Lanai screen repair
Torn, loose or popped-out panels replaced one at a time after a branch, a storm or a pet, plus sticking doors, broken closers and rusted fasteners.Torn panels, sticking doors, closers and rusted fasteners.
Torn panels, sagging screen, bugs getting through? We repair and rescreen lanais and pool cages across Naples, and we build new screen enclosures, entries and pool cages made for Gulf sun, salt air and storm season.Torn panels or sagging screen? We repair and rescreen across Naples, and build new enclosures and pool cages.
Replacing one torn panel or screening in a lanai for the first time, the goal is the same: a tight, clean enclosure you can use every day.
Torn, loose or popped-out panels replaced one at a time after a branch, a storm or a pet, plus sticking doors, broken closers and rusted fasteners.Torn panels, sticking doors, closers and rusted fasteners.
Every panel stripped and replaced with fresh mesh and new spline, so the whole enclosure looks and holds like new.Every panel replaced with fresh mesh and new spline.
Walls, roof panels and high sections over the pool, rescreened safely with mesh that keeps leaves and insects out of the water.Walls, roof panels and high sections over the pool.
Screening in an open lanai, covered patio or front entry with a new aluminum frame, a screen door and the mesh that suits the space.New frame, door and mesh for an open lanai or entry.
A full screen enclosure over the pool, from a simple gable roof to a tall mansard, designed for Florida wind loads and permitted before we build.Engineered, permitted cages over the pool.
We'll look at the space or the enclosure you have and tell you plainly whether it calls for a new build, a full rescreen or a few panels.
Request a free estimateScreen isn't one-size-fits-all in Southwest Florida. We'll bring samples to the estimate so you can see and feel the difference.
Get My Free QuoteThe everyday 18×14 mesh on most Naples lanais. Good airflow, a clear view, and the most affordable option.Everyday 18×14 mesh. Clear view, best value.
A tighter 20×20 weave that stops the tiny biting midges standard screen lets through. Popular near water and preserves.Tighter 20×20 weave that stops biting midges.
Heavy vinyl-coated polyester that stands up to claws and paws. Often used on just the bottom row of panels.Heavy mesh that stands up to claws and paws.
Vinyl-laminated screen for lower panels. Blocks the neighbor's view, lawn clippings and sprinkler spray.Florida Glass for lower panels and privacy.
A denser, darker mesh that cuts glare and heat on west-facing lanais while keeping the breeze.Darker mesh that cuts glare and heat.
Send the form or call. Give us the address and a rough idea of what you want built or fixed, and we'll set a time to come out.Send the form or call with the address and the job.
We measure the space or count panels, check the frame, show you screen samples and leave a written price.We measure, show samples and leave a written price.
A new frame goes up or fresh mesh goes in tight, and we haul everything away when we're done.New frame or fresh mesh, and we haul the scraps away.
Ranges for typical Naples jobs, new and rescreen. Your written price comes after we measure.
See the full cost guideThese prices are estimates, not quotes. Panel size, height, the mesh you choose and the state of the frame all change the number.
From beachside condos to golf-community pool homes, we work on lanais throughout the Naples area.

It depends on how many panels need replacing, their size and height, and the screen type you choose. As an estimate, a standard wall panel runs about $50–$80 and a full rescreen of a typical lanai $900–$2,500. Roof panels and specialty mesh cost more. We give a free on-site estimate with a written per-panel price. See the cost guide.
As estimates, screening in an existing covered lanai runs about $6,000–$15,000 and a typical single-story pool cage $15,000–$35,000. Large, panoramic or two-story cages cost more. Permits and engineering are part of the job. More on new enclosures.
If the rest of the screen is still dark, flexible and tight, replacing the damaged panels is usually enough. If it has turned brittle, chalky or faded from years of sun, a full rescreen saves repeat visits.
Small repairs are often done in a single visit. A full lanai or pool cage typically takes one to a few days depending on size, height and weather.
It is a tighter weave, so airflow drops slightly, but most homeowners find the view nearly the same and the trade worth it at dusk.
Yes. We work in condos, villas and gated communities and can match the screen color and type your association requires.
Naples Lanai Screens is a local screen company serving homeowners, condo owners and property managers across Collier County. Screen enclosures are all we do, new builds, rescreens and repairs, so the work is quick, tidy and done right. More about us.Naples Lanai Screens is a local screen company serving homeowners, condo owners and property managers across Collier County.
We are a husband-and-wife business that has been rescreening Naples enclosures since 1991, with more than forty years in Florida screen and aluminum work behind the crew.