Between the bay on one side and the Gulf beaches on the other, St. Petersburg pool screens live with wind, salt and sun from every direction. The storms of recent seasons added torn panels and stretched roofs to cages across Shore Acres, Snell Isle, Coquina Key, Pinellas Point and the Northeast. ABC Pool Cage Painting repairs and rescreens enclosures throughout the city and the rest of Pinellas County.

Storm Repairs First

After a system passes we close open enclosures first with common panel sizes carried on the truck, so the lanai is protected while the schedule catches up, then complete full rescreens in order. Bent bars and loose anchors are reported before screen is installed; new mesh on a damaged frame is money wasted.

Repair, Roof or Full Rescreen

One or two torn panels on screen that is still dark and flexible is a repair. A roof that pools water and tears while the walls are fine is a roof-only rescreen. Mesh that has faded to grey and cracks when folded is finished, and a full rescreen with new spline in every channel is the better value and the uniform result.

Mesh for a Peninsula City

• 20/20 no-see-um mesh on the wall panels for bayfront and beach-side homes where midges come through standard screen.
• Standard 18/14 charcoal for roofs and for inland neighborhoods.
• Pet screen on the bottom row and door surround for households with dogs.
• Privacy screen for a side wall on the close lots of the older grid neighborhoods; solar screen for west-facing walls that take the Gulf sunset.

Stainless Hardware Near the Water

Fasteners in the spline channels and door frames are replaced with stainless steel during a rescreen, door closers and latches are renewed with corrosion-resistant parts, cracked chair-rail caps are swapped and cable braces and anchors are inspected. If the frame has chalked, pitted or is streaking rust, the St. Petersburg restoration service pairs the rescreen with corrosion treatment and a full recoat.

Trees, Debris and Roof Panels

The older neighborhoods sit under mature oaks and pines that fill roof channels with litter. Every rescreen includes clearing the channels completely, and roof panels are set with correctly sized spline at full tension so water and leaves shed instead of collecting.

St. Petersburg Rescreening FAQ

How long does a full rescreen take?

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

Do you work on waterfront homes with seawalls and docks?

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

Can you match panels replaced after the storms?

Charcoal is standard and blends; if older mesh has faded, a full rescreen gives a uniform look.

Do you replace screen doors?

Yes, with new closers and latches, during the same visit.

More Pool Cage Services in St. Petersburg

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

Nearby Areas We Also Serve

From St. Petersburg our crews also cover Pinellas Park, Largo, Seminole, Clearwater and Tampa. The full list is on the service areas page.

Request a St. Petersburg Estimate

Send a few photos of the enclosure with your St. Petersburg 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.