About Tampa Pool Cage Repair
We're a Tampa Bay crew that does one thing: pool cage and screen enclosure work. Rescreens, structural repairs, storm damage, and full cage restoration — nothing else, and no upsells into things your cage doesn't need.
Local to Tampa Bay, Focused on Cages
We work where Florida's weather hits enclosures hardest. Tampa, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Brandon, and Riverview all punish pool cages in slightly different ways: salt air eats fasteners near the coast, summer UV bakes the south-facing walls, and every storm season tests every anchor. A crew that works here every day sees these patterns fast and prices honestly because of it.
We don't do roofs, windows, or whole-house remodeling. Pool cages and screen enclosures are all we do, which means every job gets a crew that already knows the mesh types (18x14, 20x20, pet-resistant, solar), the right fasteners for salt air, and how to tension a roof panel so it survives the next tropical storm.
What We Do
- Screen replacement — single panels, partial rescreens, and full rescreens with fresh spline and a fastener check.
- Structural pool cage repair — corroded fasteners, bent beams, loose anchors, cracked concrete feet, and doors that won't latch.
- Storm damage repair — wind, debris, and fallen-tree damage to screens and frames, fixed fast after storms.
- Cage painting and restoration — oxidized frames cleaned, prepped, and repainted to stop corrosion before it goes structural.
- Lanai screen enclosures — repair and rescreening for lanais, patios, and smaller enclosures.
How We Work
Every job runs the same way, and there are no surprises in it:
- Inspection. We look at the whole cage — screens, frames, fasteners, anchors, and doors — not just the panel you called about.
- Written quote. Labor, materials, and mesh type spelled out on paper before any work starts. If the frame is too far gone for a rescreen to make sense, we say so.
- Clean jobsite. Old screen, spline, and debris hauled off; the deck and pool area left the way we found them.
- Walkthrough. We check the work with you before we leave, and if an install fails because of how we did it, we come back and make it right.
The Most Common Jobs We See
Most of our work falls into three buckets. Rescreens — partial or full — are the bread and butter: screen that has hit the end of its 10–15 year life, storm damage to one wall, or pet destruction of the lower panels. Hardware and structure — corroded fasteners swapped for stainless steel near the coast, anchors re-set after years of wind flexing, bent beams replaced after storms, doors re-hung so they self-close and latch. And restoration — oxidized frames cleaned, prepped, and repainted before the finish failure becomes a structural problem. If your cage needs something outside these buckets, like a full rebuild, we'll tell you that too — and we'll tell you why.
Where We Serve
We serve Tampa, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Brandon, and Riverview, Florida — the core Tampa Bay area. If you're nearby and outside those cities, call and ask; we take on neighboring jobs when scheduling allows.
What We Won't Do
A few things you'll never hear from us. We won't quote a rescreen when the frame is failing and sell you work that won't survive the next storm season. We won't push a full rebuild when a rescreen and hardware replacement is all the cage needs. And we won't install bargain-bin mesh or skip frame prep to win on price, because the re-do lands on the homeowner either way. You get one written quote, the materials named in it, and work we check with you before we leave.