Pool Screen Repair in Fort Myers, FL Done Right the First Time
From a single torn panel to a full pool cage rescreen, we get your enclosure sealed up tight, clean, and bug-free — fast, and with an honest free estimate up front.
Fix That Torn Screen Before It Lets the Whole Backyard In
When your pool cage screen tears, sags, or blows out in a storm, you want it fixed right — not patched so it fails again next season. At All Screening Of SWFL, we provide fast, dependable pool screen repair in Fort Myers, FL for torn panels, damaged frames, and full enclosure rescreening. We're a local Southwest Florida crew that knows exactly what the sun, salt air, and hurricane season do to a pool enclosure, and we build every repair to stand up to it. Whether you need a single ripped panel replaced, new spline and fasteners, or a complete pool cage rescreen, we show up on time, quote it straight, and leave you with a clean, secure enclosure you can enjoy again — with honest pricing and free, no-pressure estimates.
Screen Services We Offer in Southwest Florida
Pool screens are just the start. From lanais and windows to brand-new pool cages, we handle the full range of screen work across the Fort Myers and Cape Coral area.
Lanai Screen Repair
Torn panels, sagging screen, and tired lanais repaired and rescreened so your outdoor space is comfortable again.
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Fast fixes and full rescreens for pool cage screens that are ripped, faded, or blown out by storms.
Learn moreScreen Door Replacement
New sliding and hinged screen doors that glide smoothly, latch tight, and keep the bugs outside.
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Fresh window screens and re-screening for torn, bent, or missing screens throughout your home.
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Design and construction of new pool cages and screen enclosures, engineered for Southwest Florida weather.
Learn moreComplete Pool Screen Repair & Rescreening Services
A pool enclosure takes a beating in Southwest Florida, and there's rarely just one thing wrong with it. From a single torn panel to a full rescreen, we handle the whole range — one crew, one clear price, one finished cage.
Fixing Torn or Missing Pool Screens
Ripped, stretched, or blown-out panels are our bread and butter. We remove the damaged mesh, re-spline the opening, and install new screen that's tight, clean, and matched to the rest of your cage.
Full Pool Cage Rescreening Options
When screens are brittle across the whole enclosure, a full rescreen makes more sense than piecemeal fixes. We rescreen the entire pool cage panel by panel so it looks and performs like new.
Upgrading to No-See-Um & Pet-Resistant Screens
Want to keep out the tiniest gnats or protect against claws and kids? We upgrade enclosures to fine no-see-um mesh and heavy-duty pet-resistant screen that lasts far longer than standard fiberglass.
Fasteners, Spline & Panel Replacement
The details are what make a repair last. We replace dried-out spline, corroded screws and fasteners, and individual panels so your enclosure stays tight and secure through the next storm season.
Not sure which repair you need? That's what the free estimate is for. We'll walk your enclosure, point out exactly what's failing, and recommend the most cost-effective fix — whether that's a simple patch or a full pool screen replacement across the whole cage.
Pool Cage & Screen Enclosure Repair in Fort Myers
A pool cage is more than mesh — it's an aluminum structure that has to stand up to wind, weight, and years of Florida weather. When the frame is bent, loose, or storm-damaged, screen alone won't hold.
Aluminum Frame Repair & Reinforcement
We straighten, replace, and reinforce bent or weakened aluminum members and connectors, restoring the strength the cage needs to shrug off wind.
Storm & Hurricane Damage Restoration
After a storm, we re-screen blown-out panels, replace broken framing, and re-anchor the structure to get your enclosure back to finished, secure condition fast.
Structural Enclosure Fixes
Sagging beams, loose super-gutters, and failing hardware get diagnosed and corrected so the whole enclosure sits true and works the way it should.
Extending the Life of Older Pool Cages
Not ready to replace the whole cage? We tune up older enclosures — swapping worn parts and re-securing connections — to add years without a full rebuild.
From routine pool cage repair in Fort Myers to a complete screen enclosure repair after a major storm, we treat every enclosure like it's our own — matching new screen to your framing, tensioning every panel so it doesn't sag, and cleaning up completely when we're finished.
Why Pool Screens Fail in Fort Myers, FL
Pool screens don't fail because they're cheap — they fail because Southwest Florida is one of the harshest environments in the country for an outdoor enclosure. Knowing what's breaking down your screen helps us recommend a longer-lasting fix.
Constant UV Exposure & Heat Breakdown
Year-round sun bakes screen mesh until the fibers turn brittle and chalky. Eventually a light touch or a strong breeze is all it takes to tear a panel that looked fine last season.
Hurricane Winds & Flying Debris
High winds push hard against a big screened surface, and airborne branches or roof debris punch right through mesh, popping spline and bending frames in a single storm.
Salt Air Corrosion Near Coastal Areas
Closer to the water, salt in the air corrodes screws, fasteners, and aluminum over time. Corroded hardware loosens screens and weakens the frame long before the mesh gives out.
Rain, Humidity & Wear Over Time
Constant humidity, heavy rain, and daily temperature swings work every joint and panel loose bit by bit. Even a well-built cage needs attention as normal wear adds up.
