How much does it cost to rescreen a pool enclosure?

It depends on the size of the cage, how many panels need work, and the mesh you choose — that's why we give free, no-obligation quotes. Most homeowners are surprised it costs less than they expected, especially compared to replacing the whole structure.

Can you replace just one torn panel?

Absolutely. You don't need to rescreen the entire cage for one or two damaged panels. We match the new screening to your existing setup so it blends in.

How long does a pool enclosure rescreen take?

Many full rescreens are completed in a single day or two, depending on size. We'll give you a realistic timeline with your quote.

Do you build new enclosures, or just repair?

Both. We repair and rescreen existing cages and build brand-new enclosures from the ground up.

Home/Services/Pool & Patio Enclosures

Palm Beach County

Pool & Patio Screen Enclosures

Your pool cage, rebuilt or repaired to stand up to Florida sun, storms, and salt air.

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Your pool cage is what makes a Florida backyard usable — it keeps bugs, leaves, and debris out so you can actually enjoy the water without fighting mosquitoes or skimming the pool every morning. But years of sun, rain, and salt air take their toll. Panels tear, frames sag, hardware corrodes, and what was once a clean, inviting space starts to look tired and let the bugs back in.

Great Screens repairs, rescreens, and rebuilds pool and patio screen enclosures across Palm Beach and Martin County. Whether you've got one ripped panel from a storm or a whole cage that needs to come down and go back up, we handle it — matching your existing frame, using coastal-grade materials, and leaving the job tight, clean, and built to last.

The problem

A sagging, torn, or storm-damaged pool enclosure lets bugs in, looks rough, and only gets worse. Loose hardware, ripped panels, and a dingy cage take the joy out of your pool deck.

What we do

We repair existing cages, replace individual screen panels, swap out failed hardware, and build brand-new enclosures from the ground up. Whether it's one torn panel or a full rescreen, we match your existing frame and leave it tight and clean.

What you get

A bug-free, great-looking pool deck; panels that stay taut for years; hardware built for coastal weather; a crew that cleans up after itself.

What We Do

We handle the full range of enclosure work: replacing individual torn or stretched screen panels, full rescreens of an entire cage, repairing or replacing corroded hardware and fasteners, fixing or reinforcing bent and sagging framing, repairing storm and hurricane damage, and building brand-new enclosures from the ground up. Every job is matched to your existing structure so repairs blend in seamlessly.

Common Signs Your Enclosure Needs Attention

Torn, ripped, or sagging screen panels
Bugs and debris getting into the pool area
Rust, corrosion, or loose hardware and screws
Frames that flex, sag, or have pulled away from anchors
Storm or hurricane damage
A faded, dingy look that drags down your home's appearance

Why Great Screens

As a local team serving Palm Beach and Martin County, we respond fast, charge no travel fees, and know exactly how South Florida's sun, storms, and coastal air affect aluminum and screening. We use materials chosen to hold up in Florida, we clean up after ourselves, and we stand behind our workmanship.