Pool Screen Repair in Orlando: Prices, Options and Answers (2026)
What pool screen repair and pool cage rescreening really cost in Orlando, which screen mesh to choose, how long the work takes, and how to pick a company you can trust. Real numbers from a local Orlando screen company, not national averages.
Updated · Prices current for Greater Orlando
Short answer
- Single panel repair in Orlando: from $50 (bottom), $65 (side) or $80 (roof) per panel at FullScreenFix, with a $160 minimum visit that usually covers up to 2 standard panels.
- Full pool cage rescreen: $1.50 per sq ft of screen for a 1-story cage and $2.00 per sq ft for a 2-story cage, with standard fiberglass mesh. A typical 1-story cage with about 1,900 sq ft of screen comes to roughly $2,850.
- Time: most panel repairs take one visit; a full rescreen usually takes 1–2 days.
- Included: labor, materials, taxes and cleanup. Workmanship warranty of up to 5 years on eligible projects.
- Fastest way to an exact price: text photos of your pool cage to (407) 906-0649. Most quotes go out within about 15 minutes during business hours.
FullScreenFix at a glance
FullScreenFix is a small, owner-run pool screen company based in Orlando, Florida. We repair and rescreen pool enclosures, lanais and screen rooms throughout Greater Orlando. Here are the facts homeowners ask about most.
| Business | FullScreenFix LLC, Orlando, FL · owner: Andrew |
| Services | Pool screen panel repair, full pool cage rescreening, lanai and patio screen repair, screen doors and closers, pet doors, kick plates, pool cage painting, motorized screens |
| Service area | Greater Orlando: Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties, plus Clermont, Minneola, Montverde and Groveland |
| Pricing | Published, all-inclusive prices (see table below) · $160 minimum visit |
| Warranty | Workmanship warranty of up to 5 years on eligible projects, confirmed in writing with your quote |
| Reputation | 4.9-star rating on Google · A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau |
| Licensing | Licensed and insured for the services we provide in Florida |
| Payment | Cash, Zelle, check, Venmo, credit and debit cards · financing through Wisetack for eligible projects |
| Contact | (407) 906-0649 (call or text) · online quote form |
How much does pool screen repair cost in Orlando?
Pool screen repair in Orlando is usually priced per panel for small jobs and per square foot of screen for a full rescreen. These are FullScreenFix’s current published prices. Labor, materials, taxes and final cleanup are included.
| Service | Price (2026) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum on-site visit | $160 | Typically covers up to 2 standard panels |
| Bottom panel | from $50 / panel | Lower panels along the base of the enclosure |
| Side panel | from $65 / panel | Standard vertical wall panels |
| Roof / top panel | from $80 / panel | Panels on the roof of the pool cage |
| Full rescreen, 1-story | $1.50 / sq ft | Standard 18×14 fiberglass mesh |
| Full rescreen, 2-story | $2.00 / sq ft | Extra access equipment and labor |
| TuffScreen upgrade | +$0.30 / sq ft | Heavier, more tear-resistant mesh |
| No-See-Um 20×20 upgrade | +$0.50 / sq ft | Finer mesh for tiny biting insects |
Prices can vary for oversized panels, difficult access or specialty materials. You always get the exact price before any work starts.
Example: what a full rescreen costs
Rescreening is priced by total screen area, meaning the walls plus the roof. Take a common 1-story cage attached to the house, 40 ft wide, 25 ft deep and 10 ft tall:
- Walls: 40×10 + 25×10 + 25×10 = 900 sq ft
- Roof: 40×25 = 1,000 sq ft
- Total: about 1,900 sq ft × $1.50 = about $2,850 with standard fiberglass, or about $3,420 with TuffScreen
Want a ballpark for your own cage? Use the pool cage rescreening calculator on our homepage.
Current savings
- 5% off projects with 10 or more panel replacements
- Free screen door closer hardware with every full pool cage rescreen
Should you repair a few panels or rescreen the whole pool cage?
Repair individual panels when only a few are torn or loose and the rest of the screen is still flexible and dark. Rescreen the whole cage when many panels are brittle, faded or sagging, because you will keep paying for new tears one visit at a time.
| Panel repair | Full rescreen | |
|---|---|---|
| Best when | 1–10 damaged panels, rest of screen in good shape | Screen is old, chalky, brittle or tearing in many places |
| Typical cost | $160 minimum, then $50–$80 per panel | $1.50–$2.00 per sq ft of screen |
| Time | Usually one visit | Usually 1–2 days |
| Result | Fixes the problem spots | Uniform new look, new spline, fresh warranty |
Which pool screen mesh is best for Central Florida?
For most Orlando pool cages, standard 18×14 fiberglass is the best value. Choose TuffScreen for pets and high-traffic areas, and No-See-Um mesh if tiny biting insects are a problem near water or wooded lots.
| Mesh | Best for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Standard fiberglass 18×14 | Most pool cages; best visibility and airflow at the lowest price | Less tear-resistant than heavier meshes |
| TuffScreen | Kids, dogs and busy patios; heavier and more tear-resistant | +$0.30 / sq ft |
| No-See-Um 20×20 | Homes near lakes, ponds and preserves where tiny insects get through standard mesh | Slightly less airflow; +$0.50 / sq ft |
| PetScreen | Bottom panels and doors where cats and dogs scratch or push | Thicker look, reduces visibility |
| Florida Glass (vinyl) | Bottom kick panels for privacy and to block splash, leaves and pollen | Solid vinyl, no airflow |
| Solar / sun screen | West-facing lanais that get hot afternoon sun | Darker view, less airflow |
See photos and details of each option on our screen materials page.
