Pool Cage Rescreening in Central Florida

Signs Your Pool Cage Needs a Full Rescreen

• The screen looks chalky or faded and feels stiff.
• Panels tear when you press on them, not just where something hit them.
• Several panels are torn, sagging or pulled out of the channel.
• Roof panels sag, or blew out in the last storm.
• The spline is cracked or popping out along the frame.
• You want a different screen, such as no-see-um or pet screen, everywhere.

If only a few panels are damaged and the rest of the screen is still flexible, a panel repair costs less. See our screen repair prices, from $145 per panel.

Repair, Rescreen or Replace?

Option	When it fits	How it is priced
Panel repair	A few torn panels, the rest of the screen is healthy	$145 to $195 per panel, installed
Full rescreen	Screen is brittle, faded or torn in many places; the frame is sound	By the square foot of screen, after a free measure
New enclosure	The frame is bent, corroded or loose at the footer	By the square foot, engineered and permitted

What Every Rescreen Includes

• Old screen and spline removed from every panel you choose to rescreen.
• New Phifer screen, 18×14 bronze unless you pick another type.
• New spline, rolled tight so panels stay flat.
• An inspection of the frame, screws, anchors and hurricane tie-downs. If anything is corroded, loose or damaged, we show you and quote the fix before we replace it.
• Our 1-year workmanship warranty, plus the screen manufacturer’s warranty.

Screen Choices

• Phifer 18×14 bronze: our standard, and what most Central Florida pool cages use.
• Phifer 20×20 No-See-Um: a tighter weave that stops no-see-ums and small insects, with slightly less airflow.
• Phifer Pet Screen: heavy-duty screen that resists dogs and cats, popular on lower panels and doors.
• Phifer “Florida Glass”: a vinyl-laminated privacy screen for knee walls. It is a screen product, not glass.

How Rescreen Pricing Works

Every cage is a different size, so we price full rescreens by the square foot of wall and roof screen. The things that move the price are the size and height of the cage, the screen type, how easy the cage is to reach, and any frame repairs it needs. We measure for free and give you a written quote. Need a quick number for a few panels instead? Panel repairs are priced from photos.

Screen Repair Prices

Repair	Price
Lower sidewall panel (below the rail)	$145 per panel
Sidewall panel	$165 per panel
Roof panel	$195 per panel
New window screen, standard size	$45 each
Full pool cage rescreen	Priced by the square foot after a free on-site measure

Panel prices are installed with American-made Phifer 18×14 screen. No minimum service charge and no trip fee.

How It Works

1. Send photos. Text them to 386-845-8776 or use our estimate form.
2. Free measure. We measure the walls and roof and check the frame.
3. Written quote. You see the screen type, the square footage and any repairs before you decide.
4. We rescreen. Family owned and operated, working on Central Florida enclosures since 2005.

Rescreening Before and After Storm Season

Brittle screen is the first thing to go in high wind, and blown-out roof panels are the most common call we get after a storm. Rescreening an old cage before hurricane season means fewer emergency repairs later. Because Phifer weaves its screen in Alabama, we are not waiting on overseas shipments when everyone needs a rescreen at once.

American-Made Phifer Screen on Every Job

We install Phifer screen, woven in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, not imported mesh. In Phifer’s published testing, its 18×14 Pool & Patio Screen tested at 170/125 warp/fill strength, while an imported 18×14 tested at 88/85, weaker than Phifer’s own window screen. Stronger screen lasts longer in Florida sun and storms. See the full comparison on our screen repair page.

Where We Rescreen

We rescreen enclosures in Deltona, DeLand, DeBary, Orange City, Lake Helen, Sanford, Lake Mary, Winter Springs, Oviedo, Winter Park, Orlando, Port Orange, Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, New Smyrna Beach, Edgewater and Kissimmee. See pool screen repair in Volusia County and pool screen repair in Seminole County.

FAQs

How much does it cost to rescreen a pool cage?

Full rescreens are priced by the square foot of wall and roof screen, so the price depends on the size of your cage, the screen type and any frame repairs. We measure for free and give you a written quote.

Is it cheaper to repair panels or rescreen the whole cage?

If only a few panels are torn and the rest of the screen is flexible, panel repairs are cheaper, from $145 per panel. If the screen is brittle everywhere, new panels next to old ones keep tearing, and a full rescreen is the better buy.

Do I need a permit to rescreen my pool cage?

A rescreen usually does not need a permit. Structural repairs and new enclosures do, and we pull the permit when one is required.

Can I change my screen type when I rescreen?

Yes. A rescreen is the best time to switch to 20×20 no-see-um screen, Pet Screen on the lower panels, or Florida Glass privacy screen on knee walls.

Do you rescreen screen porches and lanais too?

Yes. We rescreen pool cages, screen porches, lanais and patio enclosures, plus screen doors and window screens.

Can you rescreen a cage another company built?

Yes. We rescreen existing aluminum enclosures no matter who built them, as long as the frame is sound.

What screen brand do you use?

Phifer, on every job, woven in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Are you the same company as Southern Screen?

Yes. Southern Screen Repair LLC now does business as Southern Construction. Same family, same phone number.

Get a Rescreen Quote

Call 386-574-7567, text photos of your cage to 386-845-8776, or request a free estimate. Only a few panels torn? See screen repair prices.