Lanai Screen Repair& Rescreening in Orlando
Torn panels, a door that slams, pets pushing through the screen or a lanai that just looks tired — we fix it all in one visit, with fixed prices and a 5-year warranty.
- Panels from $50
- Rescreen from $1.50/sq ft
- 5-year warranty
Exact price from your photos — usually in about 15 minutes.
What’s the difference?
People use these words for the same thing all the time. Here’s how we tell them apart — and the good news: we work on all three.
Pool cage
A freestanding aluminum frame over the pool and deck, with screen on the walls and the roof. Often 1 or 2 stories tall.
- Screen walls + screen roof
- Usually the biggest area to rescreen
- Hurricane cables and tall beams
Lanai
A covered porch under the house roof (or its own solid roof). Only the walls are screened, the roof is solid.
- Screen walls only, solid roof
- Often next to or inside the pool cage
- Doors, kickplates and pet screen are common
Patio / screen room
A screened area built on a patio slab or pavers, with a screen roof or a solid insulated roof.
- Built on a slab or pavers
- Screen or insulated aluminum roof
- Can be added to any back yard
What does your lanai need?
Tap the problem that looks like yours to see the fix and the price.
Torn panels or screen popping out
- Signs
- Holes from pets, kids or yard work, or screen pulled out of the channel after wind.
- What we do
- Re-screen the panel with new screen and new spline. Bottom panels from $50, side from $65.
- Minimum
- $160 visit, covers up to 2 standard panels. 5% off 10+ panels.
Door slams, sags or won’t latch
- Signs
- The door slams, drifts open, drags on the floor or the latch doesn’t catch.
- What we do
- New closer, latch and handle ($75 kit), hinges or sweeps ($30/pair), or a new door from $250.
Pets push through the screen
- Signs
- Holes at dog or cat height, claw marks, screen bulging at the bottom.
- What we do
- Claw-resistant PetScreen on the lower panels or the whole lanai, and a pet door from $120.
The whole lanai looks tired
- Signs
- Screen is faded, brittle or torn in several spots, bugs get in.
- What we do
- Full lanai rescreen with new Phifer screen and spline, free door hardware, 5-year warranty.
Mower, pets and kids damage the bottom
- Signs
- Lower panels tear again and again near the ground.
- What we do
- Solid aluminum kickplate, 8–36 in high, white or bronze.
Tiny bugs, sun or nosy neighbors
- Bugs
- No-See-Um 20×20 mesh keeps out tiny biting insects.
- Sun & privacy
- Solar or privacy screen and Florida Glass on the lower walls — quoted from photos.
BeforeAfter↔Drag to compare before and after
New screens, door and kickplate
A worn-out lanai turned into a clean, bug-free room. Drag the slider to compare.
- Full rescreen with new spline
- New screen door with closer
- Bronze kickplate along the bottom
Before & after
Pick the right screen for your lanai
Standard charcoal screen is included. Upgrade the panels that need it.
Standard 18×14
Phifer charcoal fiberglass. Clear view, good airflow. What most of our customers choose.
Included in base priceNo-See-Um 20×20
A finer weave that keeps out tiny biting insects. Slightly less airflow.
+$0.50 / sq ftPetScreen
Very thick, claw-resistant screen for the lower panels or a whole lanai with pets.
$2.80 / sq ft installedPrivacy & solar screen
Dense mesh that cuts sun, heat and glare and hides the view from neighbors.
Quoted separatelyLanai repair prices
Installed prices. Exact, fixed price from your photos.
Minimum visit $160 (covers up to 2 standard panels). 5% off 10+ panels. 5-year workmanship warranty.
What lanai owners say
I had “Pet Screen” put in for my entire lanai to keep out mice and squirrels — it looks phenomenal! It’s absolutely worth spending a little more money for the durability.
Great Job, our Lanai is like new again. Job finished on time and kept place very clean, thank you!
When our hurricane cable from our lanai broke off… Within two days, he was at our doorstep and was able to repair it for a very reasonable price.
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Lanai questions
What is a lanai?
In Florida, a lanai is a covered porch or patio under the house roof (or its own solid roof) with screened walls. A pool cage has a screen roof over the pool; a lanai has a solid roof.
How much does lanai screen repair cost?
Bottom panels start at $50 and side panels at $65, with a $160 minimum visit. A full lanai rescreen is $1.50 per square foot of screened area.
Can you fix just one panel?
Yes. Single panels are fine — the $160 minimum visit covers up to 2 standard panels.
Do you fix lanai screen doors?
Yes: closer kits ($75), hinges and sweeps ($30/pair) and new doors from $250.
Which screen is best for a lanai with pets?
PetScreen on the lower panels (or the whole lanai) is the toughest option. Add a kickplate if the bottom keeps getting damaged.
Do I need to be home?
Not if we can get into the lanai and pets are secured. We send photos when we’re done.
Fix your lanai this week
Text a few photos — most quotes go out within about 15 minutes during business hours.
Other ways we can help
Pool Cage RepairFrame, screws, storm damage
New EnclosuresPool cages, lanais, screen roomsScreen DoorsNew doors, closers, hingesPet Doors & Pet ScreenFor dogs and cats
Kickplates8–36 in, white or bronze
Pressure WashingCages, decks, pavers
Pool Cage RescreeningFrom $1.50/sq ft
Enclosure RepaintingPaint + rescreen packagesAll services →See everything we do