Faded, rusting, or sagging pool cage? We restore aluminum enclosures with fresh paint, new cables, hardware and structural repairs — often for far less than a rebuild. Free estimates, upfront pricing.
We respond same-day during business hours
Florida sun, salt air, and humidity slowly fade and corrode aluminum pool enclosures. Instead of a costly rebuild, we restore what you have — repainting frames, replacing cables and hardware, and reinforcing weak structural members.
We clean, prep, and repaint corroded or faded aluminum framing with a durable coating that restores the look and protects against future rust.
Get a QuoteSagging roof panels or bowing walls often mean stretched or rusted cables. We replace pool cage cables and re-tension the structure so it stands straight again.
Get a QuoteRusted screws, brackets, and fasteners weaken the whole cage. We swap corroded hardware for new stainless components that hold up to Florida weather.
Get a QuoteBent, cracked, or corroded uprights and beams? We straighten, reinforce, or replace structural members to bring your enclosure back to full strength.
Get a QuoteNeed new screen too? Pair restoration with a full pool enclosure rescreen. We also handle pet doors and lanai screens. Serving Orlando, Oviedo, Winter Park, Lake Mary, Sanford, Port Orange and more.
No contractor runaround, no waiting weeks for a callback.
Takes 60 seconds. Tell us what's going on and 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.
Straightening bowed members, replacing corroded fasteners, re-anchoring where the cage meets the house or deck, and cable work where the structure uses cables. Screen goes on last, once the frame will hold tension.
Usually, depending on how far it has gone and whether the aluminum has creased. A single bowed member is routine; a structure racked across several bays is a harder conversation and sometimes a replacement one.
If screen keeps coming loose in the same place, a door has stopped latching, or there is rust staining running from joints, the frame is involved. If none of those apply and the mesh is simply old, a rescreen is all you need.
Get a free, honest estimate — no obligation and no runaround. Pool cage restoration, repainting and repair across 30+ Central Florida communities.