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Pool Enclosure Services

Nine services, every one of them on a pool cage. Rescreening, screen upgrades and the aluminium structure it all hangs on.

Services9 specialties
From$35 per panel
Warranty2 years
Panel countAlways free

Every pool cage service we offer in Tampa

A pool enclosure is a single structure with five distinct zones, and each of them has its own failure mode, its own economics and its own right answer. Roof panels die of sunlight. Kick plates die of splash and dogs. Cage doors die of being forced. The aluminium dies of corrosion around its fasteners. Treating all of that as one job called "rescreening" is how homeowners end up paying twice.

So we have split the work the way the structure actually splits. Below is every service, grouped by what part of the cage it addresses. Each page covers what the work involves, real price ranges, how long it takes and the questions we get asked on site.

Technician working on a Tampa pool cage wall panel with a spline roller

Rescreening the mesh

The core of the business. Full pool cage rescreening replaces every opening on the structure and resets the clock on the whole enclosure. Panel replacement handles one torn opening or a single wall, priced per panel with no minimum. And roof screen repair exists as its own service because those panels age at roughly twice the rate of the walls and are the ones most often left out of a quote.

Screen upgrades, by zone

Upgrading the whole cage to premium mesh is almost always wasted money. Upgrading specific zones is almost always worth it. Pet-resistant mesh belongs on the lower rows and the door where paws land. No-see-um weave belongs on the two or three walls facing the water or the tree line. And Florida Glass belongs on the kick plate row where blocking the view at ankle height costs you nothing.

The aluminium structure

Roughly one Tampa cage in four needs frame repair before mesh goes anywhere near it. Cage doors are the most-used moving part on the enclosure and the first thing to fail on most structures. And after named storms, storm damage repair moves to priority scheduling with photo documentation for your insurer.

Not sure which you need? Text a wide photo of each wall to 813-565-3194. We can usually tell you which zone is actually failing and roughly what it costs within the hour.

What every service includes

A free on-site panel count in writing, new spline on every opening we touch, mesh grain run correctly, a frame condition check, full removal of old mesh and spline, and a two-year workmanship warranty. Those are not upsells and they are not conditional on job size. They apply to a single panel replacement the same way they apply to a thirty-four panel two-story rescreen.

Where we do this work

All nine services are available everywhere in our service area at identical pricing — Tampa proper plus Brandon, Riverview, Wesley Chapel and the rest of Hillsborough County and south Pasco. No trip charge anywhere on the list.

Fresh charcoal mesh and new spline seated in a pool enclosure frame channel

Questions

Service FAQs

No, and that is deliberate. We do not do house windows, sliding doors on the home, gutters or pressure washing. Cages are the whole business, which is what lets us read a structure quickly and hold a warranty we can actually service. If you need non-cage work we will point you to someone who does it properly.

Panel replacement. It is priced per opening at $35 to $65 for wall panels and $55 to $95 for roof panels, with no minimum charge. If several panels on the same wall are the same age we will usually suggest doing that wall together so the new mesh does not stand out against faded neighbours.

Almost always, and it saves money because the setup and the trip are shared. The most common combination is a full rescreen plus cage door work, or a rescreen plus Florida Glass on the kick plate row. Bundling is usually cheaper than the same work split across two visits.

Push firmly on an upright at chest height. If it flexes, or you can see white powdery corrosion at fastener points, or a panel keeps failing while its neighbours hold, the aluminium needs attention. We check this on every panel count and itemise it separately from the mesh.

Repair addresses specific damage, like two torn panels after a storm. Rescreening replaces all the mesh on the structure, which is what you do when the screen has aged out rather than been damaged. Rescreening costs more up front and resets the clock on the whole enclosure.

No. We are a rescreening and repair company, so we work on structures that already exist. If your cage is beyond economical repair we will tell you plainly and point you toward Tampa aluminium contractors who build new enclosures well. We will be here to rescreen it in seven years.

Panel counts within 24 to 48 hours. Single panels and small jobs are usually same week. Full cage rescreens run one to two weeks out under normal conditions, and longer after a named storm when blown-out enclosures get priority.

Yes. Community pool cages, condo common-area enclosures and apartment complex screen rooms are a meaningful share of our work. We provide a certificate of insurance and W-9 before starting and can invoice the association directly.

Yes, with no deposit and no obligation. We measure and count every opening, check the frame, and hand you a written price. If you decide not to proceed you owe nothing and you keep the count, which you are welcome to use to compare other quotes.

Tampa, South Tampa, New Tampa, Carrollwood, Westchase, Temple Terrace, Town n Country, Brandon, Riverview, Valrico, Lithia, Apollo Beach, Lutz, Odessa, Land O Lakes and Wesley Chapel, all at identical pricing with no trip charge.

Which zone of your cage is failing?

Free on-site panel count and a written flat price. Tell us what you are seeing and we will tell you which service applies.

Mon–Sat 7:00am–7:00pm · Licensed & insured · Hillsborough County & south Pasco

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