Screened pool cage with a bronze aluminum frame over a pool and spa overlooking a lake in Sarasota, Florida

Sarasota · Manatee · Charlotte County

Pool cage construction, restoration and repair.

We build them new, restore the ones worth saving, and repair the rest — pool cages, lanais and screen enclosures across Southwest Florida, plus the paver decks underneath them. Licensed Florida contractor, our own crews, permits and inspections handled for you.

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Since 2017 Owner-led by a civil engineer with 20+ years Sarasota, Manatee & Charlotte County

Who we are

A pool cage is what makes a Florida backyard usable. We keep yours standing, clean and sealed.

2H Rescreening is a Sarasota-based aluminum and screen contractor, working the Gulf Coast since 2017 and led by a civil engineer with more than twenty years in construction. We rescreen and repair existing pool enclosures, replace aluminum structures that storms and salt air have worn out, build new screen rooms and lanais, and install the paver decks that go with them. Every job is run by our own crews and pulled under our own license — so the person who quotes your project is accountable for it.

Since 2017Building and rescreening on Florida’s Gulf Coast
Civil engineerOwner-led, with over 20 years in construction
CRC1334065Florida Certified Residential Contractor license
3 countiesSarasota, Manatee and Charlotte County
Inside a bronze aluminum pool cage with a panoramic screen section, looking across the pool to a lake and palm trees

What we do

Pool cage, lanai and paver services

From a single torn screen panel to a full pool enclosure replacement after a storm. If it is aluminum, screen or pavers around your pool, we handle it.

01 New pool cage construction with bronze aluminum framing over a rectangular pool in Lakewood Ranch, Florida

Pool cage construction & replacement

New pool enclosures engineered and permitted for Florida wind loads, and full replacement of cages that are corroded, storm-damaged or past repair. Mansard, gable and dome roof styles, in white and bronze.

  • New builds
  • Storm replacement
  • Permits & engineering
02 Freshly rescreened pool cage with new screen panels above a pool and spa in Sarasota

Pool cage & lanai rescreening

Full rescreens and single-panel screen repair using Phifer 18/14 fiberglass, no-see-um mesh, pet-resistant screen and Perfect Screen polyester. We replace the spline and any failed fasteners while we are up there.

  • Phifer fiberglass
  • Polyester screen
  • Pet & no-see-um mesh
03 Panoramic view screen enclosure conversion with wide screen panels and a lake view behind a Sarasota home

Panoramic view conversions

Remove the horizontal cross-bars and swap in tall picture-window panels so the lake, golf course or preserve behind your home is no longer cut into strips. A structural upgrade, not just a screen change.

  • Picture windows
  • View optimization
  • Structural upgrade
04 New aluminum lanai screen enclosure attached to the back of a Florida home

Screen rooms & lanai enclosures

Turn an open patio, porch or slab into usable screened living space. Insulated roof panels, screened gables, kick plates and screen doors — sized and permitted for your existing structure.

  • Patio enclosures
  • Screen doors
  • Insulated roofs
05 Restored and repainted bronze pool cage frame on a Florida home at dusk

Pool cage painting & restoration

Pressure wash, rust treatment, hardware replacement and a factory-grade refinish that makes an older frame look new. Take chalky white aluminum back to white, or change it to bronze, without replacing the structure.

  • Frame refinishing
  • Rust & corrosion
  • Color change
06 Paver pool deck installed inside a screened pool cage in Sarasota, Florida

Paver decks, patios & driveways

Pavers and travertine for pool decks, lanai floors, walkways and driveways. Includes proper base prep, drainage and edge restraint — the part that decides whether a deck stays flat.

  • Pool decks
  • Driveways
  • Travertine & pavers
07 Motorized retractable screen lowering across a covered porch opening in Sarasota

Motorized retractable screens

A screen that drops at the touch of a button and disappears when you are done with it. Lanais, outdoor kitchens, patios, balconies and garage openings — six mesh options, from Phifer fiberglass to Florida Glass.

  • One-touch control
  • No fixed frame
  • Six mesh options
Sunset over a lake seen through a screened pool cage with string lights in Sarasota County

Financing

We offer financing

Wisetack

Prefer to pay over time rather than all at once? A pool cage is not a small project, and it rarely happens at a convenient time. Prequalify for financing through Wisetack and spread the cost over monthly payments instead of paying up front.

  • Checking your options takes about a minute and will not affect your credit score.
  • Projects financed up to $65,000, depending on the amount you are approved for.
  • Up to 6 payment plans, with interest-free options for qualifying customers.
  • No origination fees, no prepayment fees and no late fees.
Prequalify for financing

All financing is subject to credit approval.

Our work

Recent pool cages, lanais and screen enclosures

Projects photographed across Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte County. Select any image to view it full size.

How it works

Four steps, no surprises

You will know what is being done, who is doing it and what happens next before any work starts. Most projects finish within 20 business days of the permit being issued.

Step 01

On-site estimate

We come out, measure the enclosure, look at the frame and fasteners, and talk through screen types and colors. You get a written scope covering exactly what is included.

Step 02

Permits & engineering

For new cages and structural work we handle the engineered drawings, the county or city permit and the HOA submittal. All of it is pulled under our license, CRC1334065.

Step 03

Build & install

Our own crews do the aluminum, screen and paver work. We protect your deck and landscaping, keep the site tidy each day, and haul away the old material.

