Pool Cage Rescreening
Older Fort Myers cages often reach a point where every bay is due. A complete rescreen replaces all of it and resets the appearance of the entire structure.
Learn about pool cage rescreening
MC Screen Repair • Southwest Florida
MC Screen Repair handles residential screen repair, rescreening, screen door replacement, and enclosure refurbishment throughout Fort Myers, Florida. We work across the full range of local housing stock — long-established homes with older aluminum cages and newer builds with large panoramic enclosures.
Fort Myers covers a lot of ground and a lot of enclosure ages. What a 1980s pool cage needs is different from what a five-year-old lanai needs, and the services below cover both ends.
Fort Myers has a wide range of enclosure ages, and that's the main thing that shapes screen work here. Many neighborhoods have pool cages that have been standing for decades, with screening that has been patched more than once.
Sun exposure and summer storms are the two forces that do the most damage. Long hot afternoons make older screen material brittle, and heavy seasonal rain and wind then find the panels that have already lost flexibility.
Storm exposure is a real consideration inland as well as near the river. Enclosures that came through recent seasons intact structurally can still have screening that was stretched, loosened, or torn in ways that only show up later.
Older enclosures
Long-standing cages often have mixed-age screening and previous patch repairs.
Sun exposure
Extended direct sun stiffens screen material until it splits at the frame.
Storm and wind
Seasonal weather loosens panels and tears the ones already weakened.
Large structures
Big multi-bay cages age unevenly, which makes a walkthrough worthwhile before deciding scope.
A partial or full rescreen brings the enclosure back to a single, uniform appearance.
Mismatched patch panels are one of the most common things we're asked to fix on older Fort Myers cages.
Damaged panels are replaced and matched to the surrounding screening.
Brittle material is replaced; it can't be repaired in place.
If screening cracks when pressed in several places, a rescreen is usually the practical route.
We replace existing screen doors and fit applicable door kits and hardware.
Screening-related screws and fasteners are replaced during the work.
We refurbish screening, doors, and screening hardware on existing enclosures.
For a newer enclosure with one or two damaged bays, repair is straightforward and the match is usually close to invisible.
For an older Fort Myers cage that's already carrying two or three patch panels, adding a fourth rarely leaves anyone happy. A full rescreen restores one consistent color and tension across the structure and is often the point where a tired cage looks new again.
We'll walk the enclosure with you and identify which panels are still sound. That's a judgment that needs to be made on site, not from a photograph.
Not sure what your enclosure needs?
Request a Free EstimateSend a few details through the free estimate form — photos help — or call us directly.
We discuss what's happening with your screening, doors, or enclosure hardware.
Estimates are performed on site so the recommended repair or rescreen matches the actual structure.
Once you approve the scope, we carry out the screen work and leave the enclosure ready to use.
Screening specialists
Repair, rescreening, replacement, and enclosure refurbishment — that's the full scope of our work.
Any size project
One panel or an entire multi-bay pool cage.
Experience with older enclosures
Aging aluminum cages with mixed-age screening are common work for us.
Doors and hardware
Screen doors, door kits, hardware, and screening fasteners handled together.
Free in-person estimates
The recommendation comes from looking at your enclosure, not a template.
Yes. Pool cage screen repair is a core service in Fort Myers.
Yes. We remove all existing screening and replace it across the full structure.
This is common on older Fort Myers enclosures where the material has aged evenly.
Yes. Partial rescreening is available when the remaining screening is still in good condition.
Yes. Rescreening the affected area or the full enclosure restores a uniform appearance.
Yes. Lanais, patios, and existing screen rooms are all within our scope.
Yes. Existing screen doors, applicable door kits, and related hardware.
Use the free estimate form or call (239) 262-5746. Estimates are free and performed in person.
More detail on every service is on our rescreening and screen repair services page, and the full list of communities is on our Southwest Florida service areas page.
MC Screen Repair works throughout Southwest Florida. These communities are close to Fort Myers.
Screen Repair in Fort Myers, FL
From a single torn panel to a complete pool cage rescreen, send us the details for a free in-person estimate in Fort Myers.