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Screened Florida lanai at sunset, black frames, pool beyond

Pool cage & lanai rescreen · South Florida

The hero your outdoor space deserves

We match the weave to each panel — bugs, sun, pets, and heat.

Licensed & insured Florida license on file · Verify 15+ years · Thumbtack 4.9
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01 — Craft

Why the weave matters

We match the weave — you get the patio back

A Florida cage fights insects, UV, pets, and storms at once. ScreenMan picks the mesh count and openness for each job — then we tension that panel so it holds, not flaps.

Live under the cage

Airflow where you sit

18×14 Pool & Patio keeps about half the face open for breeze and view. When dusk biters slip through, we step to 20×20 No-See-Um — tighter count, still a see-through screen.

Kids & pets

PetScreen where claws win

PetScreen is about seven times tougher than standard fiberglass — vinyl-coated polyester for doors and lower walls, not a substitute for a pool fence.

UV

SunTex® 80 blocks the heat

Vinyl-coated solar mesh cuts roughly four-fifths of solar heat before it hits the patio — shade you look through, not a blackout curtain.

Cleaner

Fewer leaves in the water

Tight mesh keeps debris out — the pool stays clearer between cleanings.

Wind

Heavy-duty when the yard is rough

TuffScreen is vinyl-coated polyester for golf balls, limbs, and high-traffic lanais — stronger than everyday insect screen, still a clear outdoor view.

Tired torn mesh Hot glare on roof mesh Clean patio after rescreen
02 — Narrative

From problem to patio

Scroll the story

Same cage. Different mesh. A day that actually ends on the lanai.

Bugs & holesTorn panels, mosquitoes, that one spot that never stays fixed.
Heat & glareNoon hits the roof hard — the patio sits empty.
Clean screenNew mesh, tight panels, breeze back — pool in view again.
03 — Proof

Real cages · South Florida

Drag the line — before vs after

Torn on the left. Clean on the right. Drag the line — no sales script.

Clean taut mesh after rescreen
Torn dirty pool cage mesh before rescreen
Before After

Coral Springs — 2 roof panels + corner, 18×14, about four hours.

PetScreen lower panels after install
Pet-clawed lower screen panel before repair
Before After

Plantation PetScreen where the dog hits — rest stayed 18×14.

SunTex shade roof mesh after upgrade
Sun-bleached sagging roof mesh before upgrade
Before After

Hollywood Hot roof → SunTex 80. Pool still in view.

04 — Build

3D patio preview

See the weaves on one frame

Tap a mesh below. The preview shows how openness, shade, and strength change on the same frame.

Drag to rotate

Pick a mesh

Fiberglass 18×14 · ~56% open — everyday insects out, breeze in.

See materials range

Start here

Match the mesh to your cage

Each card is a weave we stock and install. Tap the problem — we point to the weave.

Insect protection 18×14 Pool & Patio · ~56% open — everyday enclosure mesh Tiny insects 20×20 No-See-Um — gnats & dusk biters (max insect fiberglass) Daytime privacy Glas-Shield walls · SunTex also rates for daytime privacy Sun control SunTex® 80 — ~80% heat blocked · ~25% openness Pet resistance PetScreen — ~7× stronger vs standard · claws & paws Extra durability TuffScreen — golf, limbs, high-traffic walls

Screen types we install

Six weaves we install — picked for Florida cages

Fiberglass · 18×14 / in²

18×14 Pool & Patio Screen

The traditional enclosure mesh: about 55–56% openness so air and the pool view stay, while common insects and windblown debris stay out. Default for most South Florida roofs and walls.

  • Mosquitoes, flies, leaves — everyday insect protection
  • Works on roofs and walls (large openings)
  • Step up to 20×20 if tiny biters still walk through
Fiberglass · 20×20 / in²

No-See-Um Screening (20×20)

Tighter count than 18×14 — Built for no-see-ums and gnats. Roughly mid-40s% openness: still ventilated and see-through, better against the bugs you feel more than you see.

