Lanai and Pool Screen and Aluminum Repair Services

Screen Enclosure damages happens to both pool cage and pool screen enclosure. Below are the different types of pool cage and screen damages:

• Metal Screen Damages – Metal screens are prone to rusting, tearing, bending and denting.
• Nylon screening – nylon screening is the most susceptible to tears and holes. Even little damage may make the screen worthless from preventing animals or pests from entering the pool and front entry area.
• Wood Cage – this type of pool cage are prone to rot and mold, which may cause cracking and warping.
• Aluminum Pool Cage – Aluminum pool cages are durable and corrosion-resistant, but not corrosion-proof. Aluminum is also prone to bending and deformation over time.

Pool screen enclosures are one of the most often damaged components of any pool enclosure. Even when utilizing the highest-quality fiberglass mesh screening, damage is unavoidable. Everyday environmental wear and tear may deteriorate even the most durable material.

The following are the most common causes of pool enclosure screen damage:

• Old Pool Screen – old pool screen enclosure deteriorate, rust, or decay with time, particularly if they are not properly maintained.
• Sun exposure or salt damage – dry rot from sun exposure or salt corrosion in coastal areas may also cause metal to deform, lose paint, and rust.
• Animals– birds, in particular, can cause corrosion if they perch on the enclosure, due to the high acid content in their droppings. Other animals such as rodents, squirrels, and other vermin create holes on your screen enclosures.
• Harsh weather such as hurricanes, thunderstorms, and hail – High winds can twist and break enclosures, while hail can dent screens and damage pool cages.
• Molds on fittings and casings – failure to clean rust from metal, and lubricate hinges can all cause damage from rot, corrosion, or mold.

At Aluminum Master LLC, we offer several types of screens for your screened entryway, screened pool, screened lanai and pool cage repair in Naples, FL:

• Standard 18/14 mesh screen – This type of screen is ideal for Pool, Patio, and Porch Screen. It is more durable than normal window and door screen, making it perfect for big areas like screened lanai and pool enclosures. 18/14 mesh screen is designed for applications where increased durability is desired.
• 20/20 mesh screen – This type of screen was also known as “No-See-Um Screen”. This type of screen is a finer mesh fiberglass which offers better protection from no-see-um, gnats, sand flies, and even the smaller Florida bug species which commonly seen in low marshy and coastal areas.
• Super Screen – Known as the strongest rated grade screen available which carries a 10 year written manufacturer’s warranty; perfect from stray golf ball protection. Super Screen’s extrusion method provides protection against the sun’s UV radiation, allowing it to keep its color and “new screen appearance” for many years. Your Super Screen® PVC coating includes a biocide that is safe for you and your pets and prevents mold and mildew growth.
• Florida Glass – Also known as Phifer Glass-Shield, is a 18×14 fiberglass mesh and a vinyl coated screen. This is usually used on the bottom of enclosures to keep water and dirt out, as well as create a sense of privacy.