Short answer: we handle screen repair, rescreening, lanai screens and new pool cages in Bonita Springs. Permitted work goes through the City of Bonita Springs, and straight rescreens normally need no permit.
About Bonita Springs
Bonita Springs sits in the southwest corner of Lee County, on the Collier County line. It first incorporated in 1925, lost its charter in 1932 and reincorporated at the end of 1999. About 53,600 people lived there at the 2020 census.
Screen repair, the most common call
Screen repair is what Bonita Springs homeowners search for most. Usually that means a handful of panels torn by pets, palm fronds or a ladder, or a door that won't latch. We replace the damaged panels and check the rest of the screen, so you know whether more is close to failing.
Lanais and community rules
Many homes have both a pool cage and a screened lanai, and doing them together saves a second visit. If you live in a community with an association, check its rules on frame color and mesh before a full rescreen or a new enclosure; we'll match whatever it requires.
Permits
Bonita Springs runs its own community development department, which handles permits for new enclosures and structural repairs inside the city. After Hurricane Ian the city waived fees for storm-repair permits, so check for current storm programs after any hurricane.
Prices are estimates. See the pool cage cost guide.