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Pool Cage & Screen Enclosure Companies in Estero, FL

Estero incorporated as a village in 2014 and is made up largely of planned and gated communities, where pool cages and screened lanais are close to universal.

21 local pros · Lee County · Updated November 2026

Screen pros serving Estero

ScreenIT

Based in Bonita Springs · serves 7 of our cities

License shown on site: SCC131154655

  • Rescreening
  • Screen repair
  • New enclosures
  • Painting & restoration
  • Storm repair
(239) 908-6121WebsiteDetails

Listed alphabetically. Service areas come from each company's own website or public listing; call to confirm they cover your address.

Services in Estero

What Estero homeowners should know

Homes near the Gulf and the bays see more salt exposure than inland ones. Ask about fastener and hardware materials, and whether your HOA limits colors or styles.

Permits & licensing in Estero

Permits within the Village of Estero go through the village. In HOA-governed communities, get architectural approval for new structures, extensions and color changes before you sign a contract.

Nearby cities

Frequently asked questions

How many screen enclosure companies serve Estero?

CageCompass currently lists 21 companies whose websites or public listings say they work in Estero.

Who issues permits for pool cages in Estero?

Permits within the Village of Estero go through the village. In HOA-governed communities, get architectural approval for new structures, extensions and color changes before you sign a contract.

What does a pool cage rescreen cost in Estero?

A 2026 Cape Coral contractor guide puts a typical full rescreen at $1,200 to $3,500, with large or upgraded jobs at $3,500 and up. Prices across Lee, Collier and Charlotte tend to follow similar factors: cage size and height, mesh type, access and condition. Source: Back Bay Pools, 'Pool Rescreen Cost in Cape Coral for 2026'

How do I check a Estero screen contractor's license?

Search the business or owner name on the Florida DBPR license search. For structural work, the license should be active and match the company on your contract. Source: Florida DBPR license search