Screen Enclosures in Sarasota, FL Installation, Repair & Rescreening

Why Sarasota Chooses Us

Sarasota Quality Screen Enclosures designs, builds, repairs, and rescreens pool cages, lanai enclosures, patio screens, porch enclosures, and custom aluminum screen rooms throughout Sarasota and the nearby Gulf Coast. Since 2006, local community members have owned and run the business, and our team has completed over 1,450 screen enclosure, rescreening, and repair jobs for Florida homeowners. Sarasota's coastal climate puts extra strain on outdoor structures, as salt air, humidity, strong UV radiation, wind-blown rain, and the storm season all reduce the lifespan of screens, fasteners, doors, and aluminum framing. With these factors in mind, each project uses corrosion-resistant hardware, durable screen mesh, reinforced framing, proper anchoring, and materials suited to coastal Florida. Whether you need to replace a few damaged panels or build a completely new pool enclosure, screened lanai, or patio screen room, we manage the project from measurement and material selection through permitting and installation.

Our Mission

Our mission is to build outdoor spaces that make Sarasota living more enjoyable. We believe a screen enclosure should feel like an extension of the home—open, comfortable, and easy to maintain—while still being built for the realities of Florida’s Gulf Coast climate. We give homeowners clear options, practical recommendations, and quality workmanship, whether the job is a single screen repair, a complete pool cage rescreen, a lanai enclosure, or a custom new build.

Recent project: Rescreening a 1,520-square-foot pool cage with a clear-view upgrade.

A homeowner in Sarasota wanted to replace a pool enclosure with several torn panels and heavy framing that blocked the view of the backyard. We completed a full rescreen of 1,520 square feet, changed the back wall to a wide-span clear-view screen section, replaced 22 deteriorated fasteners and connection points, fitted new door hardware, and improved the lower panels by installing more durable mesh. The work was completed in three working days for $9,860, including materials, labor, removal of the old screen, and cleanup. We received a 5-star rating for the service provided.

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Clear, Upfront Pricing: Detailed estimates for screen enclosure installation, repair, and rescreening with no hidden fees or surprise charges.

Installation Done Right: Proper framing, secure screen panels, quality hardware, and careful workmanship for pool cages, patios, porches, and lanais.

No Job Too Big or Small: From torn screens and damaged panels to pool cage repair, rescreening, frame repair, and full screen enclosure restoration.

Local Screen Enclosure Experts: Familiar with St Cloud permitting, wind-load requirements, and Florida building codes.

Premium, Florida-Rated Materials: Heavy-duty aluminum framing and durable screen materials selected for humidity, salt air, high winds, and storm season.

Screen Enclosure Installation

We build pool cages, lanai and patio enclosures, screen rooms, pool fences, and custom screens using engineered aluminum framing and screen mesh suited to Florida's conditions. Each project is approved by the local building department and is designed to comply with the Florida Building Code's wind load requirements for Sarasota and the adjacent counties.

Pool Screen Enclosure Installation

A pool screen enclosure will keep insects, leaves, lizards, and debris out and, at the same time, reduce the amount of work required by your pool filter and skimmer; we measure the deck and the attachment points, draw up carefully designed plans, take care of the permitting, install the footings and the aluminum framing, fit the screening to the structure, and arrange the final inspection. Popular roof types include mansard, gable, dome, and hip, and the design choice considers your home's style, deck size, and desired headroom. Untitled document

Patio & Porch Screen Enclosure Installation

A screened patio or porch turns an open outdoor area into more usable living space by protecting against mosquitoes and no-see-ums. You can install screening under the existing roof or build a separate enclosure over an open patio. Options include kick plates, chair rails, custom screen doors, and improved mesh, with framing fitted to the existing slab, posts, and roof structure.

Lanai Screen Enclosure Installation

With a lanai screen enclosure, you can use a covered outdoor area while also keeping insects and windblown debris out. We consider each opening and fit the framing and screen to the original structure, rather than pressing standard-size panels into irregular openings. Available mesh types include 18x14 fiberglass for ordinary use, 20x20 no-see-um mesh near water, and solar or privacy screen for areas that face west or are exposed.

