At T&J Painting, we handle pool, lanai, and patio screen repairs throughout the Tampa Bay area with a focus on detail, quality, and making your outdoor space fully usable again. From torn mesh to loose panels and rusted spline, we restore screened enclosures so they look good and work exactly the way they should: keeping the bugs out and letting the breeze in.
Our local team understands Florida’s harsh climate and brings the right tools, materials, and care to every job to ensure your outdoor living spaces are protected year-round.
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Pool screen damage shows up faster than most people expect, especially in Tampa’s hot, humid climate. Mesh panels can sag, rip, or pull loose from the aluminum frame after a few years of wear or after a severe afternoon storm rolls through. A torn screen does more than look rough; it lets in mosquitoes, debris, pollen, and leaves, turning your clean pool area into a daily maintenance chore.
Our pool cage screen repair services fix those issues instantly. We use premium, heavy-duty mesh and fresh spline, installed tight and even across the enclosure. We carefully match your existing mesh type so your pool stays protected without changing the uniform look of your outdoor space.
Patio screens deal with a brutal mix of Florida sun, salty coastal air, and sudden weather changes. It is no surprise they wear down quickly. You might notice your screen door not closing properly or sections of the screen coming completely loose from the frame.
Our patio screen repair service covers everything from patching single standard panels to full enclosure rescreening. We can tighten loose spline or install stronger, specialty mesh options if your patio is exposed to high winds, golf balls, or active pets.
Screen replacement requires tension control and a clean frame. A rushed job results in sagging, rippling mesh that will blow out during the next storm. Here is how we do it right:
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We believe you shouldn’t have to delay enjoying your outdoor spaces. We have partnered with Wisetack to offer fast, flexible financing so you can fully repair or rescreen your pool cage and patio today while spreading out the cost.
Finance from $500 to $25,000
APRs range from 0% to 35.9%
Terms from 3 to 60 months
No late fees, prepayment penalties, or compounding interest
Searching for a reliable local contractor to handle your patio or pool cage? T&J Painting is your trusted choice in Hillsborough County. Our team works with care and precision, whether you just need a quick fix for a single torn panel or a complete structural rescreen.
We communicate clearly about timing and cost, and we make sure your outdoor space is clean and comfortable again. Reach out today to get a quote or schedule a free inspection.
In Florida's intense heat and humidity, standard fiberglass screens usually last around 7 to 10 years. If your enclosure is older or you are seeing widespread sagging, silvering, or brittle mesh, it is likely time for a full rescreening to protect your outdoor space.
You can absolutely replace just the damaged panels. If most of your screens are in good shape and still have their tension, a targeted single-panel repair is the most cost-effective option. However, if several panels are worn or the mesh is generally brittle from age, a full rescreen might be the better long-term investment.
We use durable, professional-grade materials that fit your specific lifestyle. This includes standard Phifer fiberglass mesh for maximum airflow, heavy-duty pet-resistant screen (pet screen) to stop claw tears, or privacy screen (Florida Glass) for the lower panels of your enclosure to keep out grass clippings and dirt.
Most single-panel repairs or small targeted jobs can be completed in just a couple of hours. Larger projects, like a full lanai or two-story pool cage rescreen, may take one to two full days. We will give you a clear, exact timeline before we ever start working.
Screens sag due to Florida's strong winds, heavy rain buildup, or constant sun exposure that bakes and weakens the fiberglass mesh over time. Pet claws, patio furniture, or falling tree branches can also cause sudden rips or knock the spline loose from the tracks.
