Tampa Bay Pool Enclosure Screen Repair

Pool Cage Screen Repair Services Near Tampa, FL

As your premier pool cage screen repair specialists in Tampa, our #1 priority is to be upfront and completely straightforward when it comes to your pool cage and enclosure repairs. Our company has built a stellar reputation with homeowners around Wesley Chapel, Lutz and surrounding areas because of how forthcoming we are about what repairs are required. Often times, our suggestions have saved homeowners from spending an excessive amount of money ranging between $400-2000 on replacing their pool cage. A pool cage repair might be all that’s necessary for your home in Pasco or Hillsborough county.

A good indicator of needing a repair for your pool cage is when something noticeably minor happens, such as small rips and tears from pets or animals, chips in the paint or the pool screen pulled off its frame. For instances like this, repairs are the way to go. Doing consistent maintenance on your pool enclosure will ensure that the need for repairs or expensive replacements become infrequent. Some examples of minor repairs gradually getting worse are:

Small rips and tears: Small critters and family pets can do some considerable damage to the screen mesh over time with their claws and teeth, making it extremely important to supervise your pool screen and do the necessary maintenance to preserve the condition. Over time, the carnage wreaked by these small critters makes the rips and tears larger and more prominent. Once the tears are large enough, it’s the perfect entryway for small insects and pests to fly into the enclosure.

Chips in the paint: After 5-10 years, the paint on your pool cage starts to become noticeably more flaky and loose. It’s ill-advised to wait more than 10 years to repaint your pool cage, because the condition will only worsen the longer it’s neglected. It’s fairly common to get both, your house and pool cage repainted around the same time.

Pool Screen pulled off frame: Though this is uncommon in Florida, pool screens can sometimes be ripped out of the groove. When a pool screen is stretched out excessively, it will start exhibiting sagging characteristics, which will cause the edges to dismantle and tear away from the frame. It’s also possible that the framing holding the screens together could be weakening. If this is occurring in multiple areas of your screen enclosure, it might be more economically rational to do a full rescreening.

Please call us if you have any questions or request a quote if you’re experiencing any of these problems with your pool cage & screen enclosure.

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