Full Pool Cage Rescreening on Gulf Blvd, FL

When Is Full Pool Cage Rescreening the Right Choice?

Individual panel repair is the right call when damage is isolated. But when 30% or more of your panels are torn, sagging, or pulling away from the spline — or when your existing mesh is yellowed and brittle from UV degradation — a full rescreen is the more cost-effective solution. It also gives you a uniform appearance and consistent mesh tension across the entire enclosure.

Our Rescreening Process

We start by removing all existing screen panels and inspecting the aluminum frame for corrosion, bent sections, and fastener condition. We identify and replace any rusted steel screws with Nylo-Tec or stainless fasteners before installing new mesh. New screen is pulled tight and splined into each channel by hand — no shortcuts, no loose mesh that will sag or rattle in the first Gulf breeze.

Mesh Options We Offer

• 18×14 Standard Fiberglass Mesh — Good airflow, adequate insect barrier for most species. Most common choice for pool cages.
• 20×20 No-See-Um Mesh — Finer weave that blocks tiny biting midges (no-see-ums) common in coastal FL. Slightly reduced airflow.
• Pet Screen — Heavy-duty vinyl-coated polyester, 7× stronger than standard. Ideal for households with dogs or cats.
• Solar Screen — Reduces sun glare and heat load in the pool area while maintaining insect protection.

Pool Cage Rescreening Cost on Gulf Blvd

Full pool cage rescreening along Gulf Boulevard typically runs $1,200–$3,500 depending on cage size (square footage of screen area), mesh type selected, and whether frame repairs or fastener replacement are needed. We always provide a written, itemized estimate before starting any work.

Serving All of Gulf Blvd

We rescreen pool cages throughout Indian Rocks Beach, Indian Shores, Redington Shores, Redington Beach, Madeira Beach, Treasure Island, St. Pete Beach, and Clearwater Beach. If you're on or near Gulf Boulevard in Pinellas County, we serve you.