How Much Does Pool Cage Rescreening Cost?
Typical price ranges for repairs and full rescreens, what moves the number, and how to compare quotes in Coral Springs.
- Pool cages, lanais, patios & doors
- Single panels to full rescreens
- Serving Coral Springs & nearby cities
The short answer
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Small repairs (a few panels) | $200 – $600 |
| Replace one screen panel | $25 – $65 per panel |
| Replace a pool screen door | $50 – $150 per door |
| Full pool cage rescreen | $1,200 – $3,500 |
| Rescreen, per square foot of screen | $0.75 – $1.50 |
Source: HomeGuide pool screen repair cost guide (national averages). Your price depends on size, height, mesh type and condition. Always get a written quote.
Rescreen cost by enclosure size
| Size | 1-story | 2-story |
|---|---|---|
| 15' x 30' | $900 – $2,100 | $1,500 – $3,200 |
| 20' x 40' | $1,500 – $3,500 | $2,000 – $4,600 |
| 30' x 50' | $2,100 – $5,000 | $3,000 – $7,000 |
Source: HomeGuide.
What changes the price
- Height. Two-story cages need scaffolding (about 30% more, per HomeGuide).
- Attached vs free-standing. An attached enclosure has one less wall to screen.
- Roof style. Gable, mansard, hipped or segmented roofs take longer.
- Split purlins. Installers can't run one sheet across the roof, so each section is splined separately.
- Mesh. No-see-um, pet and premium screens cost more than standard.
- Fasteners. Rusty screws are best replaced during the rescreen.
- Access. Tight side yards and landscaping add time.
How to compare quotes
- Same scope. Make sure every quote covers the same panels, roof and doors.
- Mesh named. Brand and type (e.g. 18/14 standard, 20/20 no-see-um, pet screen) should be written on the quote.
- Extras listed. Spline, cleaning, fasteners, kickplates and disposal itemized or clearly included.
- Warranty in writing. Labor and material, and for how long.
- Payment terms. HomeGuide advises against large upfront payments or paying in full in cash.
Services
Pool Screen Repair
Torn, loose or popped-out panels replaced one at a time.
Pool Cage Rescreening
New mesh across the whole enclosure when the old screen is worn out.
Screen Enclosure Repair
Spline, fasteners, cables, kickplates and frame issues.
Patio & Lanai Screen Repair
Screened porches, patios and lanais attached to the house.
Screen Door Repair
Doors that sag, drag, won't latch or have torn screen.
Hurricane Damage Screen Repair
Storm-torn panels, debris damage and post-storm checks.
Frequently asked questions
Why do quotes vary so much?
Size, height, roof style, split purlins, mesh type and fastener condition all change the labor. HomeGuide notes 2-story enclosures need scaffolding and cost about 30% more, and gable, mansard or hipped roofs add 10% to 20%.
Is premium mesh worth it?
HomeGuide says mesh is 30% to 50% of the total cost and warns that cheap screen can last only 3 to 4 years, so a longer-lasting mesh often costs less per year.
How many quotes should I get?
HomeGuide recommends getting at least three detailed estimates and a written contract and warranty before work begins.
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