How much does pool screen rescreening cost in Florida?
Published Florida market ranges for 2025–2026 run roughly $800–$1,800 for a small lanai under 20 panels, $1,500–$3,200 for a mid-size cage of 20–40 panels, and $2,800–$4,500 or more for a large or two-storey cage — other contractors’ published statewide estimates, not this operator’s prices and not a quote. No published Lake Mary or Seminole County price data exists.
What actually moves the number
Panel count first, then panel position (upper and mansard panels cost more than ground-level ones), then mesh choice, then access. A two-storey mansard cage in Steeple Chase and a small ground-level lanai in Grande Oaks are not priced the same way even at a similar panel count.
The full breakdown — every published range, by size, with sources and dates — lives on the dedicated pool cage rescreen cost page. If the job is a handful of panels rather than the whole cage, see single panel repair cost instead.
Questions people actually ask
Is a per-square-foot quote or a per-panel quote better?
Either is fine as long as it is itemised. A per-square-foot number hides panel-position pricing (upper panels cost more than ground-level ones); a per-panel number hides how many panels are actually being counted. Ask for the panel count and the position breakdown either way.
Get a real number instead of a range
Panel count and a photo, and you will get a line-by-line quote back rather than the range above.
Phone: (689) 666-9380 · Email: quotes@lakemaryrescreening.com