Whatever the cause, catching the damage early keeps a small patch from turning into a full rescreen. If you've spotted tears, rust at the fasteners, or panels starting to pull loose, it's worth a quick look before the next storm season or summer heat makes it worse.
Should You Repair or Fully Rescreen Your Pool Cage?
It's the question every homeowner asks, and the honest answer depends on the age and condition of your enclosure. We'll never talk you into a full rescreen you don't need — but we won't patch a cage that's past saving either.
When a Simple Repair Is the Smart Choice
If only a few panels are torn and the rest of the screen is still strong and flexible, a targeted repair is faster and far cheaper. There's no reason to rescreen a cage that's mostly healthy.
Signs Your Enclosure Needs Full Rescreening
When panels tear in several spots, the mesh looks faded and chalky, or new tears appear right after old ones are fixed, the screen has reached the end of its life and a full rescreen is the better value.
Cost Comparison: Repair vs. Replacement
A few panel repairs cost a fraction of a full rescreen, but repeated service calls add up fast. We lay out both numbers so you can weigh a quick fix against the longer-term value of rescreening.
Expected Lifespan of Pool Screens in Florida
Most screen mesh lasts about five to seven years here, while the aluminum frame lasts much longer. Knowing where your enclosure sits on that timeline makes the repair-or-rescreen decision easy.
Our goal is never to oversell you. If a simple patch or a single panel of pool screen replacement will get you several more good years, that's exactly what we'll recommend — and if a full rescreen is the smarter investment, we'll show you why in plain, honest numbers.
Why Homeowners Choose All Screening Of SWFL
You have plenty of options for pool cage repair in Fort Myers, FL. What keeps our customers coming back and referring their neighbors is simple: honest work, honest pricing, and a crew that shows up when it says it will.
Local Fort Myers Area Specialists
We live and work in Southwest Florida, so we know the neighborhoods, the permitting, and exactly how local weather treats a pool cage.
Materials Designed for Florida Conditions
We use screen, spline, and hardware chosen to resist UV, salt, and wind, so your repair holds up instead of failing again next summer.
Quick Turnaround & Reliable Scheduling
We respect your time with prompt estimates, honest scheduling windows, and same-week service on most repairs.
Straightforward Pricing With Free Estimates
Every job starts with a free, no-pressure estimate and clear pricing, so there are no surprises when the work is done.
From the first phone call to the final walkthrough, our focus stays simple: quality pool screen repair, fair pricing, and friendly local service you can count on season after season.
Service Areas Near Fort Myers, FL
Proudly providing pool screen repair, pool cage rescreening, and screen enclosure repair across Fort Myers, Lee County, and the surrounding coast.
Cape Coral, FL
North Fort Myers, FL
Estero, FL
Bonita Springs, FL
Lehigh Acres, FL
Sanibel, FL
Fort Myers Beach, FL
Fort Myers, FL
Not sure if you're in our service area? Give us a call — if you're anywhere around Fort Myers and Lee County, there's a good chance we can help with your pool screen repair, pool cage rescreening, or screen enclosure repair.
Get a Fast Pool Screen Repair Quote Today
Tired of looking at that torn panel or sagging cage? Reach out and we'll get you a fast, honest quote — with same-week availability in most cases.
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Pool Screen Repair FAQs for Fort Myers Homeowners
How much does pool screen repair cost in Fort Myers?
A single torn panel or spline repair often runs from about $75 to $250, while larger jobs like re-screening a full pool cage are usually priced by the panel or by the square foot and can range from roughly $1,200 to $4,500 or more, depending on the size of the enclosure, the screen type, and any frame work needed. We always give a free, upfront estimate so you know the cost before we start.
How long does a pool screen repair take?
Most small repairs, such as a few torn panels, new spline, or replacing fasteners, are finished in a single visit, often in under a couple of hours. A full pool cage rescreen typically takes one to two days depending on the size of the enclosure and the weather. We give you a realistic time frame with your estimate.
Do I need a permit for pool screen repair in Fort Myers?
Simple screen and spline repairs usually do not require a permit. However, structural work, such as replacing framing, rebuilding a section of the cage, or a full enclosure replacement after storm damage, often does require a permit in Lee County and the City of Fort Myers. We handle the permitting when it is needed so your project stays code-compliant.
What screen type lasts longest in Florida?
For most Fort Myers homes, an 18/14 no-see-um mesh or a heavier pet-resistant screen holds up best against our sun, wind, and insects. Standard 18/14 fiberglass is the most common and cost-effective option, while pet-resistant screen is far more tear-resistant. We help you match the screen to your budget, your view, and how the enclosure is used.
Can you repair hurricane-damaged pool enclosures?
Yes. Storm and hurricane damage is one of the most common jobs we handle in Southwest Florida. We repair and replace bent or broken aluminum framing, re-screen blown-out panels, re-secure the structure, and return your enclosure to safe, finished condition. If the damage is extensive, we will walk you through repair versus replacement and any documentation you may need for insurance.
How often should pool screens be replaced?
In our climate, screen mesh typically lasts about five to seven years before UV and heat make it brittle, while the aluminum frame and hardware can last much longer with maintenance. If your screens sag, tear easily, or look chalky and faded, it is usually time to rescreen. Checking the enclosure after storm season helps you catch small issues before they spread.