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Full Rescreen of Pool Enclosure · Shiloh Screens

Full Rescreen of Pool Enclosure

A full rescreen of pool enclosure restores every panel with premium UV-resistant mesh. Our certified technicians renew your pool cage's integrity, visibility, and protection—typically in a single day.

Licensed & Insured

Full coverage protection

5-Star Rated

Hundreds of happy homeowners

Same-Week Service

Fast scheduling available

Warranty Backed

Premium materials guaranteed

Technical Specifications

Material & Performance Standards

Mesh Density

18×14 to 20×20

Threads per inch — higher = finer insect protection

UV Resistance

95%+ Blocking

Charcoal-coated fiberglass reduces UV penetration

Wind Load Rating

120 mph

Meets Florida Building Code for hurricane zones

Tensile Strength

90 lbs/in

PetScreen option rated at 7× standard strength

Warranty

Up to 10 Years

Material and labor warranty on premium installs

Completion Time

1–2 Days

Most pool enclosure rescreens finished same-day

Why Your Pool Enclosure Needs a Full Rescreen

Pool enclosure screens endure more environmental stress than any other screen structure on your property. Constant sun exposure, chlorine vapors from pool water, wind-driven debris, and Florida's intense humidity all degrade screen mesh over time. A full pool enclosure rescreen replaces every panel of worn, torn, or faded mesh with factory-fresh screening material.

Unlike spot repairs or patch jobs, a complete pool cage rescreening ensures uniform tension across all panels, eliminates weak points, and restores the original aesthetic of your enclosure. The result is an unobstructed, crystal-clear view of your backyard while keeping insects, leaves, and small animals out of your pool area.

Our Pool Cage Rescreening Process

Every pool enclosure rescreen begins with a comprehensive frame inspection. We examine each aluminum beam, corner bracket, and spline channel for corrosion, structural fatigue, or misalignment. Frame issues are addressed before any new screen is installed—ensuring the foundation is sound.

  • → Complete removal of existing screen mesh and old rubber spline
  • → Thorough cleaning and oxidation treatment of all aluminum frame channels
  • → Installation of premium fiberglass or specialty mesh with new spline
  • → Panel-by-panel tension verification for a drum-tight, wrinkle-free finish
  • → Hardware replacement including screen clips, corner brackets, and fasteners
  • → Final quality walkthrough with the homeowner before job completion

Pool Enclosure Screen Mesh Options

We offer multiple screen mesh types for pool enclosure rescreening to match your specific needs. Standard 18×14 fiberglass mesh provides excellent airflow and basic insect protection. For areas near water or marshland, our 20×20 No-See-Um mesh blocks the tiniest biting insects that standard mesh allows through.

For households with pets, our heavy-duty PetScreen resists scratching and puncture damage from dogs and cats. Solar screen mesh is also available for homeowners who want to reduce glare and heat inside the pool enclosure without sacrificing visibility.

Signs Your Pool Enclosure Screen Needs Replacement

If you're seeing any of the following, it's time to schedule a pool cage rescreen consultation:

  • → Visible tears, holes, or sagging in one or more screen panels
  • → Faded or discolored mesh that obscures your outdoor view
  • → Green algae growth or black mold staining on the screen surface
  • → Insects entering the pool area despite the enclosure being closed
  • → Spline pulling away from the frame channel or hardened rubber seals
  • → Storm damage from hurricanes, tropical storms, or falling branches

Pool Enclosure Rescreening Cost Factors

The cost of a full pool enclosure rescreen depends on several measurable factors: total square footage of screen panels, height and accessibility of the enclosure, the type of mesh selected, and whether any structural frame repairs are needed. We provide transparent, itemized estimates so you understand exactly what you're paying for—no hidden charges or surprise fees.

Most residential pool cage rescreens in Florida range from $1,500 to $5,000 depending on size and mesh choice. Premium options like PetScreen or No-See-Um mesh add a modest upcharge but deliver significantly longer lifespan and superior performance.

Pool enclosure rescreening process showing aluminum frame cleaning and new screen mesh installation by certified technician

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Our Process

Four Steps to a Pristine Screen Enclosure

From initial inspection to final walkthrough, our systematic rescreening process delivers consistently flawless results.

Free Inspection

We assess every panel, frame joint, and spline channel to map the full scope of your rescreen project.

Transparent Estimate

You receive a detailed, itemized quote—no hidden fees. We explain mesh options, timeline, and warranty coverage.

Precision Installation

Our certified technicians remove old screening, clean all frame channels, and install factory-tensioned mesh with new spline.

Final Walkthrough

We conduct a panel-by-panel quality check with you, ensuring every screen is drum-tight and every frame gleams.

FAQ

Pool Enclosure Rescreening FAQ

Common questions about pool cage rescreening services, costs, timeline, and mesh options.

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Ready for a Crystal-Clear Pool Enclosure?

Schedule your free pool cage rescreen inspection today. Same-week service available throughout Florida.