With hundreds of miles of canals and a pool cage on almost every waterfront lot, Cape Coral is rescreening country. Wind off the river and the Gulf loads the panels on the southern canals; sun does the damage on the open lots up north. ABC Pool Cage Painting replaces panels and rescreens complete enclosures across all four quadrants of the city.

Which Job Do You Need?

• Panel repair: one or two damaged panels on screen that is otherwise tight and dark.
• Roof-only rescreen: the roof pools water or tears while the walls are still sound.
• Full rescreen: mesh that has faded to grey, tears easily, or fails somewhere new every month.
• Mesh upgrade: no-see-um on the canal walls, pet screen on the bottom row, privacy or solar screen where needed.

No-See-Um Mesh on Gulf-Access Canals

Midges from the canals and the river pass through standard 18/14 screen at dusk. A 20/20 no-see-um mesh on the wall panels stops them; most homeowners keep standard mesh on the roof for airflow. The finer weave slightly softens the view, so we recommend it on the walls that face the water and not overhead.

Spline, Tension and Roof Panels

The most common reason rescreened panels fail early in the Cape is spline that is the wrong size, reused, or barely seated. We strip and replace every foot, size it to your frame and set the panels tight so they shed wind and water. Roof panels get particular care because loose ones sag, pool water and tear first.

Frame, Doors and Hardware

With the screen out we replace rusting screws with stainless, renew door closers and latches, swap cracked chair-rail caps and check cable braces and anchors. If the frame has chalked or is streaking rust, the Cape Coral restoration service combines the rescreen with repairs and a full recoat so you are not screening a frame that needs paint.

Storm Season in the Cape

After a named storm we close open enclosures first, using stocked panel sizes, and then complete full rescreens in order. Bent bars and loose anchors are reported before screen is installed. During the season we keep extra crews available for the Cape because the volume of calls is the highest in Lee County.

Seasonal Residents

For homeowners who spend the summer elsewhere, we can complete the work before you return, arrange access with a neighbor or property manager, and send photos and the invoice electronically.

Cape Coral Rescreening FAQ

Do you cover the northwest Cape?

Yes, all quadrants of Cape Coral including the newer northwest and northeast neighborhoods.

Will the crew work around my dock and lift?

Yes. Waterfront equipment and seawalls are protected and the work is planned around wind.

Can I replace only the roof?

Yes. Roof-only rescreens are a common choice when the walls are still good.

How long does a full rescreen take?

One working day for most single-family cages; larger enclosures may run into a second morning.

More Pool Cage Services in Cape Coral

Homeowners in Cape Coral often combine work, so these pages cover the other services we schedule in the area: Pool Cage Painting in Cape Coral, Pool Cage Restoration in Cape Coral. Statewide details are on our main pool cage rescreening page.

Nearby Areas We Also Serve

From Cape Coral our crews also cover Fort Myers, Punta Gorda, Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel and Lehigh Acres. The full list is on the service areas page.

Request a Cape Coral Estimate

Send a few photos of the enclosure with your Cape Coral address and we will reply with a written estimate. Call (844) 222-2115 or the Sarasota local line at (941) 260-7336, or use the form below.