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Lanai & Patio Rescreening.

Florida sun and salt air break screens down in a few years — they tear, sag, and pull away from the frame. We replace the mesh on your existing aluminum frame so your enclosure looks and works like new again.

Rescreening reuses the aluminum frame you already have — we just pull the old mesh and spline and install fresh screen, tight and clean. It's the most affordable way to bring a tired lanai back to life.

When it's time to rescreen

  • Screens are torn, sagging, or pulling out of the frame.
  • The mesh has gone brittle and chalky from years of sun.
  • Pets have pushed through or clawed holes in the panels.
  • You're seeing bugs get in where they didn't before.

One panel or the whole enclosure

No job is too small. If one or two panels are torn, we'll replace just those and match the rest — the kind of small job the bigger outfits don't want. If the whole enclosure is overdue, we'll re-mesh it all in a single visit, usually a one-day job.

Pick your mesh while you're at it

A rescreen is the perfect time to upgrade: no-see-um mesh to block tiny biting gnats, pet-resistant screen, or solar screen to cut heat and glare. Standard 18×14 fiberglass remains the value choice for most patios.

What it costs

A single panel typically runs $50–$150 installed; a full lanai rescreen usually lands between $900 and $3,500 depending on size. Because we reuse your frame, you're only paying for new mesh and labor. Full details on the cost guide.

Serving Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, St. Augustine and the surrounding First Coast.

Straight Pricing

What It Costs.

No black-box quotes. Here's an honest range so you can plan — your exact price is set free, on-site, before any work begins.

Single screen panel $50–$150 Per panel, installed. Wall panels lower, high/roof panels more.
Screen door repair / replace from $120 Hinged or sliding. Re-tension, re-roll, or full replacement.
Screen in an open lanai $2,500–$3,800 A bare, open lanai — a standard 8×12 ft opening — screened in on every side, screen door included. Larger openings, more.
Window screens from $25 Custom-cut per opening. Standard, pet, no-see-um or solar mesh.

Upgrades like pet-resistant, privacy or no-see-um mesh add roughly 15–60%. Free, no-obligation estimate — usually same week.

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Questions & Answers

How much does it cost to rescreen a lanai in Florida?

Most full lanai or patio rescreens run between $900 and $3,500 depending on enclosure size and the mesh you choose. A single torn panel is usually $50–$150. You get an exact price at your free on-site estimate.

Can you rescreen just one panel?

Yes — no job is too small. If one or two panels are torn or sagging, we replace just those and match the rest.

How long does a rescreen take?

Most single panels and screen doors are done in one visit. A full lanai rescreen is typically a one-day job, usually scheduled within the same week.

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