When the frame is the problem, new screen is money wasted. We straighten, splice and replace structural aluminum so the cage holds its shape before anything gets rescreened.
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A cage that has racked or lost a footing will keep tearing screen no matter how well the mesh is fitted. We assess the structure first and tell you honestly what it needs.
Uprights and beams that have taken a hit can often be straightened or spliced in place rather than replaced. Cheaper, faster, and it keeps the original geometry.
Get a QuoteSalt air and standing water eat aluminum at the base first. We cut out the corroded section, set a new post, and re-anchor into sound concrete.
Get a QuoteScrews fail long before the metal does. We pull the corroded fasteners, upsize where the hole has opened up, and refit in stainless so the joint holds.
Get a QuoteSlack or snapped cables let the roof sag and the screen tear. We replace cables and re-tension the structure back to the shape it was built to.
Get a QuoteFrame sound but screen torn? See pool enclosure rescreens and screen panel replacement. For faded framing see pool cage repainting, or a new frame-in enclosure if it is past saving. Serving Orlando, Oviedo, Winter Park, Lake Mary and more.
No contractor runaround, no waiting weeks for a callback.
Takes 60 seconds. Tell us what's going on and where you're located. We respond the same day during business hours.
We show up on time and give you an honest assessment and upfront price. No surprises, no pressure.
Our crew handles everything cleanly and efficiently. We back all work with a satisfaction guarantee.
Most can be repaired. Replacement is only genuinely necessary when the footings have failed or a large share of the members are corroded through. We will show you which it is rather than quoting a rebuild by default.
Replacing members like for like is normally maintenance and not permitted work. Changing the structure, or replacing a large portion of it, generally is. We confirm with the jurisdiction before starting.
If both are needed, yes. The screen has to come off for frame work anyway, so doing them together saves paying twice for the same labor.
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