Pool Screen Repair & Restoration in Lake Nona, FL

Mr. Pool Screen repairs, rescreens and recoats pool enclosures in Lake Nona and the rest of the 32832 area, and our shop sits right on Narcoossee Road. Most full restorations cost about 60% less than replacing the cage and take around two weeks. Call 407-250-1838 or request a free estimate online and we will come out and measure.

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Your neighbors on Narcoossee Road

Lake Nona is home turf for us. Our office is at 11954 Narcoossee Rd, Suite 2, so when you call from Laureate Park, Northlake Park, Eagle Creek, Storey Park or the newer streets off Boggy Creek Road, we are usually minutes away. We have completed more enclosure projects in the 32832 ZIP code than anywhere else, from small panel repairs to full cage restorations.

Why Lake Nona enclosures wear out faster than you expect

A lot of Lake Nona homes are newer, so it surprises people when their cage already looks tired. A few local reasons:

Builder-grade finishes. Many enclosures were installed quickly during the building boom with a basic factory finish and standard screws. After five to eight summers, those screws start to rust and bleed orange streaks down the frame.
Open, lake-facing lots. Homes that back onto lakes, ponds and conservation land take the full force of afternoon thunderstorms and wind with nothing to break it up. That stretches screen panels and loosens spline.
Strict HOA standards. Lake Nona communities keep a close eye on exterior appearance. Faded, chalky coating or torn panels can lead to a courtesy letter, and most associations want the enclosure color to stay within the approved palette.

What we do for Lake Nona homeowners

Pool screen repair. Torn, loose or popped-out panels are replaced with new screen and spline so your pool area is bug-free again. See our Pool Screen Repair page for details.

Full rescreening. When most panels are faded or brittle, we remove all the old mesh and rescreen the whole enclosure. You can choose standard 18×14 fiberglass, no-see-um mesh, Glas-Shield or bronzetone. Learn more on our Pool Screen Rescreening page.

Pool cage restoration. We strip the screen, replace rusted fasteners, clean and mask everything, spray a marine-grade, 100% water-borne acrylic coating, then rescreen. The coating is built for roughly a 10-year lifespan, and the work is backed by our 3-year warranty. Read how it works on Pool Cage Restoration.

Pool deck staining. If the concrete around your pool has faded or stained, we can refresh it with a slip-resistant finish while we are already on site. See Pool Deck Staining.

Working with your HOA

Most Lake Nona associations ask for an architectural review before you change the color of an enclosure. If you are keeping the same color, approval is often simpler or not needed at all, but check with your management company first. We can share the color and scope details for your HOA submission, and we have a custom color deck to help you match the approved palette.

What a typical project looks like

Free estimate. We visit, measure the enclosure, check the frame, screws and screen, and tell you honestly whether you need a repair, a rescreen or a full restoration.
Scheduling. We book a start date that works around your family and any HOA approval.
The work. A full restoration usually takes about two weeks from start to finish. We mask your pool, deck and home so no overspray lands where it should not.
Walk-through. We check the finished enclosure with you before we wrap up.

Want to see finished cages before you call? Browse our project gallery.

Also serving nearby

We regularly work just outside Lake Nona too, including Hunter’s Creek and SouthChase, East Orlando, Moss Park, Medical City and St. Cloud.

Frequently asked questions

How much does pool screen repair cost in Lake Nona?

It depends on how many panels need replacing and the size of your enclosure. A full restoration typically costs about 60% less than replacing the cage. Pricing depends on the size and condition of your enclosure, so we give free on-site estimates.

My Lake Nona home is only a few years old. Why are the screws rusting already?

Many enclosures were built with standard screws that rust within a few summers. During a restoration we replace rusted fasteners with upgraded, corrosion-resistant fasteners so the bleeding stops.

Do I need HOA approval to restore my pool cage?

If you are changing the color, almost every Lake Nona association will want an architectural review. Keeping the same color is often simpler. We can give you the color name and scope of work for your application.

How long does a pool cage restoration take?

Most full restorations are completed in about two weeks from start to finish.

Is Mr. Pool Screen insured?

Yes. We are fully bonded and insured, with over $1,000,000 in general liability and workers’ compensation coverage.

Ready for a like-new enclosure?

Tell us about your pool cage and we will come out, inspect it and give you a free, no-pressure estimate.