Complete Rescreening
Pool & Lanai Rescreening in Bradenton, FL
Replacing the screen across your pool enclosure or lanai — a uniform, refreshed finish instead of patching panel after panel.
A fresh start
When repairs stop making sense
Screen doesn’t usually fail all at once. A panel tears, then another, then the roof screen starts to sag and the color fades. At some point, repairing individual panels becomes a cycle: every visit fixes one area while the next one is already starting to go.
Rescreening breaks that cycle. Instead of replacing isolated panels, the old screen is removed across the enclosure — or a large section of it — and new mesh is installed throughout. The result is a pool cage or lanai that looks consistent from every angle, with no patchwork of old and new.
Pool enclosure rescreening and lanai rescreening use the existing frame. It’s about the screen, done on a larger scale.
Repair vs. rescreen
How to tell which you need
We’re glad to recommend a repair when a repair is all you need. Rescreening tends to make more practical sense when:
- Damage keeps coming back
- If you’ve repaired several panels over the past few seasons and more keep failing, the screen as a whole is likely near the end of its life.
- The screen is brittle or faded
- Sun-aged mesh tears easily. When most panels look chalky or feel brittle, new panels next to them won’t last as long as you’d hope.
- Roof screen is sagging
- Widespread sagging on the roof of a pool cage is often a sign that the screen across the enclosure has aged.
- You want a uniform look
- New panels can stand out against older mesh. Rescreening gives the entire enclosure the same clean, even appearance.
Planning ahead
What a rescreening project involves
- An honest assessment
- We look at the whole enclosure, not just the damaged areas, and explain whether full or partial rescreening makes sense.
- Choosing the screen
- Rescreening is a good time to reconsider screen type, for example if you’d like a little more privacy in certain areas.
- Removing the old mesh
- The existing screen is taken out of the frame, and the channels that hold it are prepared for new mesh.
- Installing new screen
- New mesh is fitted panel by panel and secured for an even, consistent finish across the enclosure.
- A final walk-through
- We review the finished enclosure with you so you can see the result up close.
Our approach
Clear recommendations, careful work
Every rescreen begins with a free estimate. We explain what we see, what we recommend and why, so you can decide with confidence. Once you approve, we schedule the work and keep you informed along the way.
Sometimes what looks like a screen problem is really a frame problem — bent members, loose connections or damaged enclosure components. Our page on pool cage repair and restoration explains how those issues are evaluated.
In Bradenton, FL
Rescreening for Bradenton pool cages and lanais
Strong sun, humidity and summer storms are part of life in Bradenton, and over time they wear on any screen. Rescreening restores the look and comfort of a pool enclosure or lanai without changing the space you already know.
We help Bradenton homeowners rescreen pool enclosures and lanais of many shapes and sizes.
FAQ
Questions homeowners ask
Can you rescreen only part of my enclosure?
Yes. Partial rescreening — for example, the walls but not the roof, or one side of a lanai — can be a practical option. We’ll discuss it during your estimate.
Does rescreening include the frame?
Rescreening replaces the screen within your existing frame. If parts of the frame need attention, we’ll point them out separately.
Is rescreening better than repairing panels?
It depends on the condition of your screen. When damage is limited, repair is usually the right call. When most of the screen is aging, rescreening often makes more sense.
Can I change screen type when I rescreen?
Rescreening is a good opportunity to consider a different screen in certain areas, such as privacy screen on lower panels. Ask about options during your estimate.
Free Estimates
Request a free rescreening estimate
Tell us about your enclosure or lanai and what you’ve noticed. A Screening Professional will follow up to arrange a visit.
Prefer to talk it through? Call 941-297-4503.