Lee · Collier · Charlotte
Find a trusted pool cage & screen enclosure pro in Southwest Florida
Compare 52 local rescreening, repair, painting and new-enclosure companies across 12 SWFL communities. Real businesses, real contact info, plus local cost guides and permit tips.
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Pool Cage Rescreening
Replacing worn, torn or sun-rotted mesh on an existing pool cage or lanai frame.
Pool Cage & Lanai Screen Repair
Fixing torn panels, popped spline, sagging screens, doors, closers and damaged frame parts without a full rescreen.
New Pool Cages & Screen Enclosures
Designing, permitting and building a new pool cage, lanai enclosure, screen room or cage extension.
Pool Cage Painting & Restoration
Cleaning, prepping and repainting an aluminum cage, usually with new hardware and often a rescreen, to restore an older enclosure.
Hurricane & Storm Damage Repair
Repairing or rebuilding enclosures damaged by hurricanes, tropical storms, high wind or fallen trees.
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Why pool cages are different in Southwest Florida
Few places have as many screened pools as Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties. Those enclosures live with salt air, intense sun, daily summer storms and hurricane season every year. Screens wear out, fasteners corrode and storms bend frames, so most homeowners will hire a screen company more than once.
CageCompass brings the local options together in one place, with honest cost ranges from local sources, permit offices for each city and a link to check every contractor's license with the state.
Frequently asked questions
How are pros chosen for CageCompass?
Every listing is a real Southwest Florida business we found on its own website or a public business listing. We do not sell rankings in the main list, and we never publish made-up ratings or reviews. Featured placements are always labeled.
Is CageCompass free for homeowners?
Yes. Browsing and requesting quotes are free for homeowners.
Do I need a licensed contractor for my pool cage?
Structural work on screen enclosures falls under Florida's licensed contractor categories. Simple rescreens may not need a permit, but you should still verify any contractor's license on the Florida DBPR site. Source: Fla. Admin. Code R. 61G4-15.100, Certified Specialty Contractors
What does a pool cage rescreen cost?
One Cape Coral contractor's 2026 guide puts a typical full rescreen between $1,200 and $3,500, with large or upgraded jobs higher. Source: Back Bay Pools, 'Pool Rescreen Cost in Cape Coral for 2026'