistant, privacy and high-visibility screen.
- Screen enclosure renovations: beam and frame repair, new doors, kickplates, gutters and repainting or full frame replacement.
- Screen room and lanai additions, entryway enclosures and enclosure extensions.
- New construction screen enclosures for new homes and new pools, coordinated with your builder.
Built for Florida Wind
Screen enclosures in Florida must be engineered for the wind loads in the Florida Building Code. After Hurricane Ian in 2022, thousands of pool cages in Lee and Charlotte counties were damaged or destroyed. We build and repair with engineered aluminum framing, proper anchoring and permits, so your enclosure is built to code.
Screen Options
- Standard 18/14 fiberglass for everyday pool cages and lanais.
- 20/20 no-see-um screen to keep out tiny biting insects.
- High-visibility screen for clearer views of the water and yard.
- Pet-resistant screen for lower panels where dogs and cats roam.
- Privacy and solar screen to cut glare, heat and sightlines.
Pricing and Financing
Rescreens and repairs are quoted by size and screen type. Complete pool screen enclosures start from $14,499, or about $175/mo with approved financing.
Areas We Serve
Serving Lee County, Collier County, Charlotte County and Sarasota County. See all screen enclosure services.
- Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Estero, Lehigh Acres
- Naples, Marco Island
- Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte
- Sarasota, Venice, North Port
Screen Enclosure FAQ
How often should a pool cage be rescreened?
Most Florida pool cages need rescreening every 8 to 15 years, depending on sun exposure, storms and screen type. Sagging, tears, brittle screen and loose splines are signs it is time.
Do I need a permit for a screen enclosure?
New enclosures and structural repairs need a permit and engineered drawings. A rescreen alone often does not, but rules vary by city and county, so we confirm before we start.
Can you repair a hurricane-damaged pool cage?
Yes. We assess the frame, replace damaged beams, re-anchor and rescreen, or replace the enclosure when repair is not safe.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. SWFL Screen Enclosures is a division of Miniopolis LLC, a Florida State Certified General Contractor (CGC1531810).
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).