Step 04

Walkthrough & inspection

We walk the finished enclosure with you panel by panel, correct anything you flag, and meet the county inspector where an inspection is required.

Why homeowners choose us

Licensed, local and accountable

Screen work in Florida attracts a lot of unlicensed operators. Here is how to tell the difference, and what you get with us.

Licensed and insured

Florida Certified Residential Contractor license CRC1334065, plus general liability and workers’ compensation coverage. Verify the license with the Florida DBPR before you sign anything — we encourage it.

Our own crews, trained in-house

The aluminum, screen and paver work is done by 2H employees — not day labor hired for the week — and every crew is trained by our own engineer. Same faces from the first day to the walkthrough.

Permits handled

New enclosures and structural repairs are permitted and inspected through Sarasota, Manatee or Charlotte County. Unpermitted work can become a problem when you sell the house.

Built for Florida weather

Screen, spline, fasteners and framing selected for wind load, UV and salt air — three of the biggest things that wear out an enclosure early on the Gulf Coast.

Three-year labor warranty

Three years on our workmanship, plus the manufacturer's own warranty on the screen — Phifer fiberglass and Perfect Screen polyester, sourced from our supplier here in Sarasota. Written terms come with every estimate, so nothing depends on a handshake.

Monthly payment options

Wisetack financing covers projects up to $65,000, and checking your options takes about a minute without affecting your credit score. All financing is subject to credit approval.

Large bronze aluminum pool cage seen from outside a Florida home surrounded by palms

Service area

Serving Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte County

We work across Florida’s Gulf Coast from Palmetto down to Port Charlotte. If your town is not listed, call — we will tell you honestly whether we cover it.

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Questions

Pool cage questions we get every week

Straight answers. If yours is not here, call (941) 961-0162 and ask.

How do I know when my pool cage needs rescreening instead of a repair?

If one or two panels are torn from a branch or a ladder, a panel repair is the right call. Once screen starts tearing on its own at the spline, sags when you press it, or you can see the weave breaking down in several bays, the whole enclosure is at the end of its screen life and a full rescreen costs less than chasing panels one at a time.

We will tell you which situation you are in during the estimate, even when the answer is the cheaper one.

What kind of screen should I choose?

Phifer 18/14 fiberglass is the default and works well for most pool cages. No-see-um mesh has a tighter weave for properties near water where the small midges get through. Pet-resistant screen is heavier and stands up to dogs and cats at the lower panels. Perfect Screen polyester is stronger and lasts longer than fiberglass, and holds its shape better on large panels.

Many homeowners mix them — pet screen on the bottom row, standard above. All of it comes through our supplier here in Sarasota, and each material carries its manufacturer’s warranty.

Does a new pool cage need a permit in Sarasota County?

Yes. A new pool enclosure or a structural replacement requires a building permit and engineered drawings showing the aluminum structure meets current wind-load requirements, and it gets inspected. Straight rescreening of an existing, sound structure generally does not.

We pull permits under our own license, CRC1334065, and meet the inspector. Be careful with anyone who offers to skip the permit — unpermitted structural work turns into a title problem when you sell.

What does a pool cage rescreen or replacement cost?

Every project is quoted individually. Cost depends on the size of the enclosure, the screen you choose, the height and access, and the condition of the existing frame and fasteners — which is why we measure on site instead of guessing over the phone.

The written estimate lists exactly what is included, so you can compare it line for line against anyone else’s. Projects up to $65,000 can be financed through Wisetack, subject to credit approval.

Can I change the color of my pool cage without replacing it?

In most cases yes. If the aluminum is structurally sound, we pressure wash it, treat rust and corrosion at the fasteners and anchors, replace failed hardware, and refinish the frame. We finish in white and bronze — chalky white back to clean white, or white changed to bronze, are the two most requested jobs here.

If the anchors or lower rails have corroded through, refinishing only hides the problem, and we will say so.

How long does the work take?

Most projects are completed within 20 business days of the permit being issued. The permit itself is issued by the county on its own schedule, which is the part none of us controls — so we start that clock as early as possible.

You get a scheduled start date in writing, and we tell you the same day if weather moves it.

What is covered by your warranty?

Our workmanship is covered for three years. The screen itself carries its manufacturer's warranty — Phifer for fiberglass, Perfect Screen for polyester — and both come through our supplier here in Sarasota.

The written terms are part of every estimate, before you sign anything.

Do you work with HOAs and property managers?

Yes — and it is a large part of what we do. We prepare and submit the HOA architectural review package for homeowners, and we work directly with associations and property managers on community-wide pool cage, lanai and screen repairs. Certificates of general liability and workers’ compensation insurance, plus license documentation, are provided on request.

My cage was damaged in a storm. Do you handle insurance work?

We document the damage, provide an itemized scope and photographs suitable for an insurance claim, and coordinate with your adjuster. We do not negotiate the claim on your behalf — that is between you and your carrier — but the paperwork we provide is what adjusters ask for.

Get started

Request an estimate

Tell us what you need and where the property is. We will call you back to schedule a measurement. Prefer to talk now? Call (941) 961-0162.

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2H Rescreening

Florida contractor license CRC1334065 Certified Residential Contractor — licensed and insured. Verify our license with the Florida DBPR at any time.