A cage roof that’s started to sag usually isn’t the aluminum failing — it’s a support cable that’s gone slack, snapped, or pulled its mounting plate loose. We replace or re-tension it and put the roofline back where it belongs.
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Cages over a certain span rely on cables to hold the roof panels’ shape. When a cable stretches, snaps, or the plate it’s bolted to corrodes, the roof drops and starts tearing screen at the low point.
We replace the cable outright rather than trying to re-tension wire that’s already stretched past where it holds — a re-tensioned worn cable just goes slack again within a season.
Get a QuoteThe plate a cable anchors to corrodes from the inside out long before it looks bad from underneath. If yours has gone soft or rust-stained, we replace the plate and re-anchor into sound material.
Get a QuoteOnce new cable is in, we bring the roof panels back to their built shape before any screen goes back on — rescreening a roof that’s still sagging just tears the new mesh again.
Get a QuoteFrame sound but the mesh torn where it sagged? See screen panel replacement. Rust running from more than one joint usually means the whole structure needs a look — see pool cage restoration and aluminum frame repair.
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Look at the shape of the roof, not the screen. If a section has visibly dropped or one area of mesh is under more tension than the rest, that’s a frame or cable issue that will keep tearing new screen until it’s fixed.
Sometimes, if it’s simply come loose at the turnbuckle rather than stretched or corroded. If the cable itself has elongated or is showing rust, replacing it is the only fix that holds — re-tensioning stretched wire buys a few months at most.
It’s priced separately since it’s frame work, not screen, but we’ll always tell you at the estimate if your cage needs it — a sagging roofline is one of the first things we check before quoting a rescreen.
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