Aluminum Screen Enclosure Installation

Aluminum is used as the framing material for Florida screen enclosures because it is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and can support long engineered spans. We use structural aluminum with durable finishes, typically white or bronze, along with beams, purlins, uprights, bracing, and appropriately sized super gutters. For larger structures, we use heavier or reinforced members based on the engineered wind-load design.

Screen Room Installation

We fit in both single and double screen doors, including self-closing hinges, spring closers, keyed locks, kick plates, and pet doors. When arranging the doors, we consider yard access, pool equipment, and normal traffic. For pool barrier doors, self-closing and self-latching fittings may also be required to comply with relevant safety regulations.

Custom Screen Enclosure Installation

We create bespoke screen enclosures for irregular pool decks, multi-level patios, outdoor kitchens, tall openings, wide access points, and areas that connect multiple buildings. We measure properties in the field and then check them before fabrication begins so the door placement, roof style, panel spacing, and framing match the actual property. In some cases, custom designs will need extra engineering and permits.

Clear View Pool Enclosure Installation

Pool enclosures with a clear-view design, also known as picture-window enclosures, have fewer framing members, so they provide larger screen openings and wider views of the yard, the lake, or the preserve. Because these designs involve longer spans, they need heavier beams and additional engineering for support. They generally cost more than ordinary framing and can use stronger mesh on the large panels.

Pool Fence Installation

Florida residential pools require an approved safety feature. Pool barriers generally need to be at least 48 inches high and meet requirements for openings, climbability, and self-closing, self-latching gates. We install permanent aluminum pool fencing and removable mesh safety fencing, either independently or as part of a larger pool enclosure project

Motorized Patio Screen Installation

Motorized retractable screens provide shade, insect protection, and weather control without permanently closing the view. They work well for lanais, outdoor kitchens, dining areas, and garage openings. Systems may include wall switches, remotes, smartphone controls, and tensioned side tracks, with electrical service coordinated during installation.

Your Screen Enclosure Installation Company in Sarasota, FL

Our method for installing screen enclosures in Sarasota complies with local permitting rules, the Florida Building Code, and the Sarasota area's wind-load requirements. When carrying out the installation of pool cages, patio enclosures, screened porches, lanais, and custom screen rooms, we use durable aluminum framing, screen mesh, and corrosion-resistant fasteners that are designed for the conditions found in the Gulf Coast region, such as heat, humidity, salt air, heavy rain, insects, and storm exposure.

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Screen Enclosure Repair Services

The Florida sun, salt air, wind, moisture, and equipment wear and tear can damage both the screen mesh and the enclosure's aluminum parts. We repair pool cages, lanais, patios, porches, roofs, doors, framing, and enclosures damaged by storms throughout Sarasota.

Pool Screen Repair & Rescreening

We offer services to repair a single panel, perform partial rescreening, or complete rescreening of the pool cage. Spot repairs are appropriate when only a small number of panels are damaged. A full rescreen is generally the better option when most of the mesh is brittle, faded, sagging, or tears repeatedly. When carrying out a full rescreen, the old mesh and spline are removed, the frame is inspected, and new material is then installed everywhere.

Patio and Porch Screen Enclosure Repair

The panels on the lower patio and porch usually take the most damage from furniture, pets, and foot traffic, and we will replace any damaged screening, loose splines, worn kick plates, bent chair rails, and gaps that let insects in. You can also fit pet-resistant mesh selectively onto the lower panels without replacing the whole enclosure.

Aluminum Frame Repair

Wind, impact, and faulty connections can damage the aluminum structure, and we repair or replace bent beams, posts, cracked gussets, loose bracing, roof purlins, and connections where the deck or house has separated. When possible, we match replacement members to the existing ones in size and profile. Occasionally, major structural repairs require a permit.

Rusted or Corroded Frame Repair

Since aluminum framing doesn't rust, older steel or zinc-coated screws can corrode in Sarasota's humid, salty environment and weaken the structural connections. We replace faulty hardware with stainless steel fasteners, repair or replace damaged brackets and gussets, and address aluminum with serious oxidation or pitting. Rust streaks appearing around the screw heads are an early warning sign.

Lanai Screen Repair

Lanai repairs often involve both the screen and the connection to the home. We replace torn panels, worn spline, and loose attachment points, and check for water runoff that may be causing repeated damage. For lanais near water, 20x20 no-see-um mesh provides tighter insect protection than standard 18x14 screen.

