You should consider rescreening your pool cage when you notice signs of wear such as torn, sagging, or discolored screens, which can compromise the enclosure’s effectiveness in keeping out pests and debris. Regular maintenance ensures a safe and enjoyable outdoor space.

We offer a variety of screen materials for pool cages, including standard fiberglass, polyester, privacy screens, and pet-resistant screens. Each type provides different levels of durability, visibility, and insect protection, so you can choose the best option for your needs and environment.

The duration of the rescreening process depends on the size and condition of your pool cage. Minor repairs may take just a few hours, while complete rescreening of enclosures up to 3,000 square feet typically requires one to two days. Larger enclosures may take longer. Additionally, factors such as weather conditions and material availability can also affect the timeline.

While some homeowners may attempt DIY rescreening, hiring professionals offers significant advantages, including proper installation, optimal tension, and enhanced screen longevity. Professionals possess the specialized tools and expertise to complete the project efficiently, minimizing errors that could result in additional costs. Moreover, they are equipped to handle complex tasks like installing top screen panels, ensuring a flawless and durable finish.

The cost of rescreening varies based on factors such as the size of the enclosure, type of screen material chosen, and labor. On average, rescreening a standard pool cage can range from $2,600 to $5,200. Obtaining a detailed quote from a reputable service provider is recommended for accurate pricing.

Yes, rescreening enhances the visual appeal of your pool area by providing clean, taut screens that improve visibility and overall aesthetics. A well-maintained enclosure contributes to a more inviting and enjoyable outdoor space.

To prolong the life of your new screens, perform regular cleaning using mild soap and water to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive tools that can damage the screen material. Additionally, inspect the screens periodically for any signs of wear or damage and address issues promptly to maintain their effectiveness.

Absolutely. Rescreening provides an excellent opportunity to upgrade to more durable or specialized screen materials, such as pet-resistant or solar screens, to better suit your lifestyle and environmental conditions. Consult with your service provider to explore available options and select the best material for your needs.

When rescreening an existing pool cage, installing the screens panel by panel presents several challenges and incurs extra costs. During rescreening, technicians often work from below the top level of the cage using scaffolding. The groove where the spline is inserted faces upward, making it nearly impossible to attach the screen squarely on all four sides of a panel, as the technician’s hand will inevitably be obstructed by the panel’s framework. Alternatively, walking on top of the pool cage’s frame to install the screens poses a significant safety risk. Additionally, if a middle panel at the top of the cage becomes damaged, replacing it individually is nearly impossible without detaching other panels in the row. This is because once a screen is cut to fit the exact size of a panel, it typically cannot be reused. This process increases material waste and labor, as replacing one damaged panel may require reworking several adjacent panels. Given these challenges, rescreening projects often explore alternative approaches that balance durability, safety, and practicality for both the technician and the pool cage structure. Consult your service provider to determine the most suitable method based on your cage’s condition and specific requirements.

Typically, manufacturers offer a 5-year warranty on fiberglass screens and a 10-year warranty on polyester screens. Fiberglass screens are durable and cost-effective, providing reliable protection. Polyester screens, known for their enhanced strength and longevity, offer superior resistance to wear and environmental factors. These warranties reflect the expected lifespan and performance of these materials, ensuring your pool enclosure remains in excellent condition.

Rescreening services are estimated to cost between $2,700 and $5,000. The exact price can vary depending on the size of the structure, the type of screen materials selected, and the height of the existing structure. Contact us for a detailed quote tailored to your needs. We offer a free online estimate followed by a no-obligation onsite visit for a detailed quote. For more information, visit our Rescreening Services page.