Pool Screen Restoration

As they are outdoor structures, pool cages enclosures suffer from exposure to sunlight, rain, wind, as well as animal and plant residues. And since there is no way to control these factors, pool cages enclosures progressively deteriorate over the years, damaging the home’s aesthetic and even posing significant safety risks. With regards to the aesthetic, the fabric’s paint deteriorates to the point of coming off and dirtying the entire enclosure with small rust particles that easily create stains in the pool and its surroundings. In addition, the corrosion can become dangerous because the screws, cables, and anchorages rust and fail, causing the aluminum structure to become weak and vulnerable to winds. 

The Repainting & Restoration Process

STEP 1 – All old screen mesh is stripped from the enclosure and disposed of.

STEP 2– All of the old and rusted fasteners are upgraded to Nylotech fasteners to ensure longevity, and structural integrity of your enclosure.

STEP 3 – The enclosure is thoroughly cleaned and intricately prepped for painting for a lasting finish and to avoid overspray.

STEP 4 – New paint is meticulously applied to withstand the harsh Florida sun and element.

STEP 5 – The enclosure is re-screened with the screen of your choice. The entire process takes approximately 2 weeks.