PSL Pool Screen Repair(772) 732-3180

Pool screen repair in Port St. Lucie

Pool screen repair in Port St. Lucie: call (772) 732-3180 for a local screen technician and a price before work starts.

(772) 732-3180Mon–Sat, 7am–6pm · Torn panels, loose screens, storm damage, full rescreens. Call and get a price before any work starts.

Fast pool screen repair for Port St. Lucie homes

In Port St. Lucie the pool enclosure takes a beating. Afternoon storms, summer heat, salt air and hurricane season wear down screen panels and splines faster than most homeowners expect. A single torn panel lets in mosquitoes, lizards and leaves, and left alone a small tear catches the wind and becomes a run of loose panels.

Whether you need one panel patched or the whole cage rescreened, one call gets you to a local screen technician serving St. Lucie West, Tradition, Torino, Sandpiper Bay and the neighborhoods off Port St. Lucie Blvd.

Common problems we help with

What does pool screen repair cost in Port St. Lucie?

Single panel repairUsually priced per panel; small jobs often in the low hundreds
Several panels or a screen doorTypically a few hundred dollars depending on size and height
Full cage rescreenUsually in the thousands, depending on cage size and screen type
Storm damage assessmentPrice given on site; photos and written estimate for insurance

Ranges are typical for the area and depend on panel size, height and screen type. You get an exact price before work starts.

Screen options for Florida enclosures

How it works

  1. Call and describe the damage. Photos help.
  2. A local screen technician sets a time to look at your enclosure.
  3. You get a price before any work starts.
  4. Most panel repairs are finished in one visit.

Call (772) 732-3180 to start.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does pool screen repair cost in Port St. Lucie?

It depends on how many panels, how high they sit and the screen type. Single-panel repairs are usually priced per panel; full rescreens of a typical cage run into the thousands. Call for a price on your enclosure.

Should I repair a few panels or rescreen the whole cage?

If only a few panels are torn and the rest of the screen is still flexible, repair them. If the screen is faded, chalky or tears when you press on it, a full rescreen usually costs less over a year or two than patching panel by panel.

How long does a pool screen repair take?

A few panels can usually be done in one visit. A full rescreen of a standard cage typically takes one to three days.

Does homeowners insurance cover pool screen damage?

Sometimes, especially after a named storm. Check your policy and deductible, and photograph the damage before repairs.

How long does pool screen last in Florida?

Standard screen usually lasts several years in direct Florida sun before it turns brittle. Roof panels tend to go first.

Can I use the pool while the screen is being fixed?

Usually yes. The area being worked on is off-limits for a few hours.

Call (772) 732-3180 for a price