Replace worn screens across your entire pool cage.
Pool cage rescreening is the right solution when screens throughout your enclosure are brittle, loose, torn, or weathered. We remove the aging screen, inspect the enclosure, and install properly tensioned full panels using Phifer 18x14 fiberglass screen or Phifer 20x20 no-see-um screen for tighter insect protection.
Call (386) 515-7170Shiloh Screens can replace aging screen across the pool cage when many panels are failing. A damaged screen panel is normally removed and replaced from frame to frame. We do not treat a patch as the normal repair.
This service can include rescreen pool cage, pool cage screen replacement, and whole pool cage rescreen, based on what your enclosure needs.
Our standard material is Phifer 18x14 fiberglass pool and patio screen. For tighter insect protection, ask about Phifer 20x20 no-see-um screen.

We remove the worn screen, inspect the pool cage, and install new full panels with proper tension and no patchwork shortcuts.
A full rescreening is the perfect time to address bent frame members, loose connectors, and weakened joints. We do it all.
Choose Phifer 18x14 fiberglass for standard pool cage rescreening or Phifer 20x20 no-see-um screen for tighter protection from small insects.
Rescreenings take 1 to 2 days. We clean up every evening and leave your yard in order. Respect for your property and your time is non-negotiable.
New screens deserve functional hardware. We replace hinges, latches, closers, and handles as part of a complete rescreening package.
Before we leave, we walk you through everything we did and everything we noticed. Transparent communication is non-negotiable for us.
A full pool cage rescreening is a significant project, and it deserves a team that will not cut corners. As a veteran and family-owned business, we replace the complete screen panels, maintain proper tension, and finish the enclosure to the same standard we would expect at our own homes.
Quality pool cage rescreening depends on more than the mesh. Proper panel tension, spline installation, corner work, access, and material selection all affect the finished enclosure and its service life.
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