Pool & Patio Screen Repair
in Fort Lauderdale, FL
When salt air, summer storms, and daily South Florida sun tear up your pool cage, you need a crew that can get out to your property fast and do the job right the first time. Chuck’s Screening Co. has been repairing and rescreening pool enclosures for Broward County homeowners since 1991, and we bring that same three-generation experience to Fort Lauderdale pools, from the older screened patios in Rio Vista and Colee Hammock to the newer enclosures going up in Coral Ridge and along the Las Olas corridor.
Most pool screen repairs in Fort Lauderdale are completed within 48 hours of your call. We’re fully licensed and insured, we back every job with a 1-year written guarantee, and we offer free estimates, often quoted right over the phone for straightforward tears or panel replacements.
Why Fort Lauderdale Homeowners Choose Chuck’s Screening Co.
- Family-owned and operated since 1991: three generations of screening expertise
- Over 5,000 screens repaired: throughout Broward County
- 4.9 out of 5 stars: from more than 30 Google reviews
- Fully licensed and insured
- 1-year written guarantee: on all work
- Fast service: most repairs completed within 48 hours
- Free estimates: often quotable over the phone
Why Pool Screens Fail So Fast in Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale sits inside a High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, and that isn’t just a permitting term, it’s the reason your screen enclosure works harder here than almost anywhere else in the country. New and replacement enclosures in Broward County are engineered against wind speeds that can reach 175 mph, so the screen panels take a real structural beating every hurricane season, not just cosmetic wear. Add in near-constant sun exposure, salt-laden air blowing in off the Intracoastal and the beach, and near-daily summer thunderstorms, and it’s no surprise that mesh in Fort Lauderdale ages faster than it does inland.
Older homes in neighborhoods like Tarpon River, Victoria Park, and Poinsettia Heights often still have their original screen framing from decades past, where rusted screws and corroded spline channels let panels bow and pop loose long before the mesh itself gives out. Newer construction near Harbor Beach and the Las Olas Isles tends to have taller, more exposed pool cages that catch more wind load, which stresses panel edges and door hardware first. Either way, we see the same failure points across the city: torn or sagging screen, pulled spline, rusted fasteners, and doors that no longer latch cleanly after a storm.
Our Pool and Patio Screening Services
- Pool enclosure screen repair and replacement: torn panels, holes, storm-damaged sections, and full rescreens
- Patio screen replacement: partial repairs or full rescreening of covered patios and lanais
- Heavy-duty pet screens: reinforced mesh built to hold up against dogs and cats
- Privacy screens: reduce sightlines from neighboring yards without blocking airflow
- Frame and hardware repair: rusted screws, bolts, and corroded fasteners common in salt-air neighborhoods
- Dog door installation: custom-fit screen doors for pets
- Screen door repair: patio, porch, and enclosure doors, new installs or screen-only replacement
- Screen roof repair: both pan roofs and insulated roofs
- Kick plates and union jacks: added protection and finishing touches for entry doors
- Emergency and storm-damage repairs: fast response after high winds or fallen debris
How Much Does Pool Screen Repair Cost in Fort Lauderdale?
Most standard panel repairs and small section rescreens can be quoted over the phone once you describe the size and location of the damage, and we back that quote with a free on-site estimate before any work begins. Pricing depends on the size of the enclosure, the type of mesh (standard, pet-resistant, or privacy), and whether the aluminum frame or hardware needs attention alongside the screen itself. We’re proud to offer some of the most competitive rates in Broward County, and there’s never a charge just to come take a look.
Our Repair Process
- Call or request an estimate: reach us at (954) 981-7982 or through our online contact form.
- Free assessment: for straightforward jobs we can often quote a price over the phone; for larger enclosures or storm damage, we’ll come take a look in person at no cost.
- Scheduled repair: most jobs are completed within 48 hours of approval.
- Clean, respectful work: our crew treats your pool deck and landscaping with care and leaves the work area clean.
- 1-year guarantee: every repair is backed in writing.
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Do I Need a Permit to Repair My Pool Screen in Fort Lauderdale?
Routine screen and mesh repair on an existing enclosure typically does not require a new building permit, but a full enclosure rebuild or a new installation does, since Fort Lauderdale’s Unified Land Development Regulations require pools to be enclosed by an open-mesh screen enclosure or a fence at least 5 feet high. If your project goes beyond rescreening into frame replacement or structural work, we’ll let you know upfront so there are no surprises with your city inspection.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can you repair a torn pool screen in Fort Lauderdale?
Most pool screen repairs in Fort Lauderdale are completed within 48 hours of your initial call. Simple panel tears or spline issues can sometimes be scheduled even faster, especially outside of peak hurricane season.
Do you serve my part of Fort Lauderdale?
Yes, we serve homes and businesses throughout Fort Lauderdale, including Rio Vista, Colee Hammock, Victoria Park, Coral Ridge, Harbor Beach, and the surrounding areas, along with Hollywood, Dania Beach, Hallandale Beach, Pembroke Pines, and the rest of Broward County.
Will my homeowner’s insurance cover storm damage to my pool cage screens?
Many policies cover screen enclosure damage from named storms, but coverage varies by carrier and policy, so we always recommend checking your policy or asking your adjuster directly. We’re happy to provide a written estimate you can submit with a claim.
What kind of screen mesh do you recommend for a pool enclosure?
Standard fiberglass pool mesh works well for most Fort Lauderdale enclosures, but homes with dogs or cats hold up much better with a heavier-gauge pet screen. If glare or privacy from neighbors is a concern, a tinted or privacy-weave mesh is worth considering, and we can walk you through the tradeoffs during your free estimate.
How long does a pool screen rescreen usually take?
A standard rescreen on a residential pool enclosure is typically completed in a single day. Larger cages, full-frame work, or storm-related structural repairs can take longer, and we’ll give you a clear timeline before we start.
Proudly Serving Fort Lauderdale and the Surrounding Area
Chuck’s Screening Co. is based in Hollywood, FL, and actively serves Fort Lauderdale along with Dania Beach, Hallandale Beach, Pembroke Pines, and the rest of Broward County. If you’re not sure whether your neighborhood falls within our service area, give us a call and we’ll let you know.
Get Your Free Pool Screen Repair Estimate in Fort Lauderdale
Torn, sagging, or storm-damaged pool screens don’t get better on their own, and in Fort Lauderdale’s climate they only tend to get worse. Call Chuck’s Screening Co. at (954) 981-7982 or request a free estimate online, and let three generations of screening experience take care of your pool enclosure.