About Naples Screen Enclosures

What We Do in Naples, FL

Naples Screen Enclosures covers screen enclosure repair across Naples and the surrounding area. That runs from rescreening a cage that has gone slack or torn through to rebuilding one outright, plus the frame, hardware and door work that usually turns out to be the real problem.

Most of what decides whether a screen enclosure lasts is the aluminum and the fasteners rather than the mesh — salt air finds every unprotected fixing, and a frame that is corroding will not hold new screen at tension. It is specified in writing beforehand, so you can compare quotes on the same terms instead of on the finish alone.

How We Quote

Estimates are free and given after seeing the site, because the things that move the price — the size of the cage, how many bays need doing, the mesh you choose, the condition of the frame underneath and whether hardware or structure has to be replaced first — cannot be assessed over the phone. You get a written scope and the price before work begins. If site conditions turn out to require a change to that scope, it is discussed with you before any additional work is done.

Where a job needs engineering or a permit, we say so up front rather than building something that fails inspection. Where a cheaper approach would genuinely solve the problem, we will tell you that too.

Why Owners Choose Us

• The fasteners get checked, not just the screen

  Salt air works on the screws and clips holding a cage together faster than it works on the frame. A cage that keeps tearing in the same bay is often telling you about its hardware rather than its screen.

• Panel repair and full rescreen priced separately

  A handful of torn bays is a different job from a cage whose screen has reached the end of its life across the whole structure. Both get quoted where both apply, rather than defaulting to the larger one.

• Mesh chosen for what it has to keep out

  No-see-um mesh, pet-resistant mesh and standard fiberglass behave differently on airflow, visibility and lifespan. Which one suits depends on the site and how the space gets used.

• Storm season built into the schedule

  Florida's code allows enclosures to be designed so screen releases under load, which is why a cage can lose panels and stay standing — though the frame is still checked against code wind pressures with every panel in place. Getting a damaged enclosure closed up matters more than getting it perfect, and the sequence reflects that.

Hours & Contact

Mon–Fri 7:00am – 5:00pm · Sat 8:00am – 1:00pm · Sun Closed. The fastest way to get a real answer is to call (239) 429-0663 — or send the details through the quote form and we will get back to you.