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Full Pool Cage Rescreen Tampa Bay
When oxidation and slack mesh run the full perimeter, a full pool cage rescreen restores every panel — not a patchwork of mismatched squares. Chris Westcott strips, inspects, and rescreens the cage from New Port Richey across Pasco, Pinellas, and Hillsborough.
When a full rescreen beats a partial fix
A full pool cage rescreen is the right call when mesh age is uniform: gray, brittle roof panels, walls that crackle under finger pressure, and doors that no longer seal because the surrounding fabric has lost tension. Spot-replacing two storm tears on a cage that is eight years old often leaves bright new squares next to oxidized neighbors — and the next summer storm finds the next weak row. Chris walks the enclosure and tells you whether a complete refresh or a targeted panel set is the honest answer.
Full jobs replace mesh and spline across walls, roof horizontals, and typically the cage door leaf. The aluminum frame stays. That distinction matters for Tampa Bay budgets: you keep a permitted structure that still stands square, and you avoid the cost and timeline of a structural rebuild.
What Chris includes on a complete cage
- Removal of all worn screening and old spline from accessible bays
- Visual check of posts, headers, kick plates, and door alignment before new mesh goes up
- New fiberglass (or upgraded) mesh tensioned panel by panel
- Door leaf rescreen and latch check so the cage closes clean
- Debris cleanup around the deck and pool apron
Mesh choices for Florida sun and bugs
Most full cage rescreens use standard fiberglass for balanced visibility and airflow. Homeowners with dogs often upgrade lower walls and the door to pet-resistant mesh. Waterfront Clearwater and Tarpon Springs properties sometimes choose no-see-um screening where smaller insects are the complaint. Aluminum mesh is available when durability outranks view. Chris prices upgrades line-item so you see the delta before you approve.
Owner-direct from New Port Richey
The Screen Team LLC is Chris Westcott — the person who scopes photos, climbs the cage, and answers the follow-up call. Related: door repair, super gutters, two-story rescreen. Call (727) 386-6562 or review pricing ranges.
Our process
How a full pool cage rescreen runs
Scope, frame check, then every panel — owner on the job.
1. Photo scope & ballpark
Send city, cage footprint, and roof/wall close-ups. Chris confirms full vs partial and gives a realistic range before booking.
2. On-site frame walk
Posts, headers, and doors get checked. Structural problems are quoted separately — never buried inside a rescreen line.
3. Full mesh & cleanup
Old screening comes out, new mesh is splined tight across the cage, and the deck is cleared. Larger cages may span two days.
Full cage rescreens across three counties
Pasco routes from New Port Richey, Holiday, and Hudson often book first. Pinellas work covers Clearwater, Largo, Palm Harbor, Dunedin, Safety Harbor, Seminole, and St. Petersburg. Hillsborough cages in Tampa and Brandon border areas are scheduled with travel confirmed when you call. Text a wide exterior shot plus a few close-ups of roof and door panels — many full rescreens quote from photos.
Questions about your project? Contact Chris or see pricing ballparks.
More questions
Full cage rescreen — pricing & local FAQ
Where we work
Serving New Port Richey and surrounding communities across Pinellas, Pasco, and Hillsborough counties — including St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Tampa, Largo, Palm Harbor, Safety Harbor, Dunedin, Oldsmar, Tarpon Springs, and Seminole. See all service areas →
Common questions
Full pool cage rescreen FAQs
Straight answers about complete cage mesh replacement in Tampa Bay.
Ready to get started?
Ready for a full pool cage rescreen?
Text photos of your cage or call Chris Westcott to talk through scope, mesh type, and timing.
(727) 386-6562