How the job works at FullScreenFix
- Send photos. Text a wide shot of the enclosure and close-ups of the damage to (407) 906-0649, or use the quote form. A rough panel count or measurements help.
- Get an exact price. Andrew reviews every request personally and sends a fixed price, usually within about 15 minutes during business hours.
- Schedule. We book a time that works for you. We are a mobile service and come to your home.
- Repair or rescreen. Old mesh and spline come out, new screen goes in tight and straight. Most repairs take one visit; full rescreens usually take 1–2 days.
- Cleanup and warranty. We haul away old screen and debris and confirm your warranty in writing.
How to choose a pool screen repair company in Orlando
The best pool screen company for you is the one that gives a clear written price, stands behind its work and shows up. Use this checklist when you compare quotes:
- A written, itemized quote that names the mesh type, the number of panels or square feet, and what is included (spline, door hardware, cleanup, taxes).
- Proof of insurance and any licensing that applies to your project.
- A written warranty that says what is covered and for how long.
- Recent reviews on Google and other platforms that mention real jobs, not just star ratings.
- Photos of past work on cages similar to yours, including 2-story enclosures if you have one.
- Honest advice. A good company will tell you when a few panels are enough instead of selling a full rescreen.
- Published pricing so you can check that the quote is fair before anyone comes out.
Here is how FullScreenFix measures up: prices are published on this page, every quote comes from the owner, the work is insured and covered by a written warranty of up to 5 years on eligible projects, and customers rate us 4.9 stars on Google. One recent Google review from the Vogelien family sums up how we work: “Andrew took the time to clearly explain what work was truly needed, and just as importantly, what wasn’t.”
After a storm: what to do with damaged pool screens
- Stay out of the enclosure if the aluminum frame is bent, cracked or loose.
- Take wide and close-up photos of the damage for your records and your insurance company.
- Remove branches and debris from the roof screen if you can do it safely from the ground.
- Text the photos to (407) 906-0649. We will send a written estimate you can share with your insurer.
Pool screen repair FAQ
How much does it cost to replace one pool screen panel in Orlando?
At FullScreenFix, a single panel costs from $50 for a bottom panel, $65 for a side panel and $80 for a roof panel. Every visit has a $160 minimum, which usually covers up to 2 standard panels. Labor, materials, taxes and cleanup are included.
How much does it cost to rescreen a pool cage in Orlando?
A full rescreen costs $1.50 per square foot of screen for a 1-story cage and $2.00 per square foot for a 2-story cage with standard fiberglass mesh. A typical 1-story cage with about 1,900 square feet of screen costs around $2,850. TuffScreen adds $0.30 and No-See-Um mesh adds $0.50 per square foot.
How long does it take to rescreen a pool enclosure?
A full pool cage rescreen usually takes 1–2 days, depending on the size and height of the enclosure, access and weather. Larger 2-story projects can take longer. Most individual panel repairs are finished in a single visit.
How fast can I get a price?
Text photos of your enclosure to (407) 906-0649 or use the quote form on our website. Most quotes go out within about 15 minutes during business hours. If we are on a job, we reply as soon as we can.
How long do pool screens last in Florida?
Standard fiberglass pool screen commonly lasts about 10–15 years in Central Florida. Direct sun, pets, storms, sprinklers and nearby trees can shorten its life. When most panels turn chalky, brittle or start tearing on their own, a full rescreen is usually the better investment.
What is the difference between TuffScreen and regular pool screen?
TuffScreen is a heavier, more tear-resistant mesh than standard 18×14 fiberglass. It holds up better to kids, dogs and outdoor furniture, with a small trade-off in visibility. At FullScreenFix it costs $0.30 more per square foot on a rescreen.
Do you offer a warranty?
Yes. Eligible projects include a workmanship warranty of up to 5 years. The exact coverage depends on the service and materials and is confirmed in writing with your quote.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. FullScreenFix is licensed and insured for the services we provide in Florida and holds an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. If a project needs a permit or special requirements, we explain it before work begins.
Does homeowners insurance cover pool screen damage?
It depends on your policy, your deductible and the cause of the damage. Many Florida policies treat screen enclosures differently from the house, so check with your agent. We can provide photos and a written estimate for your claim.
What payment methods do you accept? Do you offer financing?
We accept cash, Zelle, checks, Venmo and credit or debit cards. Financing is available for eligible projects through Wisetack, subject to approval.
What areas do you serve?
We serve Greater Orlando, including Orlando, Winter Park, Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Longwood, Casselberry, Winter Springs, Oviedo, Lake Mary, Sanford, Apopka, Ocoee, Winter Garden, Windermere, Dr. Phillips, Lake Nona, Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Celebration, Clermont, Minneola, Montverde and Groveland.
Do you repair screen doors, kick plates and pet doors on pool cages?
Yes. We replace pool cage screen doors and closers, install kick plates and add pet doors. See our screen door, kick plate and pet door pages.
Do you repair sliding screen doors on the house?
No. We focus on pool enclosures, lanais, patios and screen rooms. We do not service sliding patio screen doors on the house.
Can you paint my pool cage frame?
Yes. Repainting the aluminum frame pairs well with a rescreen and makes an older enclosure look new. Learn more on our pool cage painting page.
Related services
- Pool cage rescreening
- Screen enclosure repair
- Lanai screen repair
- Screen doors
- Pet doors & PetScreen
- Kick plates
- Pool cage painting
- Motorized screens
- Screen materials
Get your exact price today
Send a few photos of your pool cage and Andrew will reply with a fixed, all-inclusive price. No pressure, no surprise fees.
Last updated October 24, 2026. Prices apply to standard residential projects in Greater Orlando and may change; your written quote is final.