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Replace worn screens throughout your pool cage, lanai or patio. Get a free estimate for complete rescreening, with screen options matched to your project.
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Is your patio screen worn or torn? We provide quick screen repair services to restore your pool enclosure. With years of experience, our skilled staff offers reliable pool screen repair and pool cage rescreening.
Enhance your outdoor living with us, ensuring your pool area is secure and appealing. Whether you need a small screen repair or full patio screening, we deliver high-quality results that exceed expectations.
Complete pool cage rescreening replaces worn screening throughout your enclosure, lanai or screened patio.
We help you compare standard insect screening, no-see-um, pet-resistant and privacy options for your project.
Tell us about any damaged panels or worn hardware so these can be reviewed with your estimate.
Modern Pool Cage Painting offers pool cage rescreening, patio screening, and pool screen repair. We serve patio enclosures and pool cages. Our labor costs are affordable.
Whether you need one patio screen panel replaced or a full pool cage, Modern Pool Cage Painting offers top quality at fair prices.
Our company experts will ensure that every patio screen panel we replace will be tight and accurate.
Rescreening by city: Sarasota · Bradenton · Venice · Naples. Only a few torn panels? See pool screen repair. Compare mesh types on our screen options page.
A fiberglass or polyester insect patio screen is a top choice for durable pool cage rescreening or screen repair. It helps protect pool cages and patio enclosures.
Fiberglass is one of the best patio screen materials because it resists rust, corrosion, and stains. Florida homeowners trust and recommend Modern Pool Cage Screen for expert pool enclosure rescreening and pool enclosure repair.
Building and restoring every pool screen enclosure with premium materials that withstand harsh Florida weather.
Thanks to its durability and low maintenance needs, it’s a top choice for a protective barrier against pests.
With easy installation and long-lasting results, fiberglass patio screens are a top choice. Homeowners often pick them for a durable, long-term patio enclosure solution.
Depending on the quality of your pool screen, it can last anywhere from 10 to 15 years. A high-quality patio screen is essential for durability and longevity, protecting your pool cage from debris and pests.
Pools are not the only outdoor locations to enjoy the beautiful West Florida weather. Imagine relaxing in your backyard. Soak in the sunshine. Host gatherings with friends and family on your lanai or patio screen.
Enhance your lanai screen with a new patio screening installation. This will allow you to enjoy your pool enclosure space without worrying about mosquitoes or bugs.
Is your Retractable Screen Door in need of repair? Worn-out or damaged screens can let in pests and diminish the beauty of your outdoor area.
Did you experience damage to some of your patio screening panels? This is common, especially with the intense storms we get on the Gulf Coast.
We use 304 marine-grade stainless steel screws. They are ideal for machining, welding, grinding, or polishing. Use them where strong corrosion resistance is needed.
Give your pool enclosure a fresh start with professional rescreening. Our team handles pool cages, lanais and screened patios across West Florida.
If multiple panels are worn or damaged, ask us about complete rescreening. If the damage is limited to a few panels, we can help you assess whether a smaller repair is the better fit.
Request a free estimate to discuss your enclosure, screen options and project scope. For roof panels or hard-to-reach areas, arrange a professional assessment.
To remove the damaged patio screen, lift the spline end to release it. Carefully pull the entire spline out of the groove and set it aside. Then, remove the screen from the pool enclosure frame.
Before replacing the damaged patio screens, measure the panels and cut out pool screen pieces from the roll to match. Remember to add an inch to each measurement for allowance.
To replace a pool screen spline, either cut a new one to match the old one or reuse the old one if it is still in good condition.
Align the patio 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 patio screen, press and roll it into place, ensuring the spline fits perfectly into the frame’s groove. Ensure that the other person holds the screen tightly to avoid wrinkles or crooked installation.
Use box cutters to trim any excess patio screen that extends past the spline groove. Cut carefully outward to prevent accidental cuts to the new pool screen.