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Pool cage rescreen cost in Winter Springs, FL

Published Florida market ranges for a full cage rescreen run from roughly $800 for a small under-20-panel lanai to $4,500 or more for a large two-storey mansard cage, with Seminole County’s own published ranges running somewhat higher on the top end. These are researched market estimates from named third-party contractors, not this operator’s prices and not a quote — no published Winter Springs-specific price data exists.

By cage size

Published Florida market ranges, 2025–2026

Full cage rescreen, by size and source
Cage sizePublished rangeSource
Small lanai / partial, under 20 panels$800 – $1,800A Screen Repair, Orlando
Mid-size pool cage, 20–40 panels$1,500 – $3,200A Screen Repair, Orlando
Large / two-storey mansard, 40–60+ panels$2,800 – $4,500+A Screen Repair, Orlando
Full cage restoration (rescreen + frame/upright/beam work)$2,500 – $7,500+A Screen Repair, Orlando
Small one-storey cage$1,500 – $3,000Florida Pool Enclosures, Longwood (Seminole County)
Average one-storey cage$2,000 – $5,000Florida Pool Enclosures, Longwood (Seminole County)
Large or two-storey cage$4,000 – $8,000+Florida Pool Enclosures, Longwood (Seminole County)
Regular pool cage, ∼1,500 sq ft$2,400 – $4,800Pool Paint Screen, Orlando
One-storey cage, per sq ft installed$1.40 / sq ftFull Screen Fix, Orlando
Two-storey cage, per sq ft installed$2.10 / sq ftFull Screen Fix, Orlando

In-region and Orlando-metro sources only. None of these figures are Winter Springs-specific — no published Winter Springs or city-by-city Seminole County price data was found; the Florida Pool Enclosures (Longwood) rows above are the closest available, from a Seminole County contractor pricing by cage size rather than by city. Winter Springs Rescreening’s own rate starts at $1.76 per square foot, installed.

When the job is more than mesh

If the frame itself needs work — a corroded upright, a beam, or the super gutter — that is priced separately from the mesh, and is the reason a “full cage restoration” quote can run wider than a straight rescreen.

Frame and structural work, published ranges
ItemPublished rangeSource
Corroded upright (post) replacement$300 – $700 per postA Screen Repair, Orlando
Beam replacement$400 – $1,200 per beamA Screen Repair, Orlando
Super gutter repair$35 – $75 per linear footA Screen Repair, Orlando

What actually moves your number

  • Panel count and position. Upper and mansard panels cost more per panel than ground level — see single panel repair cost for the per-panel breakdown.
  • Mesh choice. Standard 18x14, 20x20 no-see-um, pet-resistant or solar all price differently — see mesh upgrade cost.
  • Access. A gated community entrance or a tight side yard both add real time.
  • Fastener condition. Corroded gutter and beam screws on an older cage — see rust at the fasteners — are often the difference between a rescreen quote and a restoration quote.
Common questions

Rescreen cost questions

Why do two rescreen quotes for the same cage come back so different?

Almost always panel count and position, not a markup difference. A quote that counts upper and mansard panels separately from ground-level ones, and states whether gutter and beam fasteners are included, will read higher than one that quotes a flat per-square-foot number and says nothing about condition. The higher number is often the more honest one.

Is a full cage restoration the same as a rescreen?

No. A rescreen replaces mesh and spline on an existing, structurally sound frame. A full cage restoration adds frame work — upright, beam or gutter replacement — on top of that, which is why published restoration ranges run meaningfully higher and wider ($2,500–$7,500+) than a straight rescreen. Rust at the fasteners is the usual reason a job turns out to need one.

Get a line-by-line number

Send the panel count, or a photo of the cage, and the ranges above become an actual quote.

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Winter Springs, FL 32708 and Seminole County