Screen Panel Replacement

Replacing an individual screen panel is usually the most economical repair when the surrounding mesh is still in good condition. Options include 18x14 fiberglass for airflow and value, 20x20 no-see-um mesh for smaller insects, 17x20 high-visibility mesh, pet-resistant screen, and solar or privacy mesh.

Screen Door Repair & Replacement

Typical problems are doors that sag, drag, fail to latch, or close improperly. We service hinges, closers, latches, locks, sweeps, kick plates, screens, and bent door frames. When required for barrier safety, we also inspect pool enclosure doors to ensure they operate correctly and self-close and self-latch.

Storm-Damaged Screen Enclosure Repair

Tropical storms and hurricanes can rip away screen panels, bend beams, loosen anchors, and cause partial collapse of enclosures. We inspect the structure, distinguish cosmetic from structural damage, document its condition, and prepare a written repair proposal to support an insurance claim. If a structural rebuild is needed, it may require new engineering and the necessary permits in accordance with current wind-load requirements.

Screen Roof Repair

Pool cage roofs are constantly exposed to ultraviolet radiation and accumulate branches, palm fronds, and other debris, which causes the roof panels to deteriorate sooner than the wall screens. We replace any roof screening that is torn or sagging, check the purlins and beams, and repair any loose structural connections. When carrying out roof work, use appropriate access equipment, and do not walk directly on the enclosure framing.

Why Choose Sarasota Quality Screen Enclosures

The process of ours extends from on-site measurement to the final inspection; for the screens we use powder-coated aluminium framing, stainless steel fittings, and mesh which has been chosen specifically for the conditions in Sarasota such as heat, humidity, the coastal air and the storm season.

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What Does Our Expert Screen Enclosure Process Involve?

Each project begins with an on-site consultation where we measure the pool deck, patio, or lanai and assess the condition of the slab, drainage, and attachment points. After that, we complete the design and engineering, apply for the necessary permits, install the frame and screen, and finish with the required inspection and homeowner walkthrough. Untitled document

Once the permit is issued, we schedule installation in a set sequence:

Anchoring: base plates and columns secured to the slab
Framing: beams, purlins, and chair rails assembled
Screening: spline-installed panels, door hardware set
Inspection: final county sign-off

Most residential lanai enclosures take two to four days of on-site labor. Pool cages with mansard roofs generally require longer.

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Which Materials Do We Provide for Screen Enclosures?

We use powder-coated aluminum framing, commonly in white or bronze, with screens selected around your priorities.

Standard 18-by-14-inch fiberglass offers good airflow and visibility; 20-by-20-inch no-see-um mesh keeps smaller insects out; privacy mesh and solar mesh reduce glare and heat, while vinyl-coated polyester pet screening adds extra tear resistance; stainless steel fittings help prevent rust and corrosion. We can also add kick plates, screen doors, and super gutters to match your layout.

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Screen Type	Best For
Standard Fiberglass (18x14)	Standard insect protection
No-see-um (20x20)	Blocking smaller gnats and midges
Framing	Corrosion resistance
Pet-resistant mesh	Homes with dogs or cats
Privacy Solar Screen (60-90%)	Reducing heat and glare on west-facing lanais
Fasteners	Prevents rust streaks

Planning & Timeline

In Sarasota, most new screen enclosures take about 4 to 10 weeks from the initial consultation to the final inspection, with most of that time spent obtaining the necessary permits and fabricating the materials. If the measurements are taken accurately and the layout is well planned, the project will stay on schedule, and the final structure will match how you use your outdoor area.

How Long Does Screen Enclosure Installation Take?

On-site work is usually the shortest part of the project. Most of the timeline goes to engineering, permitting, and ordering materials.

Phase	Typical On Site Time	Typical Total Time
Full pool cage rescreen	1-3 Days	1–3 weeks
Panel or door repair	A few hours to 1 day	Several days to 2 weeks
New lanai or patio enclosure	2 - 4 Days	4 - 8 Weeks
New pool cage	3 - 7 Days	6 - 10 Weeks

Several factors can extend these ranges. Common examples are Sarasota County or City permit review times, HOA approval, material availability, and rain delays during the summer storm season

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Custom Screen Enclosure Installation Timeline

We break each custom project into clear stages, so you know what is happening and when.

