Screen Repair · Punta Gorda, FL
Pool Screen Repair in Punta Gorda, FL
A torn panel doesn't have to mean a whole new enclosure. Punta Gorda Screening Co repairs pool screens, lanai screens, patio screens and screen doors — so small damage stays small. Free estimates.
Individual panels
Replace just the damaged screen panels, not the whole enclosure.
Screen doors
Screen door screen replacement and repairs for high-use doors.
Free estimates
Find out what it takes to fix the damage.
Common Damage
What usually causes screen damage
Most pool screen repairs start with something ordinary: a palm frond in a storm, a pet pushing through a lower panel, a stray ball or simply years of sun exposure. Once a tear starts, wind tends to make it larger, and insects quickly find the gap.
- Torn or punctured screen panels
- Screen pulled loose from the frame channel
- Sagging panels from shrunken or worn spline
- Damaged or worn screen on doors
Pool Screen Repair
Swimming pool screen repair, panel by panel
Pool enclosure screen repair focuses on replacing the damaged panels so the rest of your enclosure stays protected. The old screen and spline are removed, the channel is prepared and new screen is installed tight and even.
This approach makes sense when the damage is limited and the remaining screen is still in good shape. If we find widespread wear, we'll tell you — and explain the trade-offs of a full rescreen.
Pool cage screen repair is usually quickest on lower panels, which take the most bumps from chairs, pets and pool toys. Upper and roof panels are often damaged by falling fronds or branches and can usually be replaced the same way.
Lanai & Patio
Lanai screen repair and patio screen repair
Lanais and screened patios see constant use, especially around doors. Screen lanai repair can be as simple as replacing a lower panel that a pet pushed through, or replacing screen on a door that gets opened dozens of times a day.
Patio screen replacement on a few panels can make a space look and work better without a larger project.
Screen door screen replacement is one of the most common requests we get. Doors are opened and closed far more than any other part of an enclosure, so their screen, closers and latches tend to wear first.
Before You Call
What to note before your estimate
A few details help us understand the repair before we arrive. Count roughly how many panels are torn or loose, note whether they're low on the walls or up on the roof, and check whether any doors drag, sag or won't latch. Photos are helpful too.
In the meantime, it's worth closing off a torn panel with tape or a temporary patch so wind doesn't keep tearing it. Small tears grow quickly in afternoon storms, and once the screen pulls out of the channel the repair becomes larger. Screen enclosure repair usually stays simple when it's handled early.
Beyond the Screen
When the problem is the frame
Sometimes a torn screen is a symptom of something else — a bent frame member, loose hardware or a door that's out of alignment. When the issue goes beyond the screen itself, our pool cage repair service addresses the enclosure structure and components.
Free Estimates
Get a free screen repair estimate
Let us know which screens are damaged and we'll follow up to schedule a free estimate.
Homeowner Questions
Screen Repair questions
Don't see your question? Call 941-548-4401 to talk with a screen enclosure professional.
Can you replace just one screen panel?
Yes. When the surrounding screen is in good condition, individual panels can be replaced.
Do you repair screen doors?
Yes. Screen door screen replacement and related repairs are common requests.
Is it worth repairing a torn screen right away?
Generally, yes. Tears tend to grow in wind and let insects in, so addressing them early keeps repairs simpler.
Do you repair patio screens as well as pool screens?
Yes. We handle pool screen repairs, lanai screen repair and patio screen repair.
Fix torn screens before the damage grows
Request a free estimate or call to schedule your screen repair.