Pool Cage & Screen Enclosure Companies in Fort Myers Beach, FL

Fort Myers Beach is on Estero Island, a Gulf barrier island that took a direct hit from Hurricane Ian in 2022. Enclosures here face constant salt air and high wind exposure, and many homes have been rebuilt or elevated since the storm.

3 local pros · Lee County · Updated November 2026

Screen pros serving Fort Myers Beach

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

Services in Fort Myers Beach

What Fort Myers Beach homeowners should know

On a barrier island, salt air is constant and wind exposure is high. It is worth asking about stainless or coated fasteners, corrosion-resistant hardware and how the bid accounts for wind-load engineering.

Permits & licensing in Fort Myers Beach

The Town of Fort Myers Beach runs its own building department. On a barrier island, expect stricter wind-load engineering for new structures and ask about flood-zone rules for any work on elevated homes.

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Frequently asked questions

How many screen enclosure companies serve Fort Myers Beach?

CageCompass currently lists 3 companies whose websites or public listings say they work in Fort Myers Beach.

Who issues permits for pool cages in Fort Myers Beach?

The Town of Fort Myers Beach runs its own building department. On a barrier island, expect stricter wind-load engineering for new structures and ask about flood-zone rules for any work on elevated homes.

What does a pool cage rescreen cost in Fort Myers Beach?

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 Fort Myers Beach 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