What does rescreening include?

Rescreening replaces worn or damaged screen across all or part of an existing pool enclosure or lanai. The scope of your project is described in your written estimate.

When does rescreening make more sense than repair?

It depends on the condition of the screen and how widespread the damage is. Isolated damage may be suitable for a repair. When wear or damage shows up across much of the enclosure, replacing the screen may be worth discussing.

How often does an enclosure need rescreening?

There's no fixed schedule. It depends on sun exposure, weather, the screen originally used and how the enclosure has been cared for. Widespread fading, brittleness, sagging and frequent new tears are signs worth having looked at.

Can I rescreen only part of my enclosure?

Whether part of an enclosure or a broader area should be rescreened depends on the condition and extent of the screen wear. That can be reviewed during the estimate.

Can I choose pet-resistant or privacy screen?

Yes. LWR offers pet-resistant screen and privacy screen. We can go over whether either makes sense for your enclosure during the estimate.

What affects the cost of rescreening?

Cost depends on the size of the enclosure, how much of it is being rescreened, the screen types you choose and the condition of the existing screen. Your written estimate will show what's included.

How soon can rescreening be scheduled?

Scheduling depends on the scope of the project and current availability. If you choose to move forward after your estimate, we'll discuss scheduling with you.

Is the estimate free?

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

Pool Cage & Lanai Rescreening in Lakewood Ranch, FL

What is rescreening?

Rescreening replaces worn or damaged screen across all or part of an existing pool enclosure or lanai. The enclosure stays in place; the project focuses on the screen itself.

Signs your enclosure screen is wearing out

Fading and discoloration. Screen that looks chalky, gray or uneven across the enclosure.
Brittleness. Screen that tears easily when touched or pressed.
Frequent new tears. You fix one area and another one goes.
Sagging across many panels. Screen that looks loose throughout the enclosure.
Mismatched patches. Individual repairs leaving the enclosure looking inconsistent.

Rescreening vs. repair

It depends on the condition of the screen and how widespread the damage is. Isolated damage may be suitable for pool screen repair or lanai screen repair. When wear or damage is widespread across the enclosure, rescreening may be worth discussing.

Pool cage vs. lanai rescreening

LWR Screen Enclosures provides this service for both pool enclosures and screened lanais. A pool cage surrounds the pool and deck, while a lanai is usually the screened area attached to the home that gets daily foot traffic, doors and pets. Which areas need new screen often depends on how you use each space and where the wear shows.

Full or partial rescreening

Not every project has to cover the whole enclosure. Different areas can wear at different rates, and the scope that makes sense depends on the condition of the screen in each area. We'll look at it with you during the estimate.

Screen options

Replacing worn screen is also a good time to reconsider the screen itself. LWR offers pet-resistant screen for areas pets reach and privacy screen for sides where you'd like more privacy. We'll go over the options during your estimate.

Screen doors and hardware

LWR Screen Enclosures also repairs screen enclosure doors and door hardware. If a door issue is present along with worn enclosure screen, it can be discussed during the estimate.

Storm-damaged screen

Significant storms can leave torn, loose or damaged screen across an enclosure. If the damage is isolated, a pool screen repair or a lanai screen repair may be the better fit. If the wear or damage is widespread, replacing the screen may be worth discussing. 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.

When restoration or a new enclosure may fit better

If your concerns about an existing enclosure go beyond the screen, pool cage restoration may be worth discussing. If you want an entirely new pool enclosure, see Pool Enclosures. For an entirely new lanai enclosure, see Lanai Enclosures.

Caring for your screen after rescreening

Address new tears when you notice them.
Keep leaves and debris from collecting against screened areas.
Make sure enclosure doors continue to operate properly.
Look over the screen and doors after significant storms.

Rescreening in Lakewood Ranch

In Lakewood Ranch, enclosures face strong year-round sun and a long rainy season, both of which wear on screen over time. LWR Screen Enclosures provides screen enclosure rescreening for pool cages and lanais in Lakewood Ranch and surrounding areas. Learn more about LWR Screen Enclosures.

Pool cage & lanai rescreening for Lakewood Ranch homes