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A Gainesville Pool Cage Crew That Gives Straight Answers
Screened pools and lanais are all we work on. That means a clear call on repair versus rescreen, tidy work around your pool, and a price that doesn’t change once we start.
About Our Gainesville Pool Cage Repair Crew
We’d rather patch four panels than oversell a rescreen.
Plenty of Gainesville cages have years left in them and just need a few panels, some spline and a door adjustment. Others are worn out top to bottom. Our job is to tell you which one you have.
On every visit we press-test the screen on each wall, look at the spline in the channels, open and close the door, and check the braces, gussets and kick plates. If replacing a few panels or a door repair solves it, that’s what we quote. If the screen is brittle everywhere, we explain why a full rescreen is the better spend. Our post on how long pool cage screens last in Florida covers the warning signs.
- Insured
- Free written estimates
- Single-panel jobs welcome
- Mon–Sat 7am–7pm
A single walk-around, then a signed figure that includes screen, spline, labor and cleanup.
How Our Gainesville Pool Cage Crew Works
The rules we follow on every cage.
The price holds
Your written quote covers the whole job. If something hidden turns up when panels come off, you hear about it before we do any extra work.
Frame before screen
Bent members and loose braces get straightened or replaced first, so new screen stays tight.
Screen matched to the wall
We bring samples and suggest upgrades only where bugs, pets or sun make them worth it.
Storm paperwork
After wind damage we photograph the cage and itemize the repair for your insurer.
Pool kept clean
Old screen and spline are caught as they come out, not left floating in the water.
Nothing left behind
Scraps, old rolls and packaging leave with us, and the deck is swept and blown.
What Happens on a Gainesville Pool Cage Estimate
One walk-around, then a price on paper.
The estimate is free, in town or in the four nearby towns we cover, and it follows the same order every time. If you text or upload a photo of the damage first, we can usually tell you before we arrive whether it looks like a few panels or a frame problem.
- We press-test the screen on each wall and roof bay to see whether it still flexes or has turned brittle.
- We look at the spline in the channels, since shrunken spline is why panels pop loose.
- We open and close every door and check the closer and latch, because a cage door that is part of a pool barrier has to self-close and self-latch under Florida Statute 515.29.
- We check the braces, gussets, kick plates and fasteners, so frame work is found before new screen goes on.
- We bring screen samples and point out the walls where no-see-um, pet, privacy or solar screen is worth the extra cost, and the walls where standard 18/14 is fine.
- You get a written price that covers screen, spline, labor and cleanup. That figure holds unless you ask us to add work.
Single-panel jobs are welcome, and we will say so when a few panels and a door adjustment are all a cage needs. When the aluminum itself is the problem, pool cage frame repair comes first. When the paint is chalking or mildew has taken over, cage washing and repainting can go on the same visit. Screened porches and patio rooms get the same process under lanai and patio rescreening.
Where Our Gainesville Pool Cage Crew Works
All of Gainesville, plus four towns.
We repair and rescreen pool cages all over Gainesville, from Haile Plantation, Oakmont and Jonesville on the west side to Mile Run and Brywood in the northwest, plus Newberry, Alachua, Archer and High Springs.
Meet Our Pool Cage Crew on a Free Estimate
Torn panels or a sagging door? Let’s take a look.