Screen enclosures · Lee County, FL

Pool Cages in Fort Myers, FL

New pool cages, full rescreens and storm repairs for homes in Fort Myers and across Lee County. Tell us what your cage needs and get a free written quote.

Free on-site measure and written quote
One panel, a full rescreen or a brand new cage
Aluminum framing built for Southwest Florida wind
Family-owned, building Lee County cages since 2004

Rather talk it through?Call (239) 734-7132

Pool cage services in Fort Myers

Everything from a single torn panel to a full new enclosure, handled by one local crew.

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01New pool cage installationCustom aluminum enclosures designed around your pool deck, in mansard, gable, hip or dome roof styles.02Full pool cage rescreeningEvery panel stripped and rescreened with new mesh and spline, so a faded, brittle cage looks and works like new.03Pool screen repairTorn, sagging or blown-out panels replaced one at a time, including the high roof panels.04Storm and hurricane damage repairBent beams, twisted frames and missing sections rebuilt after wind damage, with photos and a written scope for your insurer.05Cage restoration and paintingChalky, oxidized frames cleaned, primed and repainted, with rusted fasteners swapped for coated ones.06Lanai screen repair and screen doorsLanai and front entry enclosures rescreened or repaired, screen doors rehung or replaced, new closers and latches.

Repair, rescreen or replace?

Most Fort Myers cages don't need replacing. Here is how we usually call it once we've looked at yours.

Repair

A few panels are the problem

Tears from pets, branches or a pressure washer
One or two panels popped out of the frame
A door that drags or won't latch

Rescreen

The frame is sound, the screen is done

Mesh that is faded, brittle or tears when pressed
New holes showing up every season
You want better visibility or no-see-um mesh

Replace

The structure itself has failed

Bent or collapsed beams after a storm
Corroded framing and anchors pulling from the deck
A new pool, a bigger deck or a different roof style

Pick the screen that fits how you use the pool

We bring samples to the quote so you can see each mesh against your own view.

Standard 18×14

The everyday pool cage mesh. Good airflow, keeps out leaves, mosquitoes and most bugs.

No-see-um 20×20

A tighter weave for homes near water or mangroves where the tiny biting gnats get through.

Pet-resistant screen

Heavier vinyl-coated mesh for the lower panels where dogs and cats push and scratch.

Picture-window panels

Wide panels with fewer uprights, for an open view of the lake, canal or golf course.

After a storm

Hurricane took out your pool cage?

We'll inspect the frame, tell you plainly what can be saved, and give you photos and a written scope you can pass to your insurance company.

Request a damage inspection Call (239) 734-7132

Uprooted tree beside a house after a hurricane

How a pool cage job goes

1
Tell us about it
Send the form or call. A few details about the cage is all we need to start.
2
We measure on site
We check the frame, fasteners and every panel, and show you screen samples.
3
Written quote
A clear price for the work, with any permit and engineering needed for a new cage spelled out.
4
Build and clean up
We do the work, haul away old screen and metal, and walk the cage with you before we leave.

Serving Fort Myers and Lee County

Based in Fort Myers and working on pool cages across the area every week.

Fort Myers
Cape Coral
Lehigh Acres
Estero
Bonita Springs
North Fort Myers
Fort Myers Beach
San Carlos Park
Gateway
Sanibel

Map of Lee County from North Fort Myers and Cape Coral south to Bonita Springs

Pool cage questions

How much does it cost to rescreen a pool cage in Fort Myers?

It depends on the size of the cage, how many panels there are, how high the roof is and which mesh you choose. As a rough estimate, a full rescreen of a single-story cage with about 800–1,000 square feet of screen runs about $1,200–$3,500 (roughly $1.50–$3.50 per square foot, so bigger cages cost more), and a single panel repair about $50–$300. These prices are estimates; we measure on site and give you a written price before any work starts. See the full price guide.

Do I need a permit for a new pool cage?

New enclosures and structural rebuilds are permitted work in Lee County and the City of Fort Myers. We handle the engineering drawings and the permit as part of the job. Rescreening an existing cage normally does not need one.

How long does pool cage screen last?

Florida sun breaks down screen over time. When the mesh turns gray and brittle and tears with light pressure, patching stops being worth it and a full rescreen makes more sense.

Can you replace just one or two panels?

Yes. Single panel repairs are a big part of what we do, including roof panels that are hard to reach.

Will you work with my insurance after a hurricane?

We document the damage with photos and give you an itemized written scope and price to submit with your claim. Coverage for screen enclosures varies by policy, so check yours.

About Fort Myers Pool Cages

We are a local screen enclosure company that works on pool cages and lanais and nothing else. That means the crew on your deck does this every day: building new cages, rescreening old ones and putting storm-damaged ones back together.

It's a family-owned Lee County outfit that has been putting up pool cages here since 2004, and the owner has held a Florida specialty-structure license since 1999. New enclosures are engineered and permitted before the first beam goes up. Veterans and first responders get a discount.

Call, or send the form and we'll get back to you to set up a free on-site quote. More about us.

Phone: (239) 734-7132
Quotes: Free, on site, in writing
Area: Fort Myers and Lee County, FL
License: FL license SCC056765