Rescreens

What Is a Rescreen?

Over time, screen material on pool cages, lanais, porches, and patio enclosures takes a beating from Florida's sun, humidity, storms, and wildlife. It tears, sags, oxidizes, or simply wears out and stops doing its job.

A rescreen is exactly what it sounds like — the old screening is removed and replaced with fresh material, re-splined into the existing frame. When the frame is still solid, a rescreen is the most cost-effective way to get your enclosure looking and functioning like new again.

What We Replace

• Pool cage and pool enclosure screening
• Lanai and porch screen panels
• Patio and outdoor room screens
• Individual torn or damaged panels
• Full enclosure rescreens when the frame is sound

Signs You Need a Rescreen

• Visible tears, holes, or rips in the screen material
• Sagging or loose panels that won't stay taut
• Screen pulling away from the frame or spline
• Discolored, oxidized, or deteriorating mesh
• Bugs getting in despite the enclosure being "closed"

Why Choose The Screen Team?

Chris Westcott handles the job himself — no subcontractors, no crew turnovers. You get consistent, accountable workmanship and a direct line to the person who did the work if anything ever needs a follow-up.

The Screen Team serves residential and commercial properties throughout the Tampa Bay area. Call for a straightforward quote with no fluff.