Pool screen repair
Nearly every pool cage call is one of three things: a panel torn by wind or a branch, a door that has dropped off its rollers, or spline working out of the channel.
One panel or the whole cage
If the rest of the mesh is still tight and dark, replacing the damaged panel is the sensible repair and it is usually one visit. If the screening tears under a thumb, patching a panel buys a few months and the next one goes soon after. A crew will tell you which you have, and you are free to get a second opinion before spending anything.
The door is its own job
Cage doors take more abuse than any panel. Rollers wear, the frame racks out of square and the latch stops catching. That is often fixable without touching the rest of the enclosure.
Get a crew out
Tell us the screen and the address. It goes straight to a crew working that part of the county.
Palm Beach County, town by town
West Palm Beach
Screens, cages and lanais
Boca Raton
Screens, cages and lanais
Delray Beach
Screens, cages and lanais
Boynton Beach
Screens, cages and lanais
Wellington
Screens, cages and lanais
Jupiter
Screens, cages and lanais
Palm Beach Gardens
Screens, cages and lanais
Royal Palm Beach
Screens, cages and lanais
Lake Worth
Screens, cages and lanais
North Palm Beach
Screens, cages and lanais
Riviera Beach
Screens, cages and lanais
Greenacres
Screens, cages and lanais
Tequesta
Screens, cages and lanais
Loxahatchee
Screens, cages and lanais