Week 1: Consultation and site visit

We review your goals, inspect the site, and take initial measurements.

Weeks 1–2: Custom Design & Quote

You receive a layout, material options, and a written estimate.

Weeks 2–6: Engineering & Permit Submission

Signed and sealed drawings are prepared to meet Florida Building Code wind load requirements and then submitted for permit review.

Weeks 4–8: Material ordering and fabrication

We order and cut aluminum framing and screen to your specifications.

3 - 7 Days: Frame & Screen Installation

Our crew sets footers or anchors, erects the frame, and installs the screen.

Week 8 — Final Inspection & Walkthrough

A building inspector signs off on the completed work

HOA approval, if required, often runs alongside permitting.

Screen Enclosure Design Process:

Steps From Consultation to Final Product

The design process begins with how you intend to use the space; for example, a family with small children will likely need different door placement than someone who wants an open view of the water.

We discuss four decisions with every client:

Roof Style

Mansard, gable, hip, or flat (dome) roof

Frame Color

Commonly white or bronze

Screen Type

Standard 18/14 mesh, no-see-um screen, or privacy and solar screen

Features

Kick plates, chair rails, screen doors, and pet doors

After you approve the design, we produce detailed engineering plans. You review the final drawings before anything goes to permitting

Measuring Your Space for a Screen Enclosure:

How Measurements Work

We take all final measurements ourselves because small mistakes in the aluminum framing can cause gaps, poor screen tension, or inspection issues.

Our measurement visit covers:

Measure the Slab: Slab dimensions, including any slope or drainage pitch

Check Existing Footers: Verify footer depth, width, and condition to determine whether the structure can be properly anchored.

Inspect Attachment Points: Measure and evaluate fascia, block walls, truss lines, and other areas where the screen enclosure will connect to the home..

Confirm Height & Clearance: Check soffit, eave, roofline, and door clearances to ensure the framing and screen panels fit correctly.

Verify Setbacks & Easements: Measure property-line distances and identify easements or restricted areas that could affect permitting or screen enclosure placement.

We also note slopes and uneven surfaces. Sloped decks are common around Sarasota pools, and each post may need a different length.

Screen Enclosure Layout and Planning: Optimizing Your Layout

A good layout balances function, appearance, and structural requirements. We plan around how people move through the space and where furniture will sit.

Key layout decisions include:

Door placement: Doors near the kitchen entry, yard access, and pool equipment reduce foot traffic across the deck.
Furniture zones: Leaving enough room around the pool edge for walking, lounge chairs, and dining sets.
Sun and shade: Solar screen on west-facing sides can reduce afternoon heat.
Views: Wider panel spacing and fewer horizontal members keep sightlines open toward the yard or water.

Tip: If you plan to add an outdoor kitchen or ceiling fans later, tell us during planning so we can account for them in the design.

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Cost & Budget

The cost of screen enclosures in Sarasota varies according to size, the style of the roof, the engineering requirements, and the type of screen, with most installations ranging from a few thousand dollars for rescreening to $35,000 or above for large pool cages; furthermore, since permits, foundation work, and any additional features will also have an impact on the total cost, it is helpful to plan for these early so as to establish a realistic budget.

Screen Enclosure Pricing Guide:

What Affects Custom Enclosure Costs

The table below shows typical price ranges in the Sarasota area. Your quote will depend on your site conditions and design choices.

Project Type	Typical Range
Full rescreen of existing pool cage	$2,500 – $7,000
Small screened patio or porch	$4,000 – $9,000
Lanai enclosure (no pool)	$9,500 – $18,000
Small pool cage	$13,500 – $20,000
Medium to large pool cage	$20,000 – $35,000+
Screen room with insulated roof	$20,000 – $45,000+

Repairs to individual panels or doors often cost a few hundred dollars. Storm-damaged structures that need new beams or engineering are priced separately after an inspection.

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How Much Do Screen Enclosures Cost?

Several factors set the price of a custom enclosure. Size has the largest effect, since more square footage means more aluminum framing and screen. Other key cost drivers include:

Size & Height

Larger, taller screen enclosures require more aluminum, more screen, heavier beams, and extra bracing.

