Residential · Palm Coast, FL
A properly built pool screen enclosure keeps your deck cleaner, blocks insects, and helps protect your pool area from windblown debris. Palm Coast Screens handles pool screen enclosure installation and repair in Palm Coast, from storm-damage rescreening to full panel, door, and framing upgrades.
Good results start with the base and the measurements. We inspect the slab and attachment points for cracks, spalling, and movement, then confirm plumb and square so the frame loads correctly. For new builds, we lay out post locations, door swings, and panel spans, then anchor aluminum components with the right fasteners for concrete or block (stainless or corrosion-resistant hardware where needed). Before any screen goes on, we verify beam alignment, bracing, and tie-ins so the finished cage stays tight and operates smoothly.
Florida weather is hard on screens, fasteners, and door hardware, so material choice and finishing details matter. We install and replace screening such as fiberglass insect screen, polyester (pets and high-traffic), and specialty options like no-see-um and solar screen where appropriate, using proper spline sizes and even tension to prevent wrinkles and pull-out. Frames and panels are built and serviced with extruded aluminum members, new corner inserts where required, and clean cuts to reduce galvanic and corrosion points. We also tune doors with new closers, hinges, latches, and kick plates, then seal common entry gaps so you get a cleaner enclosure with fewer callbacks.
Palm Coast customers choose us because we treat a pool screen enclosure like a system, not just a rescreen job. We troubleshoot why panels keep tearing, why a door drags, or why a roof section leaks debris, then correct the underlying issue with proper bracing, hardware upgrades, and tighter panel fit. You get clear options for screen type, door improvements, and repair versus replacement, along with a written scope that matches what we build. Palm Coast Screens has served since 2019, and we show up with the tools and parts to finish cleanly, including screen rolling tools, spline, corner hardware, and replacement fasteners.
At completion, we walk the enclosure with you and check the details that homeowners notice every day. We confirm doors self-close and latch, inspect screen tension at each panel, and look for sharp edges, loose spline, or gaps around frames and tracks. We clean up cutoffs and old screen, then review care tips (how to rinse, what cleaners to avoid, and what to watch after high winds). You receive a free written estimate up front, straightforward scheduling, and a pool screen enclosure that is built to last in Florida conditions.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after an on-site evaluation so measurements, materials, and scope are accurate.
Yes. Palm Coast Screens is licensed and insured for screening work.
Yes. We can replace individual panels, sections around doors, or any damaged openings without rescreening the entire enclosure, when the framing is in good condition.
Yes. We install and repair screen doors, including hinges, closers, handles, latches, and alignment issues that cause dragging or poor sealing.
Pricing depends on the number and size of openings, mesh type, door and hardware work, and whether aluminum framing repairs are needed before screening.
If your pool cage is torn, sagging, letting in no-see-ums, or rattling in wind, the fix is not always “just rescreen it.” Palm Coast Screens provides pool screen enclosure installation and repair in Palm Coast, focusing on solid framing, correct fastening, and tight screen work so panels stay secure and doors work the way they should. From single-panel repairs to full rescreens and door replacements, we keep the process simple with a clear scope, material options, and a clean finish.
A pool screen enclosure takes constant exposure to sun, rain, salt air, and wind. Over time, fiberglass screen can become brittle, spline can loosen, and hardware can corrode, especially around doors and roof corners. We start by checking the structure: frame alignment, loose fasteners, damaged corner inserts, and any areas where panels are over-spanned or out of square. Then we match the repair to the cause, whether that means replacing a torn panel, re-splining with the correct diameter spline, rebuilding a sagging section, or upgrading hardware to stainless or other corrosion-resistant fasteners.
Material selection is part of getting a longer-lasting result. Standard fiberglass insect screen is a common choice, while no-see-um helps with smaller insects and polyester can be a better fit for pets and high-traffic areas. For glare and heat reduction needs, solar screen may be an option in certain applications. We explain what each screen type is designed to do, how it affects airflow and visibility, and where it makes sense in your enclosure so the finished work fits your priorities.
When the job is done, we do a walkthrough and verify operation and fit, including door swing, latch engagement, and consistent screen tension across panels. You will know exactly what was repaired or replaced, what materials were used, and what maintenance will help extend service life after storms and seasonal weather. Contact Palm Coast Screens for pool screen enclosure installation and repair and get a free written estimate.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Palm Coast. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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