Pensacola / Emerald Coast

Pool cage rescreening in Pensacola.

Torn panels, tired mesh, or storm damage. One call to a trusted local screen pro is your first step back to calm.

Repair or rescreen

One torn panel is not a whole new cage.

Know your cage

Know the parts before you call.

A full rescreen renews the mesh on a sound frame. If the frame is bent or corroded, it gets its own look first.

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An illustrated guide to your cage.
  1. Roof panels
  2. Wall panels
  3. Spline (holds mesh in the channel)
  4. Screen door and closer
  5. Kick plate
  6. Frame: a separate assessment

Read the mesh limits

What happens when you call

Three steps. Then their quote.

One friendly call starts it. A trusted local screen pro takes it from there.

Read the full how-it-works page

  1. You call

    Describe the tear, the mesh, or the frame. You do not need the right trade word.

  2. We connect you

    We connect you with a trusted, independent local screen contractor.

  3. They quote

    They measure and write a scope. Ask what is included before you agree.

What Florida estimates look like

What moves the price.

  • Cage size and screen area
  • Mesh type
  • Roof height and access
  • Doors and hardware
  • Frame repairs
  • Travel or a minimum

$1,200–$4,500

A Florida pricing guide estimates $1,200–$4,500 for a full-cage rescreen with standard fiberglass mesh.

Florida pricing guide $1,200–$4,500

Southwest Florida contractor $1,500–$4,500

Full-cage rescreen estimates.

See the sourced cost guide

Storm damaged?

Safety first, then the call.

  • Give bent or loose framing plenty of room.
  • Stay on the ground and leave panels in place.
  • Photograph from a safe place and keep receipts.
  • Check with your insurer before permanent repairs.

Questions homeowners ask.

Are you a pool-screen contractor?

We are an independent matching line and homeowner guide. One call connects you with a trusted, independent local screen contractor, who inspects the cage and quotes the work.

Who do I reach if I call?

You reach this matching line. We connect you with a trusted, independent local screen contractor for a quote.

Does a full rescreen include a new frame?

A full rescreen replaces the mesh on your existing enclosure. Ask for framing, hardware and doors to be listed as their own line items so you can see exactly what you are getting.

Calm water from here.