Palm Beach County
Pool screen repair across Palm Beach County
A torn pool cage panel, a lanai screen the wind took out, a door that will not latch. Tell us what happened and where, and we put you in touch with an independent screen company that works your town.
Call and leave a short message, or send the callback form. We call you back the same day, or first thing next morning for late messages.
How it works
- Tell us what is torn and where. Call and leave a short message, or use the callback form.
- We call you back and pass the job to one independent screen company that covers your town.
- They quote and do the work. You deal with them directly, and you are free to get a second quote.
We are a referral service, not a contractor. We never take payment for the work.
What people call about
Pool screen repair
One panel or several, plus the door and the spline.
Full rescreening
Every panel replaced once the mesh has gone brittle.
Patio and lanai
Under-truss screens, sliding doors, kick plates.
Window screens
Frames rebuilt or rescreened, usually one visit.
Storm damage
Blown out panels, bent framing, photos for your insurer.
What it usually costs in Palm Beach County
Price moves with cage size, the mesh you pick and whether the aluminum itself is damaged. These are rough ranges for the county, to give you an idea before anyone comes out.
- Single panel replaced$75 – $200Less if a crew is already nearby
- Pool cage fully rescreened$1,300 – $4,500Depends on size and mesh
- Screen door rebuild or replace$180 – $600Rollers and latch usually included
- Window screen rescreen$25 – $60 eachPer screen, minimum call-out applies
- Storm damage with bent framingQuoted on siteOften an insurance claim
Rough ranges, not quotes. The company that visits sets the real price, and you deal with them directly.
Why screens fail faster here
Palm Beach County is hard on screening. Salt in the air stiffens standard fiberglass mesh, ultraviolet does the rest, and by year seven or eight most cages have gone chalky and split at the spline. Add one named storm and a panel that was already brittle goes out completely. That is how a cage that looked fine in May fails in September.
When it is a rescreen rather than a patch
- The mesh tears when you press it with a thumb.
- Three or four panels have already been patched.
- The screening has gone pale grey rather than charcoal.
- Spline is lifting out of the channel on its own.
Questions people ask
Are you the company that does the repair?
No. We are a referral service. We take your request, call you back, and pass it to one independent screen repair company that covers your town. They quote, do the work and are paid by you directly.
How fast will someone call back?
The same day. Messages and forms that come in late in the evening are returned first thing the next morning. After a named storm every screen company in the county is busy, so the visit itself can take longer than the callback.
What does it cost to use this service?
Nothing to us. Any charge is between you and the screen company, so ask them before the visit whether they charge to come out or to quote.
How does this service make money?
Screen companies may pay us to receive requests from this site. You never pay us.
Should I patch one panel or rescreen the whole cage?
If the rest of the mesh is still dark and tight, replace the damaged panel. If it tears under a thumb or several panels are already patched, a full rescreen is usually the better spend.
Do I need the company to be licensed?
Ask any company for its license number and proof of insurance before work begins, and check the license with the Florida DBPR or your county.
Request a callback
Rather not leave a voicemail? Tell us here. We call you back the same day and pass the job to one independent screen company that covers your town.