How much does pool enclosure rescreening cost in Jacksonville?
There is no single price for every pool cage. For one example, our online estimator gives $2,955 with 18/14 mesh or $3,235 with 20/20 mesh for a 20-by-30-foot, four-wall enclosure with 8-foot-high walls and a screen roof. Those are rough starting amounts for that example, with no fastener replacement or other repairs included. If only the roof screen needs work, ask for a roof-only quote; the tool's screen-roof choice also includes wall screen.
Use your measurements for a useful starting amount.
A site visit confirms the measurements, access, frame condition, and written quote.
What changes the cost?
Size and coverage
The estimator uses each screen wall's width and the wall height. A screen roof adds roof area; a solid or existing roof changes that calculation. It cannot isolate roof-only screen work.
Mesh and fasteners
Standard 18/14 keeps out most insects; 20/20 targets smaller flying insects and costs more in this example. Compare the two screen choices before using the range. Choosing stainless replacement fasteners and tapcons also raises the starting amount.
Panels and repairs
For just a few torn panels, request a panel-repair quote and tell us their count and location. If whole sides are worn, see how we scope rescreening in Jacksonville. The online estimate uses whole wall and roof areas, not a price per panel. Loose framing or anchors need a site review too.
Comparing bids? Check whether each written price includes the same roof and wall screen, mesh and hardware work. Our quote checklist shows what to ask before choosing.
Get a starting amount for your own pool cage.
Enter rough measurements for whole-side work. We confirm the final scope and price after reviewing your enclosure.