Pool Enclosure Rescreening in Brevard County
New screen for your pool enclosure or patio, installed by our own employees, never subcontractors. Door service and new fasteners are available while we are there.
0% Financing options through GreenSky. See financing. Subject to credit approval.
- W2 CrewsOur own employees, never subcontractors
- 3-YearWorkmanship warranty on rescreens and repairs
- #AL0521Florida license, fully insured
- 1,375+Enclosures built since 1983
- BBBAccredited, and featured on This Old House
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When it is time to rescreen
Screen does not last forever. Under the Florida sun and rain, the average screen lasts about 8 to 10 years. Over time it loses its deep charcoal color, the silvery fiberglass strands start to show, and it becomes brittle enough to tear in a storm or under a curious dog.
If the aluminum frame is still sound, you do not need a new enclosure. Rescreening replaces the screen and brings the enclosure back to life for far less than a rebuild. Signs it is time:
- Faded, gray or shiny screen where it used to be dark charcoal
- Torn, loose or sagging panels
- Screen pulling out of the frame along the edges
- Rust stains around the screws at the base of the enclosure
Extras while we are there
A rescreen is a good time to look after the rest of the enclosure. If yours needs it, we can also service the screen doors with new hardware, hinges and bug sweeps, replace worn fasteners with stainless steel, and set stainless Tapcon anchors in the base rail next to rusted screws. These are extras, not part of a standard rescreen, and each one is listed on your written price so you choose what to add.
You can replace a few damaged panels or rescreen the whole enclosure. We will tell you honestly which makes sense, and if the frame itself is no longer sound, we will say so and talk through a new pool enclosure instead.
Why homeowners choose Advanced Aluminum
Our rescreening crews are W2 Advanced Aluminum employees, never subcontractors, and they clean up after themselves. We are licensed (Florida #AL0521) and fully insured, BBB Accredited and featured on This Old House, and we have worked on enclosures across Brevard County since 1983.
You get a written price before any work begins. A rescreen doesn’t need a permit. For repairs beyond the screen, see screen enclosure repair.
Screen choices
The right screen depends on what you want from the enclosure: a clear view, more shade, more privacy or tougher panels near pets and play areas.
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Phifer charcoal fiberglass
Our standard rescreen: Phifer 18x14 charcoal fiberglass screen, made in Alabama, for a clear view out and the bugs kept out.
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Phifer Shadescreen
A screen that blocks more of the sun, for decks that get full afternoon light.
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TUFF Screen
A heavier screen for the lower panels, where pets, kids and pool toys are hardest on it.
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Florida Glass
A privacy screen for the sides that face the neighbors or the street.
What a rescreen includes
A rescreen is new screen for your enclosure, installed by our own crews. Door service, new fasteners and the other extras are listed separately on your written price.
Included with every rescreen
- Phifer 18x14 charcoal fiberglass screen, made in Alabama
- Installed by our own W2 crews, never subcontractors
- A 3-year workmanship warranty
Extras you can add
- Screen door service: new hardware, hinges and bug sweeps
- Worn fasteners replaced with stainless steel
- Stainless Tapcon anchors in the base rail next to rusted screws
- 20x20 No-See-Um screen, a tighter weave for the smallest biting insects that also gives a little more shade (on the walls; on the roof only if you ask)
- Phifer Shadescreen, TUFF Screen or Florida Glass
- New screen doors
- Pet doors
- A kickplate along the bottom
- Pressure cleaning
Workmanship you can count on
Our rescreens are done by the same W2 crews who build our new enclosures, and every rescreen carries a 3-year workmanship warranty.
From first call to final walkthrough
Call us
Tell us what you have in mind, and we will set a time to visit.
Free in-home consultation
We measure, walk through styles and options, and give you a written price and your 0% financing options.
Design and permits
Once you sign, we design your project and take care of the building permit. If you have an HOA, we design with its guidelines in mind and give you the plans it asks for.
Build and final walkthrough
Our own crews build it, then we walk the finished project with you.
0% financing options for your project
Make room for the life you want outside, and spread the cost over time through GreenSky. Subject to credit approval.
Serving these cities
From our office in Cocoa we work across Brevard County. Pick your city for local pool enclosure notes, permits and answers.
- Palm Bay pool enclosures
- Melbourne pool enclosures
- Titusville pool enclosures
- Merritt Island pool enclosures
- Viera pool enclosures
- Cocoa Beach pool enclosures
- Rockledge pool enclosures
- Satellite Beach pool enclosures
- Port St. John pool enclosures
- Indian Harbour Beach pool enclosures
- Melbourne Beach pool enclosures
- Cocoa pool enclosures
- Cape Canaveral pool enclosures
Questions about rescreening
How long does pool enclosure screen last?
About 8 to 10 years on average in Florida. Sun and weather fade it, and eventually it becomes brittle and tears.
Can you replace just a few panels?
Yes. We can replace a few damaged panels or rescreen the whole enclosure, and we will tell you which makes more sense for yours.
What screen do you use?
Phifer 18×14 charcoal fiberglass screen as standard, with 20×20 No-See-Um screen as an upgrade, with Phifer Shadescreen, TUFF Screen and Florida Glass available.
Do I need a permit to rescreen?
No. A rescreen doesn’t need a permit.
How much does rescreening cost?
It depends on the size of the enclosure, how many panels need replacing and the screen you choose. You get a written price before any work begins.
Is my frame too old to rescreen?
Not if it is still sound. We check the frame as well as the screen, and if it no longer measures up, we will tell you and talk through a new enclosure.
Plan your rescreen
Tell us about your project, and we will set up a free in-home consultation and a written price.
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