What is pool cage restoration?

Pool cage restoration is a service for an existing pool enclosure. The scope depends on the condition of your enclosure and your goals for it, and is described in your written estimate.

How is restoration different from repair?

Pool screen repair addresses localized screen or door problems. Restoration is a broader discussion about an existing enclosure, with a scope that depends on its condition and your goals.

How is restoration different from rescreening?

Rescreening focuses on replacing widespread worn screen. Restoration is a broader conversation about the existing enclosure as a whole; whether new screen is part of the scope depends on the project.

When does an entirely new pool enclosure make more sense?

If you'd prefer an entirely new pool cage rather than working with your existing one, our Pool Enclosures service covers new construction. Which direction fits depends on your enclosure and your goals.

Can I choose pet-resistant or privacy screen?

If screen replacement is part of the proposed scope, LWR offers pet-resistant screen and privacy screen. The appropriate option can be discussed during the estimate.

What affects the cost of restoration?

Cost depends on the size of the enclosure, its current condition and the scope of work proposed. Your written estimate will show what's included.

Is the estimate free?

Yes. Estimates are free, are normally completed on-site, and you receive a written estimate.

Pool Cage Restoration in Lakewood Ranch, FL

Q: Do you repair screen doors and door hardware?

Yes. LWR Screen Enclosures repairs screen enclosure doors and door hardware. Door concerns can be discussed during the estimate.

What pool cage restoration means

Pool cage restoration applies to an existing pool enclosure. Rather than one fixed package, the appropriate scope depends on the enclosure's condition and what you want from it. It's a different service from localized screen repair, from rescreening and from building an entirely new enclosure.

How restoration differs from repair and rescreening

Pool Screen Repair addresses localized screen or door problems.
Rescreening addresses widespread screen wear.
Pool Cage Restoration addresses broader concerns with an existing enclosure.
Pool Enclosures covers an entirely new pool cage.

The appropriate service depends on the condition of the enclosure and your goals for it.

Signs an existing pool cage may need broader attention

The enclosure looks noticeably older than the rest of the home.
The screen is worn throughout and patched in several places.
Doors or door hardware that are not operating properly.
You like the size and layout of your enclosure and would rather keep it.

Repair, rescreening, restoration or a new enclosure?

Isolated screen or door damage may suit pool screen repair. Widespread screen wear may make rescreening worth discussing. Broader concerns with the existing enclosure may make restoration worth discussing. If you want an entirely new pool cage, see Pool Enclosures.

Screen doors and hardware

LWR Screen Enclosures also repairs screen enclosure doors and door hardware. Door concerns can be discussed during the estimate when they are relevant to the project.

Screen options

If screen replacement is part of the proposed project scope, available options include pet-resistant screen and privacy screen. The appropriate option can be discussed during the estimate.

After a significant storm

Storms can leave torn or loose screen and doors that don't work as they should. If the damage is isolated to a few areas of screen, pool screen repair may be the better fit. Call 941-239-7650 to describe what you're seeing.

How the process works

Get in touch. Call 941-239-7650 or contact LWR Screen Enclosures.
Free estimate. Estimates are free and normally completed on-site.
Written estimate. You receive a written estimate describing the proposed scope.
Scheduling. If you choose to move forward, we'll discuss scheduling with you.

Caring for an existing pool cage

Address screen tears when you notice them.
Keep leaves and debris from collecting against the screen.
Make sure doors continue to operate properly.
After significant storms, visually check the screens and doors for obvious damage.