Water finding its way in where the screen roof meets the house, along a panel seam, or pooling in a corner isn’t always the mesh’s fault. We find where it’s actually getting in before we reseal anything.
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Most enclosure leaks aren’t the screen — they’re a seam, a flashing detail where the roof meets the house, or a low corner that never drained right. We find the actual path before we reseal.
Where your screen roof ties into the house’s roofline is the single most common leak point on an enclosure. Old tape and sealant fail long before the aluminum does — we strip it back and redo the detail properly, not just recaulk over it.
Get a QuoteWater pooling in one corner instead of draining off usually means a low point that developed as the frame or slab settled, or a gutter detail that was never quite right. We find which it is.
Get a QuoteWater tracking in along a panel seam or where two frame members meet means the seal there has dried out or the joint has opened slightly. We reseal or refasten, whichever is actually wrong.
Get a QuoteScreen torn along with the leak? See screen panel replacement or a full rescreen. If the frame has shifted or the fasteners are rusted, see pool cage restoration and screw & fastener repair.
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Rarely. Screen mesh doesn’t hold water back or let it in — the leak path is almost always a seam, a flashing detail, or a joint that’s opened up. We look at the whole assembly, not just the mesh, before saying what’s wrong.
Usually a low point that developed as the slab or frame settled slightly over the years, or a downspout detail that was never quite right. We can tell you which at the estimate, and whether it’s a sealant fix or something the frame needs.
The leak. Rescreening a panel that’s leaking at the seam behind it just delays the same call. We fix the water path first, then handle any screen that got damaged because of it.
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