Short answer: we repair and rescreen lanais and build new lanai screen enclosures. A small lanai rescreen often costs up to about $2,000, and a new lanai enclosure an estimated $5,000–$15,000, depending on size.
Lanai screen repair
Lanais get the same wear as pool cages: sun-brittle mesh, torn lower panels from pets and furniture, and loose spline. Because the roof is already there, a lanai job is usually quicker and cheaper than a pool cage, and many owners do the lanai and the pool cage on one visit.
New lanai enclosures
Turning an open lanai or patio into a screened room means an aluminum frame fixed to the slab and the house, sized to the roof line, with a door where you want it. A larger new enclosure may need a permit, which we handle.
Screen doors, closers and latches
- Doors rehung so they stop dragging.
- New closers so the door shuts on its own.
- New latches and handles, including self-latching hardware at the pool.
- Full replacement doors, standard size or custom.
A replacement screen door usually runs an estimated $150–$600.
Front entry enclosures
Screened front entries keep bugs out of the house and give you a shaded spot by the door. We rescreen, repair and build them with the same materials.
These prices are estimates from published Southwest Florida pricing. See the Fort Myers price guide.
Questions
Is lanai screen the same as pool cage screen?
Usually, yes: standard 18×14 fiberglass, with no-see-um and pet screen as upgrades.
Can you add a door to my lanai?
Yes, where the frame allows it. We'll show you the options on site.
Do you do lanai and pool cage together?
Yes, and doing both on one visit usually saves on the total.