Torn, sagging, or sun-bleached screens? Screen Boss re-screens pool cages and lanais fast with premium heavy-duty mesh, restoring your enclosure to like-new condition.
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Florida's intense UV, humidity, and storm seasons take a toll on screen mesh long before the aluminum frame underneath gives out — which is why rescreening is one of the most cost-effective ways to bring an enclosure back to life. Screen Boss replaces torn, sagging, and sun-bleached panels with premium Phifer fiberglass mesh, offering standard 18x14, no-see-um 20x20, and pet-resistant options so you can upgrade durability while we're already on site. Every rescreen includes fresh spline, track cleaning, and a full mesh damage assessment at no charge, and because most projects wrap up in a single day, the disruption to your outdoor space is minimal. When a hurricane or tropical storm blows through, our crews also mobilize fast for emergency panel replacements to secure your pool cage and keep debris out.
Most re-screening projects are completed in a single day, minimizing disruption to your outdoor living space.
We respond quickly after hurricanes and tropical storms to replace torn or blown-out screen panels.
Switch to superior no-see-um or pet-resistant screen material during your re-screen for improved durability.

Got questions about Lanai & Pool Cage Re-Screening? Here are quick answers.
If your aluminum frame is still structurally sound (no corrosion or bent beams), re-screening is a cost-effective way to fully restore appearance and function.
Quality Phifer fiberglass screen typically lasts 8-12 years in Florida's intense UV conditions before requiring replacement.