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Screen Panel Replacement

You don't always need a whole new enclosure. When a storm, a branch or the dog damages a few panels, we replace just those with high-quality Phifer screen, matched to the rest of your cage.

Screen panel replacement at The Sanctuary at River Strand in Bradenton
Screen panel replacement at The Sanctuary at River Strand in Bradenton

What damages panels

  • Storms and hurricanes that rip panels or pull the screen loose
  • Falling branches and flying debris
  • Pets jumping, leaning and scratching
  • Age, when a few panels in the sun give out before the rest

For panels your dogs can reach, we can install pet screen, a heavy-duty mesh that stands up to large dogs with sharp nails.

Costs up front

Replacing a few panels is common work for us, and we keep it affordable. We discuss every cost up front when we give you the estimate, so there are no surprises.

Bought a fixer-upper?

We often work with first-time homeowners whose new house came with tired screens. New screen is one of the most visible upgrades you can make: it makes the pool and lanai usable again and adds to the value of the home.

Prefer to do it yourself?

For a single wall panel, it can be a weekend project. We wrote a step-by-step guide: how to replace a screen panel on a pool enclosure. For overhead panels or a cage-wide job, it's worth calling a pro.

Ready for screens that last?

Call for a no-hassle quote. We can often price the job over the phone.