Palm Beach County
Full enclosure rescreening
Every panel out, new mesh in, new spline throughout. The job you do once a decade instead of patching through a season.
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 long it takes
A typical two story pool cage is a one to two day job for a two person crew. Larger enclosures with picture windows take longer, mostly because the big spans have to be tensioned carefully or they drum in the wind.
Which mesh
Standard fiberglass is cheapest and shortest lived in salt air. Heavier pet mesh resists claws and stray branches. No-see-um mesh has a tighter weave for the small biting insects near the water, at some cost in airflow. Ask for two of them priced side by side.
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 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.
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.