When the problem goes beyond the screen
Screen damage is easy to spot. Frame problems can be more subtle: a member that is bent after a storm, a section damaged by a falling limb, corrosion where aluminum meets the deck, or a door that drags or no longer latches. Frame, door and hardware problems can affect how an enclosure looks and functions and may require repair beyond the screening itself.
Our pool cage repair and restoration service focuses on the aluminum frame, the doors and the hardware of pool enclosures, lanai enclosures and other screen enclosures.
Pool cage repairs we handle
- Aluminum and frame repairs on pool cages, swimming pool enclosures, lanai enclosures and screen enclosures.
- Replacement of damaged frame sections or members that are bent, broken or deteriorated.
- Pool cage door repair and adjustment for doors that sag, stick, drag or do not close properly.
- Hardware repair and replacement, including hinges, closers, latches and handles.
- Broader pool cage restoration that combines frame work, screening and finishing for an older enclosure.
- Complete pool cage replacement when repair is no longer practical.
Repair, restore or replace?
Every enclosure is different, and the right approach depends on its condition.
Repair
Targeted repair may be appropriate when damage is limited to specific sections, doors or hardware and the remaining enclosure is in suitable condition.
Restore
When an enclosure is serviceable but worn overall, a restoration project may combine frame repairs with a full rescreen and pool cage painting, refreshing the enclosure without necessarily replacing the entire enclosure.
Replace
When deterioration or damage is widespread, full pool cage replacement may be worth considering instead of repairing multiple sections individually. For new construction, see our enclosure installation page.
During a free estimate, the condition of the enclosure can be reviewed and repair, restoration or replacement options can be discussed.
Screen damage or frame damage?
It helps to know which kind of work your enclosure needs. Torn or loose individual panels are covered by pool screen repair. Screening that is aging throughout is a rescreening project, and a faded or chalky frame finish is a painting project. Bent or damaged frame members, failing doors, worn hardware and broader restoration or replacement belong here.
Doors and hardware
Pool cage doors are opened and closed constantly, so hinges, closers, latches and handles wear over time. We repair and replace components such as hinges, closers, latches, handles and door screening. Properly functioning screen doors and hardware improve everyday access and help the enclosure operate as intended.
Adding privacy during a larger project
A broader enclosure project can be a convenient time to reconsider your screening. If you would like more privacy from neighbors, you can ask about privacy screen installation on your pool cage or lanai.
Pool cage repair and restoration in North Port
North Port Screening is locally owned, licensed and insured, with 10 years in business, and offers free estimates. We serve North Port and surrounding areas. Call 941-352-2517 or request a free pool cage repair estimate using the form on this page.