Standard fiberglass screen
A common, economical option for general insect control. Ask about expected service life, visibility, mesh specification, and the manufacturer’s warranty.
Complete enclosure projects
Complete Pool Screen Enclosure Rescreening
When many panels are worn, brittle, torn, or pulling away, replacing the screening throughout the enclosure may provide a more consistent result than continuing with isolated repairs.
We will review your project and, when an appropriate independent provider is available, share your request so the provider can contact you regarding pricing and service availability.
- Complete or nearly complete rescreening
- Optional project-photo upload
- No cost to submit a request
Broward Pool Screens is not a pool screen enclosure contractor and does not perform, supervise, price, or guarantee rescreening work. Submission does not guarantee an estimate, provider match, or service.
Rescreen or repair?
When complete rescreening may make sense
One damaged panel does not automatically mean the entire enclosure needs new screen. Look at the condition of the enclosure as a whole: its age, the number of failing panels, material brittleness, and the frequency of previous repairs.
Many panels are torn, loose, or pulling away
The screen has become brittle from age and sun exposure
Repairs are becoming frequent across different sections
Screening looks inconsistent after years of patchwork
You want to change screen material throughout the enclosure
A larger restoration or painting project is already planned
Material decisions
Compare screen options before choosing
Product names vary by manufacturer. Ask for the exact screen specification in writing rather than relying only on general labels such as “premium” or “heavy duty.”
Polyester screen
Often selected for greater strength and longer-term resistance to stretching. Compare material cost, warranty terms, and whether it fits the enclosure and project goals.
Specialty mesh
Pet-resistant, privacy, small-insect, and other specialty screens may be available. Each can affect airflow, visibility, wind load, appearance, and price.
Before accepting an estimate
Make sure the written scope is specific
Comparable estimates should describe the same materials and work. A low price can mean little when the screen, warranty, access, disposal, or repair exclusions are different.
- Whether the quote covers the complete enclosure or named sections
- Screen manufacturer, product line, mesh type, and color
- Spline replacement and the specified spline size
- Removal and disposal of the existing screen
- Access needs, lift equipment, roof panels, and difficult elevations
- Fastener, door-hardware, or aluminum repairs included or excluded
- Workmanship and manufacturer warranty details
- Permit responsibility, if any work in the proposed scope requires one
Typical project sequence
What to expect from an independent provider
The exact process should come from the provider’s written proposal. These are common stages homeowners can use to discuss the work.
- 1
Inspection and written scope
The enclosure is evaluated, access conditions are identified, and the material and limits of the proposed work are documented.
- 2
Old screen removal
Existing screen and spline are removed while the frame, doors, fasteners, and attachment points are checked for concerns outside the rescreening scope.
- 3
New screen installation
The selected screen is installed and tensioned by the independent provider using materials and methods stated in the provider’s agreement.
- 4
Final walkthrough
The homeowner reviews panels, doors, visible edges, cleanup, and any open items directly with the provider before accepting the project.
South Florida service area
Serving South Florida’s Tri-County Area
Project requests are accepted throughout Palm Beach County, Broward County, and Miami-Dade County. Each request is reviewed for the project focus and provider availability. We will review your project and, when an appropriate independent provider is available, share your request so the provider can contact you regarding pricing and service availability.
Describe Your ProjectRescreening questions
Frequently asked questions
Is complete rescreening always better than replacing panels?
No. A small number of isolated tears may justify individual repairs. Complete rescreening becomes more practical when deterioration is widespread, materials are brittle, or repairs are recurring.
How long does a complete enclosure rescreening take?
Timing depends on enclosure size, height, access, weather, material availability, and whether frame or fastener work is needed. Ask the provider for a written schedule for the specific project.
Can painting and rescreening be completed together?
They are often evaluated together because screening must be removed for proper frame preparation and coating. The provider should clearly separate painting, repair, and rescreening scope and pricing.
Does Broward Pool Screens perform the work?
No. Broward Pool Screens is an independent referral service. It may share a suitable request with an independent provider if one is available, but it does not perform, supervise, price, or guarantee the work.
Ready to describe the project?
Share the enclosure details and optional photos
There is no cost to submit a request. We will review your project and, when an appropriate independent provider is available, share your request so the provider can contact you regarding pricing and service availability.