Pool Cage Rescreening in Southwest Florida
Replacing worn, torn or sun-rotted mesh on an existing pool cage or lanai frame. 39 companies in our directory list this service.
Choose your city
- Rescreening in Cape Coral (21)
- Rescreening in Fort Myers (21)
- Rescreening in North Fort Myers (4)
- Rescreening in Lehigh Acres (9)
- Rescreening in Fort Myers Beach (1)
- Rescreening in Sanibel (9)
- Rescreening in Bonita Springs (14)
- Rescreening in Estero (14)
- Rescreening in Naples (20)
- Rescreening in Marco Island (10)
- Rescreening in Punta Gorda (12)
- Rescreening in Port Charlotte (17)
Typical cost
| Job | Typical 2026 range |
|---|---|
| Small partial repair (a few panels, spline, door screen) | $250 to $900 |
| Small full rescreen, simple cage, standard mesh | $1,200 to $2,000 |
| Average full rescreen | $1,800 to $3,500 |
| Large or upgraded job (tall cages, pet screen, heavy storm wear) | $3,500 and up |
Ranges as published by a local contractor: Back Bay Pools, 'Pool Rescreen Cost in Cape Coral for 2026'. Your quote will vary with size, height, mesh, access and condition.
What's included
- Removing old screen and spline from every panel
- Installing new mesh (standard fiberglass, finer no-see-um, heavier pet-resistant, or solar/privacy mesh)
- Replacing spline and checking door closers and hardware
- Cleanup and haul-away of old screen
How to choose
- Ask which mesh brand and type they will use, and get it in writing
- Ask if the price includes the screen door, kick-plate panels and any super-gutter section
- Ask whether they replace corroded screws or only the screen
- Get the start date and how many days the cage will be open
Frequently asked questions
How often does a pool cage need rescreening in Southwest Florida?
One local contractor puts typical screen life at about 5 to 10 years here, with sun, storms, humidity and nearby trees shortening it. Source: Fabri-Tech Screen Enclosures, Cape Coral screen repair FAQ
Do I need a permit to rescreen?
Usually not for a like-for-like rescreen in an undamaged frame, but rules vary by city and county. Structural repairs, re-anchoring or changing the cage generally do need a permit, so check with your local building office.
All rescreening companies
A1 Screening
Alligator Aluminum
License shown on site: SCC131149572
Auer Aluminum
License shown on site: SCC131151645
Axis Aluminum
License shown on site: SCC131153610
Best Rescreen Company
Best Screen Enclosure
License shown on site: CGC1539605
BP Screens Contracting
License shown on site: SCC131153137
CV Screening
Daniel's Screen Services
Dr. Screen
Elite Screening
Everything Screen and Aluminum
Exceptional Rescreening LLC
Fabri-Tech Screen Enclosures
License shown on site: SCC131150248, CGC1519332
Gulf Coast Pool Cage Painting
K.O. Solutions FL
License shown on site: CGC1541506
Key Screening
License shown on site: CBC1267617
McGowan Screen & Aluminum Specialist
License shown on site: SCC131153839
MJC Pavers (pool cage rescreening)
Modern Pool Cage Painting
License shown on site: CGC1528952
Mr. Screen LLC
Naples Screens
Ogden Aluminum & Construction
Premium Rescreening LLC
Screen Armors
Screen Experts, LLC
License shown on site: SCC131153376
Screen Factory Florida
License shown on site: CRC1335526
Screen Machine Southwest Florida
ScreenIT
License shown on site: SCC131154655
Seaview Screen Service
Sharkey's Aluminum & Screening
Solid Makers Aluminum Structures
License shown on site: SCC131153251
Steel City Screens
Structural Aluminum & Screening (SAS)
License shown on site: SCC131154242
Sunview Rescreen
License shown on site: SCC131154265
Superior Screen Enclosures
License shown on site: SCC131153028
Wayne's Rescreening World
West Coast Screening
License shown on site: CBC1267671