Roof Design

Roofs with a mansard, gable, hip, or dome style require different framing methods, with mansard and dome roof styles generally being more expensive.

Wind-Load Engineering

Buildings in Sarasota County must comply with the Florida Building Code, and coastal areas such as Siesta Key and Lido Key may require higher wind resistance.

Screen & Finish Options

Standard 18/14 fiberglass mesh is the cheapest option, the additional features of being insect-proof, pet-resistant, offering privacy and having custom frame colors all adding to the cost.

Screen Enclosure Budget Planning

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How to Allocate Your Budget

A clear budget breakdown helps you make decisions before signing a contract. For most new pool cages and lanai enclosures, costs are divided roughly as follows:

Materials (40–50%): Aluminum extrusions, screen, fasteners, and doors.
Labor and installation (30–40%): Fabrication and on-site assembly.
Engineering and permits (5–10%): Signed drawings and Sarasota County permit fees.
Site preparation (0–15%): Footers, concrete slab work, or deck repairs.

We recommend setting aside 10–15% as a contingency for upgrades or unexpected conditions found during installation. If your budget is limited, you can choose standard screens and finishes now and upgrade specific panels later.

Screen Enclosure Cost vs. Stock Alternatives

Homeowners often compare a custom enclosure against prefabricated or temporary options.

Stock Alternatives

Standard prefabricated screen enclosure kits usually cost between $300 and $5,000 and suit simple patios with flat slabs. The drawback is fit and durability, since standard sizes often don't match custom pool decks, rooflines, or door positions, and many kits haven't been designed or approved for Florida's wind-load requirements. Their normal service life is about 2 to 10 years, depending on the materials and level of exposure.

Screen Enclosures

A tailor-made aluminum screen enclosure generally costs between $9,500 and $35,000 or more and is sized to match your pool deck, patio, or lanai. It is designed to meet local wind loads, prepared for the permitting process, and built to fit the existing slab and roofline. With proper maintenance, the aluminum frame will last about 20 to 30 years, making it a more durable long-term solution for outdoor living in Florida.

A custom enclosure has a higher initial cost. In return, you get a code-compliant structure that can add to your home's resale value.

Hidden Screen Enclosure Costs

Some expenses aren't included in the base price. We list them in our written quotes, but you should confirm them with any contractor you compare.

Permit, Engineering Fees

Often $500 to $1,500, depending on project scope.

Footer & Concrete Work:

New footers or slab extensions may be required to anchor the frame.

Gutters & Kick Plates:

Aluminum kick panels and gutter tie-ins are common add-ons.

Removal & Disposal

Tearing out an old enclosure can add $1,000 to $3,000.

Doors & Hardware

Extra doors, self-closing hinges, and child-safety latches add cost.

Electrical Work

Ceiling fans or lighting require a licensed electrician.

Rescreening cost also depends on panel size. Large spans require stronger mesh, which raises material costs beyond a basic per-square-foot rate. HOA approval could cause additional costs. Some communities require applications or specific colors.

We structure payments around project milestones rather than requiring the full amount upfront.

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Screen Enclosures Payment Plans

A typical schedule looks like this:

Deposit at contract signing to cover materials and permit submission
Progress payment once framing is set and inspected
Final payment after screening is complete and you have walked the finished enclosure

Florida law limits how contractors may handle deposits, and you should never pay the full amount before work begins. For financing, homeowners often use home equity lines of credit, personal loans, or contractor-referred financing programs. Ask us about current options during your free estimate, and compare interest rates and terms before you commit.

Proudly Serving Other Areas

Sarasota Quality Screen Enclosures is based in Sarasota, Florida. We build, repair, and rescreen enclosures for homeowners across the city and the surrounding Gulf Coast communities. We work in parts of Sarasota County, Manatee County, and Charlotte County. Homes in these areas share similar conditions, including heat, humidity, salt air near the coast, and seasonal storms. We plan each project with these factors in mind.

