Pool Cage and Screen Enclosure Rescreen Cost Calculator
Rescreen Cost Calculator
Use this planning tool to review a preliminary range for rescreening an existing pool cage, patio enclosure, or lanai. The result is not a quote and does not confirm which materials or repairs the enclosure needs.
TD Screen FL confirms pricing only after reviewing the enclosure size, access, mesh, doors, hardware, frame condition, and approved scope.
Plan an Existing-Enclosure Rescreening Estimate
Use this calculator to estimate your total cost based on:
- Enclosure dimensions
- Screen material (standard, no-see-um, pet-resistant)
- Level of damage (partial or full rescreen)
Get a fast, accurate price range before scheduling your service.
Factors That Affect Rescreening Cost in Florida
The cost to rescreen a pool enclosure typically ranges from:
- $1.50 – $3.50 per sq ft for standard screen
- $2.50 – $5.00 per sq ft for premium materials
- $1,200 – $4,500+ total depending on size and condition
Factors that affect your price:
- Size of enclosure
- Screen type (no-see-um, pet screen)
- Accessibility and height
- Frame condition
Rescreen Cost Calculator
Request a Project-Specific Rescreening Estimate
Want a precise quote for your enclosure? Use the calculator above or contact our team for a fast, no-obligation estimate.
How It Works
Getting an estimate for your screen enclosure rescreen cost is quick and easy. Just enter a few details about your enclosure, and our calculator will instantly generate a realistic price range based on typical Florida rescreening projects.
01
Enter Your Enclosure Size
Input the length, width, and height of your pool cage or patio enclosure to calculate total square footage.
02
Select Your Screen Type
Choose from standard screen, no-see-um mesh, or pet-resistant screen. Each option affects durability and pricing.
03
Review the Planning Range
The calculator instantly generates your estimated pool cage rescreen cost, giving you a realistic price range before scheduling service.
Use the Result as a Starting Point
Skip the guesswork and avoid surprise costs. Our screen enclosure rescreen cost calculator gives you a quick price range based on real project data in Florida.
Signs You Need a Screen Enclosure Rescreen
- Multiple torn or loose panels
- Brittle or faded screen mesh
- Increased bugs entering your enclosure
- Storm or wind damage
If more than 20–30% of your panels are damaged, a full rescreen is usually more cost-effective than patch repairs.
Rescreen vs Repair: What’s More Cost-Effective?
Small tears can be repaired, but widespread damage often means a full rescreen is the smarter investment.
- Repairs: Lower upfront cost but temporary
- Full rescreen: Higher upfront, longer lifespan (8–12 years)
Serving Florida Homeowners
We provide professional pool cage rescreening, lanai screen replacement, and patio enclosure repairs across South Florida.
How much does it cost to rescreen a pool cage in Florida?
Most homeowners pay between $1,200 and $4,500 depending on size and screen material.
How long does a rescreen last?
A professional rescreen typically lasts 8–12 years depending on weather exposure.
What is the best screen material?
No-see-um screens are ideal for insect protection, while pet screens offer extra durability.