Modern Pool Cage Rescreen

 At our company, we pride ourselves on valuing every one of our customers equally, no matter how big or small the job may be. That's why we have a dedicated technician on staff who specializes in handling small screen repair jobs, like replacing a few pool cage screen panels. 

When it comes to fixing or maintaining your pool screen enclosure, you can trust that you will receive the same level of high-quality customer service as our clients who require a complete restoration of a 3-story pool cage. 

We understand that every repair pool screen request is important to you, and it's important to us too. 

So whether you need a pool screen replaced or some minor repairs made, you can rest assured that our team has the expertise and knowledge to get the job done right the first time. 

 When it comes to repairing or replacing pool screens for your home, you want to make sure you're getting expert service and premium quality without breaking the bank. 

At Modern Pool Cage Rescreen, we firmly believe that you shouldn't have to sacrifice quality for affordability, which is why our experienced team offers high-quality screen repair services to homeowners all around Florida's Gulf Coast. 

From fixing pool screen enclosures to completely replacing pool screens, we've got you covered. 

•  To remove damaged screening, begin by lifting the end of the spline that holds it in place. Carefully pull the entire spline out of the groove and set it aside. Then, remove the pool cage rescreen from the frame.
• Before replacing the damaged screens, take measurements of the panels and cut out screen pieces from the roll to match. Don't forget to add an inch to each measurement for allowance. 
• To replace a screen spline, either cut a new one to match the size of the old one or reuse the old one if it is still in good condition.
• Align the screen panel with the frame and secure it using the spline tool. Begin at one corner and work your way around, leaving no more than an inch of excess at the top for later trimming.
• While installing the screen, press and roll it into place, ensuring that the spline fits perfectly into the frame's groove. Ensure that the other person is holding the screen tightly to avoid any wrinkles or crooked installation.
• To remove any extra screen that hangs past the spline groove, use box cutters. Make sure to cut carefully in an outward-facing direction to prevent accidental cuts to the new screen.
• To remove excess screen material, use a utility knife to trim along the outer edge of the spline channel, ensuring not to damage the spline.