Pool Cage & Lanai Repair
Pool Screen Enclosure Repair & Rescreening
Bug-free, storm-ready, and looking sharp — H2Oasis repairs and rescreens pool cages and lanai enclosures throughout Central Florida.
- Pool Cage Repair
Your Pool Cage Takes a Beating. We Fix It Right.
Torn screens, sagging panels, and a screen door that drags turn your pool cage from a relaxing retreat into a mosquito gateway. Central Florida’s brutal UV, daily humidity swings, tropical downpours, and hurricane-force winds attack every part of an enclosure at once — the mesh, the spline, the fasteners, and the frame itself.
“We match your existing mesh, swap corroded hardware for corrosion-resistant stainless steel, and hand back an enclosure that’s screened-in, bug-free, and clean — exactly the way it was designed to be.”
- What We Repair & Rescreen
From One Torn Panel to a Full Rescreen
- Our Process
From Inspection to a Door That Latches
1.
Free On-Site Inspection & Estimate
We inspect the full enclosure — not just the obvious damage — running the press test on every panel and checking spline, fasteners, and frame. You get a no-obligation estimate broken down by exactly what’s needed.
2.
Screen, Spline & Hardware Replacement
We strip the old mesh and 100% of the old spline, lay fresh screen at proper tension, and seat new spline — then realign doors and swap any corroded hardware for stainless. Most jobs are finished in a single visit.
- The Details
Why Florida Pool Cages Fail — And How We Fix Them
Standard 18×14 fiberglass is Florida’s workhorse mesh, but its PVC coating dry-rots under sustained UV in 5 to 7 years — screen that looks intact yet crackles the moment you press it. Polyester Super Screen and tighter 20×20 No-See-Um meshes last far longer, and we walk you through the trade-offs before scheduling.
The spline is the overlooked failure point: Florida heat shrinks it out of the channel until even good mesh goes slack. That’s why a quality rescreen replaces 100% of the spline and every corroded fastener with stainless #10 screws — and why we inspect the frame and base anchors before a single new panel goes in.
Ready to Close the Gaps for Good?
Every pool cage is different — panel count, enclosure height, mesh type, and frame condition all shape the job. We give free, no-obligation on-site estimates and walk you through exactly what's recommended, what can wait, and why. Serving Minneola, Clermont, Winter Garden & all of Central Florida.