  • Stops what slips through regular Pool & Patio mesh
  • Common near canals, lakes, and dusk sitting areas
  • Slightly denser look — still not a privacy wall
Vinyl-coated polyester · SunTex® 80

SunTex® 80

Solar screen: blocks about 80% of the sun’s heat with roughly 25% openness. Shade on hot roofs and west walls — you still look through to the pool, furniture fades slower.

  • Usually the roof where UV hits hardest
  • West walls for late-day glare
  • Mildew- and fade-resistant coating · clean with mild soap
Vinyl-laminated · vertical only

Glas-Shield / privacy screen

Laminated look that keeps outdoor visibility from your side while cutting the fishbowl effect from the street. We use it on vertical panels — we do not put it on the roof.

  • Street or neighbor walls only
  • Helps shed dirt on lower panels
  • Roof stays 18×14 or SunTex as needed
Vinyl-coated polyester · PetScreen®

PetScreen

Pet-resistant mesh — about seven times stronger than standard insect screen, coated so claws and paws don’t shred the same door panel every week. GREENGUARD Gold listed with their heavy-duty line.

  • Lower walls and the pet door — not the whole cage by default
  • Good outward visibility · not sharp wire
  • Rest of the cage can stay 18×14 Pool & Patio
Vinyl-coated polyester · TuffScreen®

TuffScreen

Heavy-duty enclosure mesh for errant golf balls, tree limbs, pets, and high-traffic lean-on walls. Stronger than traditional insect screening, still made to look through — including wide “picture view” openings.

  • Golf-course lots and busy lanais
  • Kids, parties, people leaning all day
  • Upgrade when the same panel keeps tearing

Mesh quiz

Three questions — we name the weave

Where it’s used · highest priority feature · pets. Answer three questions — then we name the weave we install.

Question 1 of 3

Where will the screen be used?

Rough price first

Roof or wall — tap +, build your list

Left: pick roof or wall. Right: add panels like a cart. Prices below are for 18×14 (~95% of jobs). Other meshes and Extra Large — we confirm on the visit.

Tap roof or wall

Highlight a face → shop opens on the right

ROOF WALL

Roof panels — most jobs are 18×14.

Side panel

Regular roof panel on the side
$80

Middle panel

Usually replace 2 for access · $80–160
$80–160

Corner panel

Roof corner
$90

Mesh options

Your list

Tap + to add panels — like a shopping cart.

Name, phone, ZIP — we call back. Labor confirmed on site.

Where we drive

Is your ZIP in the zone?

Tap a county. We drive Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach — same crew you talk to on the phone.

Broward CountyServing Broward — Fort Lauderdale, Coral Springs, Plantation, Hollywood. Same-week availability often.

Towns we hit often

  • Fort Lauderdale
  • Coral Springs
  • Plantation
  • Hollywood
  • Pompano Beach
  • Davie
  • Pembroke Pines
  • Boca Raton
  • Weston
  • Sunrise

Stuff people ask before they call

Honest answers

Still not sure? Shoot us a photo of the cage — that often settles it faster than a long chat.

  • Most cages: one day. We give you a real start window — not “sometime between eight and four.” A small patch can be a couple of hours.

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  • Yes — licensed and insured for South Florida screen work. We do not invent license numbers on the site. Ask Nickolay and we send the paperwork before we start.

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  • A rescreen puts mesh back on the frame you already have. We tension it so it does not sag and flap in a blow. New cages that need engineering or a wind-load stamp are a different job — we say so before we cut.

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  • Mesh is not a fence or a pool barrier. We put PetScreen on the lower walls where claws and noses hit, and we check door closers so a kid or a dog does not walk a torn panel into the water. Screens keep bugs out. They do not replace a lock or a pool alarm.

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  • No — it is the mesh materials in a clear range. Labor, reach, and any frame repair we confirm on site. We do not hide that for later.

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