Florida Pool Screening
Torn pool enclosure screen panel after a storm

Pool Screen Repair

Torn panel, popped spline or a screen flapping in the wind? We fix it.

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Example of a torn pool screen panel
Before: example of a torn, sagging panel
New mesh being rolled into the frame
During: new mesh and spline going in
Pool cage with tight new mesh
After: tight, uniform mesh (illustration)

Reference photos illustrating the types of enclosures and screens we work on.

What we repair

  • Torn or punctured panels
  • Spline that has popped out of the channel
  • Loose or sagging screens
  • Kick plates and lower panels damaged by pets or yard tools
  • Screens torn or blown out after a storm

Why fix small damage early

A small tear on a windy day becomes a big one. Once a panel is open, insects, frogs and leaves get in, and the extra load can pull on neighboring panels. Fixing one or two panels early is faster and costs less than waiting.

Storm damage

After a storm we replace torn and blown-out screens. If the aluminum frame itself is bent or broken, that can be a structural repair that needs a licensed contractor and a permit under the Florida Building Code. We will tell you honestly if what we see is beyond screen work.

What to send us

Photos of the damaged panels, one wide shot of the whole cage, and your city. That is enough for a quick quote in most cases.

Questions

Can you fix just one panel?

Yes. Single-panel repairs are a normal job for us.

Do you fix the frame?

We handle screens, spline and small hardware. Bent or broken structural aluminum may need a licensed contractor.

Related services

Where we do this work

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Tell us what you need and send a few photos. We reply with a clear quote.

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Hours: Monday–Saturday, 9 AM–7 PM.

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