Pool Cage Repair — Tampa Bay, FL
Torn panels, loose spline, and doors that drag — Chris Westcott fixes what failed and tells you when a full rescreen makes more sense.
Repair means fixing the failure — not selling a whole cage refresh
Most pool cage repair calls are not catastrophic: a dog pushed through the door mesh, a storm shredded the top horizontal row, or oxidation let one wall tear in a straight line. The Screen Team LLC starts every job by checking the aluminum — plumb posts, solid footings, straight headers. If the structure is sound, Chris replaces only the panels that failed. If the frame is bent or mesh is chalky everywhere, he says that plainly before quoting a full rescreen.
Call or text (727) 386-6562 with wide shots and close-ups of each tear. Many Tampa Bay repairs are ballparked from photos.
Common pool cage failures we fix
- Roof horizontals torn — wind lifts the top row; see also storm repairs
- Door spline blown out — mesh pops free on the hinge side after years of traffic
- Sagging lower panels — weight and UV slacken mesh near the pool deck
- Pet punctures — upgrade paths on pet-resistant mesh
- Corroded screen beads — Chris reseats spline instead of masking brittle mesh
Where we repair pool cages
Routes from New Port Richey cover Pasco, Pinellas, and Hillsborough counties. City pages: Clearwater, Largo, Tampa, Brandon.
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