Pool Cage & Screen Enclosure Repair in Tampa, FL
Torn screens, bent frames, busted doors, storm damage — we fix pool cages right, the first time. Free inspections, written quotes, and clean jobsites across Tampa Bay.
Pool Cage Repair Services in Tampa Bay
Your pool cage takes a beating in Florida — relentless UV, afternoon thunderstorms, hurricane season, salt air, and year-round humidity. We handle every kind of repair a screen enclosure needs, from a single torn panel to a full structural restoration. Every job starts with a free inspection and a written quote with exact pricing.
Pool Cage Repair
Torn panels, bent beams, broken doors, loose anchors, failed spline — the everyday repairs that keep your enclosure solid and your pool swimmable.
Screen Replacement & Rescreening
Full and partial rescreens in 18x14, 20x20 no-see-um, pet-resistant, and solar mesh. Most full rescreens run $1,500-$3,000.
Cage Painting & Restoration
Chalky, oxidized aluminum frames made new again — pressure wash, prep, and coatings built for Florida sun and salt air.
Storm Damage Repair
Hurricane and tropical storm repairs: wind-torn screens, bent beams, roof panels, doors, and anchor failures — with photo documentation for insurance.
Lanai Screen Enclosures
Repair and new builds for lanai enclosures — roof panels, kick plates, doors, and full patio enclosures that keep the bugs out.
Full Cage Replacement
When the frame is failing, a full teardown-and-rebuild engineered to Florida wind codes — $8,000–$20,000+ with permits handled.
Not Sure What You Need?
Send us a photo or describe the damage and we'll tell you straight whether it's a repair, a rescreen, or a rebuild — free.
Why Tampa Bay Pool Cages Can't Wait for Repairs
A small tear in January becomes a shredded panel by August. Florida's climate doesn't give pool cages a break, and putting off repairs almost always makes the final bill bigger.
Hurricane season and summer storms
From June through November, tropical systems roll through Tampa Bay — and even an ordinary afternoon thunderstorm can throw branches and patio furniture into a screen. A loose panel or weakened spline that survived last year is the first thing to go in the next big wind event. After every named storm, we see cages where one failed panel let wind get inside the structure and peeled off half the roof screens. Fixing the weak spots before storm season is the cheapest insurance your cage has.
UV degradation is constant
Tampa averages over 240 sunny days a year, and that ultraviolet exposure breaks screen mesh down at the molecular level. Screens go brittle, fade, and develop micro-tears that spread every time the wind flexes the panel. Most screens here last 10-15 years — after that, you're patching a material that's failing everywhere at once. A full rescreen with fresh spline and stainless fasteners resets the clock.
Pests move in fast
The whole point of a pool cage is keeping Florida's bugs, lizards, frogs, and debris out of your pool. One torn panel near the waterline is an open door for mosquitoes breeding in a warm pool and for leaves and oak pollen clogging your filter. In neighborhoods with heavy tree cover — think Carrollwood, Westchase, or Bloomingdale — a compromised screen means noticeably more skimming and chemical balancing.
Salt air and humidity attack the frame
Near the coast in Clearwater Beach, Tierra Verde, and Gulfport, salt air corrodes standard fasteners and pits aluminum frames. Inland, year-round humidity feeds mold and mildew on shaded screens. Both problems are slow until they're suddenly not: a corroded anchor or rotted spline channel turns a screen job into a structural job. Catching corrosion early keeps a $300 repair from becoming a $3,000 one.
Our Repair Process
No surprises, no pressure — just a straight look at your cage and a written number.
- Free inspection. We walk the full enclosure — every panel, beam, door, anchor, and the roof — and photograph anything we find. You see exactly what we see.
- Written quote. You get itemized pricing: what's a repair, what should be rescreened, what can wait. Repair vs. rescreen vs. rebuild, explained in plain English with the price of each.
- Repair day. We show up on time, protect your pool deck and landscaping, and do the work — new screen, new spline, stainless fasteners where it counts, doors adjusted to latch right.
- Cleanup & walkthrough. We haul the old screen and debris, blow off the deck, and walk the finished job with you before we leave. If something isn't right, we fix it on the spot.
Request Your Free Quote
Tell us what's going on with your cage and we'll call you back to schedule a free inspection — usually within one business day.
Proudly Serving Tampa Bay
We're local — we drive these neighborhoods every day and we know what Florida does to pool cages.
- Tampa — South Tampa, Westchase, Carrollwood, New Tampa
- Clearwater — Countryside, Clearwater Beach
- St. Petersburg — Gulfport, Tierra Verde, Feather Sound
- Brandon — Valrico, Lithia
- Riverview — Fish Hawk, Bloomingdale
Outside these areas? Ask us — if you're in the greater Tampa Bay area, we can probably help.
Pool Cage Repair FAQs
A single torn panel typically runs $150-$350. A full rescreen of an average Tampa pool cage runs $1,500-$3,000 depending on cage size, mesh type, and frame condition. Full enclosure rebuilds start around $8,000 and can exceed $20,000. We provide free inspections and written quotes.
Most pool screens in Tampa Bay last 10-15 years. Direct sun, salt air, tropical storms, and pets shorten that. UV breakdown shows up as brittleness, fading, and tiny tears that spread — if your screens are over a decade old and tearing in multiple panels, a full rescreen usually beats patching.
Yes — wind-torn screens, bent beams, damaged roof panels, broken doors, and anchor failures across Tampa Bay. After a named storm we document damage with photos and itemized estimates, which homeowners find useful for insurance.
18x14 is the standard mesh for most Tampa pool cages — good airflow and keeps out insects. 20x20 (no-see-um screen) has a tighter weave that blocks tiny biting insects but reduces airflow slightly. We also install pet-resistant and solar/privacy screens.
Yes. Our restoration process includes pressure washing, surface prep, and aluminum-rated coatings, usually in bronze or white. It's often bundled with a rescreen and new stainless fasteners for a complete refresh.
Most full rescreens take 1-3 days. Single-panel repairs are usually done in one visit. Storm-damage timelines depend on structural damage. Your written quote includes a realistic schedule.
We serve Tampa, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Brandon, and Riverview, FL — plus neighborhoods like Westchase, Carrollwood, Countryside, Gulfport, Valrico, and Fish Hawk.
Call (813) 435-6556 or use the quote form above. We'll schedule a free inspection and give you a written quote — no obligation.
More questions? See our full FAQ page.
Ready When Your Cage Isn't
Free inspection. Written quote. No pressure. Serving Tampa Bay, Florida.