Pool Screen Repair & Restoration in Longwood, FL

Mr. Pool Screen repairs, rescreens and fully restores pool enclosures in Longwood and across Seminole County, including Sweetwater Oaks, Alaqua Lakes and The Springs. Restoration typically costs about 60% less than replacing your cage and takes about two weeks. Call 407-250-1838 or request a free estimate.

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Pool enclosures under Longwood’s tree canopy

Longwood is known for its big oaks, wooded lots and established neighborhoods like Sweetwater Oaks, The Springs, Wekiva Hunt Club, Alaqua Lakes and the streets around the historic district. That shade is great on a hot afternoon, but it is tough on a pool enclosure. Some of the larger restoration projects we have completed have been right here in the 32779 area.

What trees, shade and age do to your cage

Falling limbs and debris. Branches, acorns and pine cones puncture roof panels, and heavy leaf litter traps moisture on top of the screen.
Mildew and staining. Shady enclosures stay damp longer. Mildew, tannins and pollen leave dark stains on the frame and make the mesh look dirty.
Older finishes. Many Longwood homes were built in the 1970s through the 1990s. Their enclosures often have original coating that has chalked or peeled and steel screws that have rusted through.
Sagging roof screen. Weight from debris and years of storms stretch the roof panels until they sag.

Our services in Longwood

Pool cage restoration. We remove the old screen, replace rusted fasteners with upgraded corrosion-resistant ones, clean away mildew and stains, mask the pool, deck and house, spray a premium marine-grade water-borne acrylic coating and rescreen. The coating is built for roughly a 10-year life, and our work is backed by a 3-year warranty. See Pool Cage Restoration.

Rescreening. A full rescreen replaces tired, stained or brittle mesh across the entire enclosure. Under heavy tree cover, many homeowners choose no-see-um mesh to keep tiny biting insects out. Glas-Shield, bronzetone and standard 18×14 fiberglass are also available. See Pool Screen Rescreening.

Panel and roof repairs. After a storm or a falling branch, we replace damaged panels so your enclosure is sealed again. See Pool Screen Repair.

Pool deck staining. A shaded deck can look worn and stained. We can refresh it with a slip-resistant finish. See Pool Deck Staining.

Tips to keep your Longwood enclosure in good shape

Keep overhanging limbs trimmed back from the roof of the cage.
Gently rinse leaves and debris off the roof screen rather than letting them pile up.
Look for rust spots around screw heads once or twice a year. Catching them early keeps stains off your deck.
After a big storm, walk around the enclosure and check for popped spline or torn panels.

Seminole County homes and HOAs

Some Longwood neighborhoods have active HOAs with color and appearance rules, while others have none at all. If you live in a deed-restricted community, check with your association before changing color. We can give you the color name and scope of work for your application.

Getting started

Request a free estimate or call 407-250-1838.
We visit, inspect and recommend the right fix: a repair, a rescreen or a full restoration.
Most full restorations are completed in about two weeks.
We walk the finished job with you.

See our work in the project gallery.

Nearby areas

We also serve Altamonte Springs, Winter Springs, Lake Mary, Sanford, Casselberry, Oviedo and Heathrow. See our Altamonte Springs page.

Frequently asked questions

Can you fix screen damage from a fallen branch?

Yes. We replace torn or punctured panels, including roof panels, and check the surrounding frame and fasteners for damage.

How do you deal with mildew and stains on the frame?

During a restoration we thoroughly clean the enclosure before coating, then apply a fresh marine-grade acrylic coating so the frame looks new again.

Is restoration worth it on an older Longwood enclosure?

In most cases, yes. If the aluminum frame is sound, restoration costs about 60% less than replacement and avoids demolition.

What screen is best under heavy trees?

No-see-um mesh is popular in shaded, wooded areas because it keeps out small biting insects. We will go over all the options at your estimate.

Do you serve all of Seminole County?

Yes, including Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary, Sanford, Oviedo, Winter Springs, Casselberry and Heathrow.

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.