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Pool Screen Repair in
Lake Mary, Florida

Roughly twenty minutes up 417 from our Oviedo shop. We rescreen pool cages and lanais across Lake Mary with heavy-duty fiberglass, no-see-um, pet-resistant or solar mesh — and we look at the frame before we quote the screen.

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Most Cages in One Day
Finished screen enclosure over a pool and spa, with clear views through new mesh to the yard beyond

Screen enclosures in Lake Mary

Lake Mary's problem is insects rather than weather. The neighbourhoods built around the lakes and retention ponds — Greenwood Lakes and the Markham Woods corridor especially — get enough no-see-um pressure through spring and autumn that standard 18x14 fiberglass mesh simply does not stop them. This is the one part of our service area where we recommend upgrading to no-see-um mesh often enough that it is worth raising before you ask. It cuts airflow slightly and costs a little more per panel, and on a lakefront lot it is the difference between using the cage in April and not.

What the housing here means for your cage

Timacuan and Magnolia Plantation cages date from the late eighties and nineties golf-course build-out, and at that age it is usually the screws and spline channel that have gone rather than the aluminum. Newer Lake Mary construction sits on larger lots with taller two-storey cages, which changes the job — height drives the price on a rescreen far more than pool size does.

Neighbourhoods we work in

HeathrowTimacuanGreenwood LakesMagnolia PlantationCardinal Oaks

Also serving nearby

HeathrowLongwoodSanfordMarkham Woods

Permits for Lake Mary go through the City of Lake Mary building department. Replacing screen in an unchanged frame is normally maintenance rather than permitted work, while structural changes generally are not — confirm with them before work starts, and we can tell you who to call. More on permits →

Lake Mary questions we get asked

Is no-see-um mesh worth it in Lake Mary?

On a lakefront or pond-backing lot, usually yes — standard 18x14 fiberglass does not stop no-see-ums, and spring and autumn are exactly when you want the cage. Further from water the case is much weaker and we will tell you so.

My Timacuan cage is from the eighties. Is it worth rescreening?

Usually yes. On Timacuan-era enclosures the aluminum is typically still sound and it is the fasteners and spline channel that have gone. We check that before quoting, and if the frame is past saving we say so rather than sell you screen for it.

Can you rescreen a two-storey Lake Mary cage in one day?

Sometimes, but we would rather commit to two days and finish early than promise one and leave you with a half-screened cage overnight. Height and panel count decide it, and we will tell you at the estimate.

Get a free Lake Mary estimate

We come out, count the panels, look at the frame and give you a fixed written price.