Pool Screen Panel Repair in Coral Springs
Torn, loose or missing panels replaced with new mesh and spline. Free quotes from a local screen pro.
- Pool cages, lanais, patios & doors
- Single panels to full rescreens
- Serving Coral Springs & nearby cities
What counts as a pool screen repair
A repair replaces the mesh in individual panels while the rest of the enclosure stays as it is. It's the right call for a fresh tear, a panel that popped out of its track, or a few spots chewed through by squirrels. The installer pulls the old spline, removes the damaged mesh, rolls in new screen and new spline, and trims it tight.
Common problems we hear about
- Bottom panels pushed out by pets, pool toys or lawn equipment
- Roof panels split by falling fronds or branches
- Panels flapping because the spline has dried out and shrunk
- Small holes from squirrels or birds
- Screens stretched loose after pressure washing
Panel repair pricing
| Panel location | Typical cost per panel |
|---|---|
| Bottom | $25 – $35 |
| Sides | $40 – $50 |
| Roof | $50 – $65 |
Source: HomeGuide. National ranges; a quote for your home may differ. Two-story enclosures typically cost 30% or more extra.
When repair stops making sense
HomeGuide points out that replacing individual panels is more expensive in the long run than a full rescreen once the screen is near the end of its life. If your mesh is over about 10 years old, has turned chalky or shiny, or new tears keep showing up next to old repairs, ask for a rescreening quote at the same visit so you can compare.
Getting the most from one visit
- Walk the whole cage and count every damaged panel, including the roof (binoculars help).
- Note any door that drags or won't latch; door fixes are easy to add on.
- Ask which mesh they'll use and whether it matches your existing screen color.
- Ask about a workmanship warranty and get it in writing.
Other services
Pool Cage Rescreening
New mesh across the whole enclosure when the old screen is worn out.
Screen Enclosure Repair
Spline, fasteners, cables, kickplates and frame issues.
Patio & Lanai Screen Repair
Screened porches, patios and lanais attached to the house.
Screen Door Repair
Doors that sag, drag, won't latch or have torn screen.
Hurricane Damage Screen Repair
Storm-torn panels, debris damage and post-storm checks.
Pool screen repair near you
Frequently asked questions
Can a torn pool screen be patched?
Small punctures can be patched with a DIY kit, but HomeGuide notes patches don't last long and mesh torn off the framing can't be fixed, so pros usually replace the whole panel.
How long does a single panel repair take?
HomeGuide estimates about an hour to replace a single screen. A visit for several panels is often done the same day.
Why are roof panels more expensive than wall panels?
They're harder and riskier to reach. HomeGuide lists roof panels at $50 to $65 each, versus $25 to $35 for bottom panels and $40 to $50 for side panels.
Is there a minimum charge?
Many contractors have one. HomeGuide cites minimum call-out fees of roughly $100 to $200 for small jobs, so it can make sense to fix every damaged panel in one visit.
Torn screen? Get it fixed before it spreads.
Tell us what's damaged and we'll connect you with a local screen pro for a free quote.