Pool Screen Repair in Palm Harbor, FL

North county — larger lots, bigger cages, and the oak canopy around Lake Tarpon.

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Tell us about your enclosure — torn panels, a door that will not close, storm damage — and where you are in Pinellas County. We respond with next steps and a written quote.

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Typical projects: $3,000 to $15,000. Prices vary by project scope — contact us for a free written estimate.

North County's Bigger Cages

Palm Harbor's larger lots mean larger pool enclosures — and more screen to maintain. We rescreen and repair the big cages around Lansbrook, Tarpon Woods, and the Lake Tarpon area: full rescreens, panel work, doors, and frame repair.

Oaks and Lakes

The oak canopy around Lake Tarpon drops branches on cages the way nowhere else in the county does — and lakefront homes get the bug pressure that makes no-see-um mesh worth it. Trim what overhangs, upgrade the mesh where the bugs swarm, and call us for the rest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are bigger cages much more expensive to rescreen?

Screen area is the biggest cost driver, so yes — a large Palm Harbor cage costs more than a compact St. Pete lanai cage. The per-panel economics still favor a full rescreen once the mesh ages out.

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