In short: we cover Bonita Springs from Naples, a short drive up US-41 or I-75. Single panels run about $50–$80 and a full lanai rescreen $900–$2,500, as estimates, with a free on-site quote.

Gated communities and HOA rules
Many Bonita Springs homes sit in golf and gated communities with rules on screen color and type. We match the approved charcoal or silver mesh, check whether privacy screen is allowed on lower panels, and work within gate and contractor-hour rules.
Pool cages under big trees
Older neighborhoods closer to the river have mature oaks and palms over the pool cages. Falling fronds and branches are the most common cause of torn roof panels here, and we often pair a repair with advice on trimming back what keeps hitting the cage.
Pets and the bottom row
Dogs and cats push through standard screen at the bottom row first. Pet-resistant screen on the lowest panels is a small change that stops repeat repairs.
Privacy where houses sit close
Newer Bonita Springs neighborhoods often put homes and pool cages only a few feet apart. A row of privacy screen, sometimes called Florida Glass, on the lower panels blocks the view into the pool area, keeps lawn clippings and sprinkler overspray off the deck, and still lets air through above it. We check your community's rules before we suggest it.
What to expect on the visit
We count the panels, press the screen to see how much life it has left, look at the door and closer, and leave a written price for each part of the job. If only the roof or one wall is worn, we price that alone.
These prices are estimates. See the cost guide for every option.
Last reviewed October 8, 2026.
