The average lifespan of a screen enclosure is 7-10 years, depending on weather conditions and screen material. If you notice wear and tear, such as holes, sagging, or fading, it’s time to rescreen. Regular maintenance can extend the life of your screens.

Pool cage repairs typically involve replacing torn or damaged screens, fixing or replacing structural components like beams or fasteners, and ensuring that the enclosure is secure and properly tensioned. A professional will also check for rust or corrosion on metal parts and make any necessary repairs.

Yes, you can replace just one or a few damaged screen panels without replacing the entire enclosure. This is a common, cost-effective solution if only certain sections of your screen are torn or worn out.

The most popular materials for lanai and pool cage screens are fiberglass and polyester. Fiberglass is durable and budget-friendly, while polyester is stronger and longer-lasting, especially in areas with harsh weather conditions. 

Some screens also offer added features like No-See-Um and insect protection, privacy, or pet resistance.

All our screens are USA branded and provide the highest quality. 

The time it takes to rescreen your lanai or pool cage depends on the size of the enclosure and the extent of the damage. On average, a typical lanai or pool cage can be fully rescreened in 1-3 days. Minor repairs or individual panel replacements can be done in just a few hours.