Screens for the Sunshine City
St. Petersburg is pool-cage country — from the historic bungalows of Old Northeast and Kenwood to the waterfront estates along Coffee Pot Bayou and the Skyway, nearly every pool here wears a screen enclosure. And nearly every one of them is fighting the same enemies: blazing sun, salt air off Tampa Bay and the Gulf, and hurricane seasons that keep score.
We repair and rescreen pool enclosures across St. Pete: torn panels, screen doors that will not latch, full rescreens, and storm damage after the big ones. Free written quotes — send us the form with photos.
What St. Pete Does to Screens
- Sun. 361 days of sunshine is the marketing; UV-brittle mesh is the reality. South- and west-facing panels go first.
- Salt air. Bayside and beachside homes see fasteners and hardware corrode years before inland homes.
- Storms. Helene and Milton both hit Pinellas screens in 2024. Every season since has added to the repair list.
- Historic districts. Old Northeast, Kenwood, and Granada Terrace have design expectations — like-for-like screen repair is maintenance, but check before changing the look.
Neighborhoods We Serve in St. Pete
Old Northeast, Snell Isle, Shore Acres, Coffee Pot Bayou, Kenwood, Crescent Heights, Crescent Lake, Historic Uptown, Downtown St. Pete, Coquina Key, Bahama Shores, Pinellas Point, Greater Pinellas Point, Jungle Terrace, Azalea, Tyrone, Disston Heights, Lakewood Estates, Maximo — and everywhere in between.