Salt air, older cages, tight pool decks — we repair and rescreen Hollywood pool enclosures and patio lanais, with free written estimates.
Hollywood sits on the Atlantic coast and the Intracoastal, and that changes how pool enclosures age. Salt-laden air accelerates oxidation on aluminum frames, so it is common to see chalky white film, pitting at base connectors and corroded fasteners on cages that look otherwise sound.

Much of Hollywood was built out decades ago, so many enclosures here are original to homes from the mid-20th century through the 1980s. These cages often have older spline channels and frame profiles, which is why we assess the frame before quoting a rescreen and flag any structural work up front.
Rinse your frame with fresh water periodically, and do not ignore early white powdery buildup. Caught early, oxidation is a cleaning and treatment job. Left alone, it can pit the metal and turn a rescreen into a frame repair. See our aluminum restoration service.
We work throughout Hollywood, including areas such as Hollywood Lakes, Emerald Hills, Hollywood Hills, Driftwood and Parkside, along with surrounding streets west of US-1. Tell us your street when you call and we will confirm service.
Hollywood has a wide mix of single-family homes, townhomes and condos. Smaller pool decks and screened patios need careful staging and measuring, and many of them are covered by association rules. We also repair screened patios and lanais — see our patio screen repair page.
New screen panels sized and matched to your enclosure and association spec.
Bent uprights, corroded connectors and damaged beams repaired to match the original.
Hinge, latch and full door repair or replacement.
Cleaning and oxidation treatment for faded, chalky frames.
Many Hollywood jobs combine a rescreen with frame cleaning or repair, so estimates itemize both. Here is what typical Hollywood jobs cost:
| Job | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
| Single torn panel repair | $35–$65 per panel |
| Small / standard rescreen (under 600 sq ft) | $750–$1,600 |
| Aluminum frame repair | $150–$800 |
| Aluminum oxidation cleaning and treatment | Quoted after inspection |
Prices vary with enclosure size, screen type and frame condition. See the full Broward pool screen repair cost guide.
Slide to your enclosure size and see a typical price range before you call.
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That is aluminum oxidation, sped up by humidity and salt air near the coast. Light cases can be cleaned and treated. Heavier cases can pit the metal, so it is worth addressing before a rescreen so the new screen is not installed on a failing frame.
Single panels run $35–$65, small to standard rescreens typically $750–$1,600, and frame repairs $150–$800 depending on scope. Every estimate is free and in writing.
Yes. We repair and rescreen screened patios and lanais, including townhome and condo patios. Check your association rules on screen color first, or send them to us.
Often yes, if the frame is structurally sound. We inspect uprights, beams, base tracks and connectors, and tell you honestly whether a rescreen, a frame repair or both makes sense.
Call or request online today. Written estimates, no obligation.