A North Florida pool enclosure.
This finished project screens the pool and paved deck beneath one roof, with a long wall facing the lake. See the project photos to picture what you would put inside the screen; your own layout needs an on-site look.
Planning a new pool cage or a screened patio? At the site visit, we look at the footprint, doors, roof choice, and the slab or pavers before putting the scope in writing. If you have an existing enclosure, we can also help with torn panels, worn screen, or frame and door trouble.
This finished project screens the pool and paved deck beneath one roof, with a long wall facing the lake. See the project photos to picture what you would put inside the screen; your own layout needs an on-site look.
Decide how much pool and deck to cover, where the doors should go, and whether you want screen overhead or a solid-roof section. See new-enclosure choices · Request a pool-enclosure quote.
If the house already covers the space, we check the opening, existing slab or pavers, doors, and screen layout before quoting the work. Compare covered-patio options · Request a patio screen-in quote.
A few damaged panels need a different starting point from worn mesh across a whole side. If the frame or its connections are moving, screen alone may not solve the problem.
Tell us how many panels are torn and whether they are on a wall, door, or roof. Request a repair quote without measuring the whole cage.
Compare wall and roof coverage and Phifer mesh choices. The Jacksonville rescreening cost example shows how one measured job changes with 18/14 or 20/20 screen. Request a rescreening quote when you are ready for a site visit.
Point out a loose connection, bent member, dragging door, or shifted opening. We need to see the enclosure before deciding whether targeted repair or a rebuild fits. Request a repair quote for an on-site look.
Use the service below that best matches the work you need.
Targeted fixes when the frame still has useful life and the problem is more than just worn screen.
Learn about repairFresh screen for pool enclosures, patios, and lanais when the main job is replacing worn mesh cleanly.
Request a rescreening quote Learn about rescreeningReplacement-level work when the old enclosure is too far gone to keep fixing section by section.
Learn about rebuildsExplore pool-cage and screened-patio layouts.
Request a new-enclosure quote Learn about new enclosuresCovered patio and mixed-roof setups when shade, rain coverage, and a more finished feel matter.
Learn about roof systemsAuthorized dealer installation for motorized screens that add shade, privacy, and flexible opening control.
Learn about rolldownsIt is useful for whole-side rescreening and larger enclosure work. For just a few torn panels, ask for a repair quote instead of measuring whole sides.
If the enclosure is unusual, hard to judge, or you already know the visit needs to happen, go directly to the quote request.
Wide spans, clean framing, and full screened coverage when the job needs a fresh build instead of a patchwork fix.
Large openings can be handled with a cleaner, more flexible setup than a fixed wall when shade and privacy still matter.
Start with the rough-range tool if you want a rough starting range first. If the project already needs a walkthrough, request the on-site quote.
Yes. Repair, rescreening, rebuilds, new enclosures, covered roof systems, and MaestroShield rolldowns are all in the mix.
Yes. It is not only standard pool cages. Covered patio enclosures, mixed-roof work, and motorized screens all fit here too.
If you want a rough range first, use the rough-range tool. If you already know the project needs a site visit, request the on-site quote.