	Areas We Serve
Cities	Sarasota, Siesta Key, Osprey, Nokomis, Venice, North Port, Englewood, Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch, Palmetto, Longboat Key, Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda
Services Available	Pool enclosures and pool cages, Lanai and patio enclosures, Porch and entryway screening, Rescreening and screen repair, Pool cage restoration and frame repair

Each location can have its own permitting rules, wind-load requirements, and HOA guidelines. We review these details before construction begins, so we design your enclosure to meet local standards. Not sure whether your address is in our service area? Contact us with your location. We will confirm whether we can schedule an on-site estimate for your property.

Frequently Asked Questions About Screen Enclosures

Installation & Repair in St Cloud, FL

Most new pool enclosures in the Sarasota area cost between $10,000 and $35,000. Common screen options include standard 18/14 fiberglass, 20/20 no-see-um mesh, and heavier 20/17 mesh. New structures require a permit, and we handle both full rescreens and structural repairs.

The price of a screen enclosure in Sarasota varies according to the size and height of the structure, the style of the roof, the type of screen material, the engineering requirements, and the site conditions; a small patio or entryway enclosure might cost a few thousand dollars, whereas a new pool cage generally falls in the range of about $10,000 to $35,000, with larger or more complicated designs being more expensive. The price is also influenced by the type of roof, for example, mansard, gable, hip, or dome, by the use of upgraded mesh such as no-see-um, pet-resistant, or privacy screen mesh, by Florida wind-load engineering, and by various add-ons including kick plates, screen doors, lighting, and privacy panels. As long as your current aluminum frame is in good condition, rescreening your pool cage is generally much cheaper than building a new enclosure. We provide a written quote after measuring your pool deck, patio, or lanai so you know the estimated cost before the work starts.

We design and build aluminum screen enclosures for residential properties in Sarasota and nearby communities. Our main project types include:

Pool enclosures (pool cages)
Lanai enclosures
Patio enclosures
Porch enclosures
Front entryway enclosures

We build each enclosure to fit your home's layout. You can choose the frame color, roof shape, door placement, and screen type.

The best pool enclosure screen for you depends on whether you prioritize airflow, insect protection, durability, shade, or privacy. For good visibility and airflow, 18/14 fiberglass mesh is the usual choice, while 20/20 no-see-um screen uses a tighter weave to keep out gnats and midges. The 20/17 heavy-duty screen resists tearing from pets, debris, and heavy traffic, and a solar or privacy screen helps reduce heat, glare, and visibility on exposed walls.

Many Sarasota homeowners use a combination of screening types in the same enclosure, fitting ordinary or heavy-duty mesh on the roof and specialist screening on the sides or lower panels. The right arrangement depends on your pool cage, lanai, or patio layout and how you use the space.

Yes. Most pool cages in Florida use a full-screen roof supported by an aluminum frame. This lets sunlight and rain reach the pool while keeping out insects, leaves, and other debris. Common screen roof styles include mansard, gable, hip, and dome designs. Some homeowners combine a screen roof over the pool with a solid insulated roof over part of the lanai for shade and rain cover.

Yes, you need building permission for new screen enclosures in Sarasota County and the City of Sarasota; the structure must comply with Florida Building Code standards, including wind-load requirements for the area, and the application generally includes engineered drawings. We handle the permitting process for the houses we construct. In the case where your home is situated in an HOA community, you might also be required to obtain approval from the HOA before work begins. Rescreening, which doesn't involve any structural alterations, usually doesn't require a permit, though local regulations can vary.

Yes. We repair, rescreen, and restore existing enclosures, including pool cages, lanais, and patios. Common services include:

Full rescreens for aging or sun-damaged mesh
Panel repairs for individual tears or holes
Storm damage repair after high winds or falling debris
Frame repairs, including replacing bent or corroded aluminum members
Door, spline, and hardware replacement

If your enclosure has structural damage, we inspect the frame and recommend whether repair or replacement is the better option.

We work to provide you with the best screen enclosure installation & repair services

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Sarasota Quality Screen Enclosures installs, repairs, and rescreens screen enclosures in residential and commercial settings throughout Sarasota and the adjacent Gulf Coast areas. The company installs and repairs pool cages, lanais, patios, porches, screen rooms, and custom aluminum enclosures, selecting materials suited to Sarasota conditions, including heat, humidity, salt air, insects, and storm exposure. Whether the job involves torn panels and corroded hardware or consists of a complete pool enclosure installation, they take on all types of projects. They provide free on-site estimates before any work starts.

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