Tequesta, Florida
Pool screen repair in Tequesta
Pool cages, lanais, screen doors and window screens in Tequesta and the rest of Palm Beach County. Tell us what is torn, and we put you in touch with an independent screen company that covers Tequesta.
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.
Screen enclosures in Tequesta: what to know
Tequesta is a small riverside village in the north of the county.
- Tequesta covers 1.75 square miles. It includes most of the land from the northwest fork of the Loxahatchee River east to the ocean on Jupiter Island, and north to the county line. education.pbchistory.org
- In 1955 Charles Martyn bought 350 acres along the north and northwest forks of the Loxahatchee River and laid out 600 home sites as the Tequesta Country Club. That subdivision became the core of the village, incorporated in 1957. education.pbchistory.org
- Screen room permits must include site-specific wind design criteria, signed and sealed by an architect or engineer licensed in Florida. tequesta.org
- The village's plan-review page lists design wind speeds of 160 mph for Category I structures, 170 mph for Category II, and 180 mph for Categories III and IV. tequesta.org
From Village of Tequesta and Palm Beach County pages, checked 25 Sep 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the building department before work starts.
What we can arrange in Tequesta
- Single panel replacement on a pool cage
- Full enclosure rescreening
- Screen doors, rollers and latches
- Kick plates and pet mesh
- Window screen rescreening
- Storm damage assessment
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
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