Pool Cage Screen Door Replacement in Tampa

Full replacement runs $185 to $360 installed depending on size and hardware grade. Before quoting a replacement we always check whether repair would do the job, because rollers and track work often solves it for $95 to $165.

Repair if the frame is still square and the problem is rollers, track, latch or handle. Replace if the frame is bent, twisted, corroded at the bottom rail or has opened at the corners. We check and tell you plainly, because selling a door to someone who needed rollers loses the referral.

Worn rollers plus a bent bottom track, almost always. The two feed each other: worn rollers make the door drag, dragging makes people force it, forcing bends the track, and a bent track wears rollers faster. Fixing one half leaves you back where you started.

Often yes, at $95 to $135, and it is the cheapest real fix. But we always check the bottom track at the same time. New rollers running on a bent track wear out early, so we quote track work alongside rather than letting you pay twice.

Yes. Heavier extruded frames with reinforced corners plus pet-resistant mesh, and optionally a solid kick panel on the bottom third. It runs $260 to $460 and lasts several times longer than a standard door where a large dog uses it as a doorway.

Usually under an hour for a straightforward roller and track job, longer if the track needs replacing rather than straightening. Almost always same visit. If we are already on site for a rescreen it adds very little time.

Standard finishes are white, bronze, mill and satin aluminium, which covers nearly every Florida cage. If yours is less common we bring a sample to the panel count so you can compare against the existing frame before committing.

They sit in the wettest, most chlorinated part of the structure and they move, so protective coatings wear at contact points. The bottom rail takes splash constantly. It is the single most common place we find corrosion on an otherwise sound cage.

That is a fit problem rather than a mesh problem, and it is worth checking before spending anything on no-see-um upgrades. A door that has dropped on worn rollers leaves a gap at the top or the latch side. Correcting the fit often solves an insect complaint entirely.

Yes, two years on workmanship, which covers installation, alignment and spline. Hardware carries its own manufacturer warranty and we pass that through. Damage from forcing the door or a pet pushing through is not workmanship, but we will repair it at the normal rate.