Screen door and panel replacement in Polk County
The lanai door is the part of a screen enclosure that fails first, because it is the only part with moving hardware and it gets used every day. Doors sag out of square, rollers wear, closers give out, and the latch stops catching. On a pool cage that last one is not a nuisance, it is a safety issue, because a self-closing self-latching door is what makes the enclosure count as a pool barrier. We connect you with crews who will rehang, rebuild, or replace depending on what the frame is actually doing.
What's included in this service?
- Diagnose whether the door is out of square or the frame around it has racked
- Rehang and re-square doors that are salvageable rather than defaulting to replacement
- Replace hinges, closers, rollers, and latch hardware
- Fit self-closing and self-latching hardware where the door serves as a pool barrier
- Swap individual torn panels without rescreening the whole enclosure
- Add a kick plate to doors that keep getting pushed through at the bottom
- Match frame color so the new door does not stand out
When do you need this service?
- A door that drags, sticks, or will not latch
- A screen door that no longer self-closes on a pool enclosure
- Torn or bowed panels in one or two spots
- A dog or a kid that has pushed through the lower screen repeatedly
- Hardware that has corroded and seized
What do homeowners ask about Screen Doors?
Why does my lanai door keep sagging?
Usually the door frame itself has racked out of square, and re-tightening the hinges only buys you a few months. The fix is squaring the door and, if the enclosure frame around it has moved, addressing that too. If the opening moved because an anchor pulled loose, no amount of door adjustment will hold.
Does my pool cage door have to self-close and self-latch?
If the enclosure is serving as your pool barrier under Florida's residential pool safety law, then yes, and the latch has to sit high enough that a small child cannot reach it. This is the single most common thing found wrong on older Polk County cages. It is also one of the cheapest to fix.
Can you replace one panel instead of rescreening the whole cage?
Yes, and for one or two torn panels that is the sensible choice. The only downside is color, since new mesh will not match sun-faded mesh around it. If it is somewhere you look at constantly, consider doing that full elevation instead.
How much does a new lanai screen door cost?
Most door work runs $180 to $500 depending on whether you are rehanging, rebuilding with new hardware, or replacing the door outright. A full replacement door with self-closing barrier-compliant hardware sits at the top of that range. Individual panels are $35 to $90 each.
My dog keeps going through the bottom of the screen. What fixes that?
A kick plate on the lower portion of the door and pet-grade mesh on the bottom panels. Pet screen is significantly tougher than standard 18/14 but it costs more and cuts visibility slightly, so most people run it only where the dog actually leans, not across the whole enclosure.
Where do we offer Screen Doors in Polk County?
We provide screen doors in every city and community in Polk County County. Pick your city for local climate notes and service specifics.
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Need screen doors in Polk County?
Call for a free quote. Most work scheduled within the week.