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 we put you through to a crew that works your town.

Call (561) 375-299524 hours. After a storm too.

We are a referral service, not a contractor. Your call goes to an independent, licensed screen company working in Palm Beach County.

What people call about

Pool screen repair

One panel or the whole cage, including 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, insurance paperwork.

What it usually costs in Palm Beach County

Price moves with cage size, the mesh you pick and whether the aluminium itself is damaged. These are the ranges crews here quote, so you know roughly where you stand before anyone comes out.

Job	Typical range	Notes
Single panel replaced	$75 – $200	Less if a crew is already nearby
Pool cage fully rescreened	$1,300 – $4,500	Depends on size and mesh
Screen door rebuild or replace	$180 – $600	Rollers and latch usually included
Window screen rescreen	$25 – $60 each	Per screen, minimum call-out applies
Storm damage with bent framing	Quoted on site	Often an insurance claim

Ranges only. The crew who visits gives you 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 fibreglass 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.