About Sarasota Pool Cage Repair

The short version: Sarasota Pool Cage Repair is a local screen enclosure repair service covering Sarasota County and the communities around it. We rescreen pool cages and lanais, handle screen enclosure repair in Sarasota on torn and sagging panels, rebuild corroded and storm-damaged aluminum frames, replace screen doors, and handle the small repairs in between. Work goes to licensed and insured contractors, quotes are free, and the price is written down before anyone starts.

What we actually do

Screen enclosures are most of what breaks around a Florida pool, and almost none of it is complicated once you know what you are looking at. A panel tears. Spline dries out and pops. Screws going into aluminum near the water give up after a few seasons. A storm comes through and takes out a whole side. We handle all of it, from one torn panel to a cage that needs rebuilding from the base plates up.

The five things people call us for are pool cage rescreening, rebuilds and frame replacement, lanai and screen enclosure repair, screen door replacement, and storm and hurricane damage. If you are not sure which one you have, that is fine. That is what the free measurement is for.

What we don't do

We are not a pool builder, a general contractor, or a screen kit shop. We don't sell you a do-it-yourself roll of mesh and wish you luck. We also don't do the thing where a small repair gets quoted as a full rebuild because the rebuild pays better. If two torn panels are the whole problem, we will tell you that and charge you for two torn panels. If you are weighing us against a handyman or your pool company, our guide on which pool cage jobs legally need a licensed contractor sets out the difference.

One more. We don't put review stars or testimonials on this site that we can't back up with something real. When there are verified reviews to show, they will go up here with names attached. Until then you get an honest description of the work and a free quote to judge us on.

Why local knowledge matters on a screen cage

Sarasota is hard on aluminum and harder on screen. Salt air coming off the bays and the canals works on fasteners constantly, so a cage a few blocks from the water near Siesta Key or Bird Key ages differently from one inland at Lakewood Ranch. The same summer sun that makes the pool worth having is what turns screen chalky and brittle, usually somewhere between year seven and year fifteen. And storm season runs June through November every year, which is why we look at the frame and the anchors on every visit, not just the mesh you asked about.

That is also why we use corrosion-resistant fasteners near the water rather than whatever came out of the truck. It costs a little more and it is the difference between a repair that holds and one you call about again in two seasons.

Licensed, insured, and honest about the code

Every job goes to a licensed and insured contractor. That is a rule of how this business operates, not a slogan. A straight rescreen does not need a permit. Structural work does, and it has to meet the Florida Building Code wind-load requirements for your zone, which is a real inspection and not a formality. If a job crosses that line we will say so up front rather than quietly doing it the cheap way.

How the quote works

You call (941) 541-6567 or send the form. We come out, measure the enclosure, and look at the screen, the spline, the fasteners, and the frame. Then you get a written price. No charge, no obligation, no sitting through a pitch. If the honest answer is that your cage has another few years in it, we will tell you that too.

Where we work

Sarasota County and the communities around it. Sarasota, Siesta Key, Lido Key, Bird Key, Longboat Key, Casey Key, Osprey, Nokomis, Palmer Ranch, Gulf Gate, Lakewood Ranch, Fruitville, Bee Ridge, Bradenton and Englewood. Venice, North Port, Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda are close by, so call and ask. Most of the time the answer is yes.