Pool Cage and Lanai Rescreening in Tampa, FL
TinyLuster rescreens torn or sun-rotted panels on pool cages, lanais and patio enclosures with Phifer 18/14 mesh, from a single panel to the whole enclosure, in Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties. The work is non-structural, and our labor comes with a 90-day warranty.
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A screened entry enclosure with new mesh.
Panels or the whole cage?
A few torn panels, a full rescreen or a lanai. Choose one to see what we do.
A few torn panels
Method
The mesh in the damaged panels is replaced, and the rest of the cage is left alone.
Equipment
Phifer 18/14 mesh and new spline.
We avoid
Replacing panels that do not need it.
Full rescreen
Method
Every panel rescreened when the mesh has faded and turned brittle.
Equipment
Quoted after we count the panels.
We avoid
Chasing tears one panel at a time on mesh near the end of its life.
Lanais and enclosures
Method
Lanais, screened patios, screen rooms over a slab and the screen doors on the cage.
Equipment
The same mesh and method as a pool cage.
We avoid
Structural aluminum work, which is a separate trade.
What's included
- The damaged mesh and spline removed from each panel
- New Phifer 18/14 mesh rolled in with new spline
- Wall panels, roof and upper panels, and door panels with a kick plate
- Lanais, screened patios and screen rooms
- No-see-um and pet mesh on request
- A 90-day warranty on our labor
Not included: structural repair of the aluminum (beams, uprights and their connections), new cages, or work that needs a permit. If we see structural damage, we tell you.
Photos from our rescreening jobs
Real TinyLuster jobs in Tampa Bay.
What happens to pool cage screens in Tampa Bay
Sun, storms and humidity each leave a different kind of damage.
Sun-rotted mesh
Years of Florida sun fade the mesh and make it brittle.
Press a panel gently. If it cracks or sheds instead of springing back, a full rescreen costs less per panel than repairing tears one at a time.
Storm damage
Summer storms and falling branches tear panels and pop the spline out of its channel.
We replace the damaged panels. A loose panel keeps tearing every time the wind catches it, so the repair is smaller if it is caught early.
Dirty but not torn
Algae and mildew turn intact screens green or black.
That calls for a cleaning, not a rescreen: a low-pressure soft wash of the screens and the frame.
A recent job: three panels in Thonotosassa
In July 2026, in Thonotosassa (33592), we replaced three screen panels of a pool cage: the door panel, a large panel and a lower panel.
Rescreen or clean?
If the mesh is whole but green or black from algae and mildew, the cage needs pool cage cleaning, a low-pressure soft wash with the pool protected. If the mesh is torn, sagging, pulled out of its channel or brittle, it needs rescreening. When only part of the cage is torn, we can rescreen those panels and clean the rest.
Will the new panels match?
New mesh is darker and tighter than mesh that has been in the sun for years, so single new panels stand out at first. If the difference bothers you, a full rescreen gives the cage an even look.
HOAs and condominium pools
We rescreen common-area pool enclosures for HOAs and condo associations. We schedule around pool hours and send the certificate of insurance before the job.
Window screens and screen doors
Torn window screens and screen doors are on their own page: window screen and screen door repair.
Price
From $65. Per wall panel. Upper panels, door panels and full rescreens are priced by count.
Wall panel
$65.
Roof or upper panel
$95.
Door panel with a kick plate
$110.
Minimum visit
$250.
Full rescreen
From $1,800 for a one-story cage and from $3,000 for a two-story cage, quoted after we count the panels.
Special mesh
No-see-um mesh adds $1.00 and pet mesh $2.50 per square foot.
We confirm the final price before any work starts. Ask for a free estimate
How it works
Ask for an estimate
Send the form, call (813) 364-2973 or send a text. Tell us what needs cleaning.
Free estimate
We look at the size, height and condition, and we confirm the price before any work starts.
The rescreen
We pull the damaged mesh and spline, roll in new Phifer 18/14 mesh with new spline, and trim each panel clean.
Final check
We check the result with you in good light before we leave.
Where we work
Pool cage rescreening across Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties.
Hillsborough County
Tampa, Brandon, Riverview, Plant City, Lutz, Odessa, Apollo Beach, Sun City Center, Thonotosassa
Pinellas County
St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Palm Harbor, Safety Harbor, Oldsmar, Dunedin, Pinellas Park
Pasco County
Land O' Lakes, Wesley Chapel, New Port Richey, Zephyrhills
Questions about pool cage rescreening
How do you price a rescreen?
By panel, with different prices for wall panels, upper or roof panels and door panels. For a full cage we count the panels and quote the whole job.
Do I need to be home?
Only to give us access to the backyard and the pool area.
Do you repair the aluminum frame?
No. Our work is the mesh and the spline. If we see structural damage, we tell you so you can call an aluminum enclosure contractor.
What does the 90-day warranty cover?
Our labor. If spline we installed pops out or the mesh comes loose within 90 days, we come back and fix it.
Get your free estimate
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- Free estimate
- Price confirmed before any work starts
“The team was professional, on time, and very detail-oriented.”
Prefer to talk? Call or text (813) 364-2973, Monday to Saturday, 6 AM to 10 PM.
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