Pool cages, villa patios and screened lanais across Sunrise — rescreening, frame repair and screen doors with free written estimates.
Sunrise combines single-family neighborhoods with a large number of villas, townhomes and community developments, so we see both full pool cages and smaller screened patios and lanais. The work is the same craft at different scales: sound frames, tight spline and the right screen for the exposure.

Sunrise also borders the western edge of the county, where open land lets wind build up across properties. Repeated wind load causes mesh fatigue and loosens spline over time, so screens that look fine can begin popping out in a strong storm.
Many Sunrise developments require approval or specific screen color and frame finish before work begins. Send us your community name and any violation notice, and we will confirm the spec first.
We serve all of Sunrise, including communities and areas such as Sunrise Lakes, Welleby, Sunrise Golf Village and the Bonaventure area along the Weston border. Tell us your community when you call and we will confirm service.
Alongside full pool cages we repair screened patios, lanais and screen doors, including sliding and hinged entries. See our screen door repair and patio screen repair pages for details.
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 Sunrise jobs are smaller patio or standard enclosure repairs, so most estimates fall in the lower and middle tiers. Here is what typical Sunrise jobs cost:
| Job | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
| Single torn panel repair | $35–$65 per panel |
| Small / standard rescreen (under 600 sq ft) | $750–$1,600 |
| Screen door repair | From about $90 |
| Aluminum frame repair | $150–$800 |
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.
Tell us what you need. We respond within 2 business hours, Monday to Saturday.
Yes. We repair and rescreen patios and lanais as well as pool enclosures, and we confirm association rules on color and finish before quoting.
Panels run $35–$65 each, small to standard rescreens typically $750–$1,600, and frame repairs $150–$800. Estimates are free and in writing.
Usually the spline has loosened or the mesh has stretched from repeated wind load. Re-splining a section may fix it, but if the mesh is old, a partial or full rescreen is more lasting.
Yes. Give us your community name and any violation notice, and we will confirm the required screen color and finish before starting.
Call or request online today. Written estimates, no obligation.