About

 We have been serving the greater Tampa Bay area for over 20+ years!

Sr. Screen, Inc. service areas: 

• St. Petersburg
• Seminole
• Largo
• Clearwater
• Palm Harbor
• Safety Harbor

• Oldsmar
• Dunedin
• Redington Beach
• Indian Rocks Beach
• Harbor Bluffs
• Tierra Verde
• St. Pete Beach
• Pinellas Park
• Madeira Beach
• Gulf Port

• Pasadena
• Belleair Bluffs
• Belleair
• Tarpon Springs
• Crystal River
• Homosassa Springs
• Pine Ridge Estates
• Citrus Hills
• Black Diamond
• Beverly Hills
• Citrus Springs
• Inverness
• Brooksville

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We give a two-year warranty on our workmanship with every job.

With any pool cage or screen enclosure contractor, you should check to see how long the company has been in business. The standard rule of thumb is you don’t want to do business with a company if they have not been around for at least 5-10 years. The sad part is that most pool cage contractors go out of business within the first five years, so that warranty you just got might not be good a couple years down the road.
Also, you should check to see if the company has changed their name recently. This is a red flag. You must wonder why someone would change the name of their business! Usually, this indicates some sort of legal troubles, or too many complaints.
When you ask if they have insurance or are licensed, they should be willing to give you copies of this info on the spot. Ask to see proof of everything they have told you about, such as when the business began and who it is insured by. If there is any hesitation, you might want to do some more research on google yourself. Check the Better Business Bureau (bbb.org) and Angie’s List.com as these two are reported on by the consumer.

Yes, we are BBB Accredited, with an A+ rating. It’s not recommended to do business with any company that isn’t. Please look up our record. You will see we’ve never had a complaint in all these years!

At Sr. Screen, Inc., we do everything the safest way possible and according to OSHA standards. This means that nobody will climb on or walk across the top of your pool cage. All roof panels are replaced from Little Giant ladders and walk boards across the pool. Your pool cage is not meant to be walked on and no company’s insurance covers them to allow their employees to do so. After your pool cage is finished, for your own protection, do not let anyone walk on it, ever! 

We use only construction-grade quality materials. In our experience, we have found that Phifer Screen to be the best quality screen produced. (USA MADE) Sure, there are a couple other products out there that come with a nice sales pitch, or a cool name making it sound indestructible but please don’t buy into the propaganda. There is a reason Phifer Screen has been the leading product maker in this industry for 50 years. It is because they make the most durable and best quality product in the Florida salt and sun. If you have received an estimate for a screen other than Phifer, please call
Sr. Screen, Inc., and we’d be glad to explain this in further detail to you.

We are open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:30 pm. Saturday 9:30 am to 3:30 pm.  Feel free to call us whenever you like as we will get your TEXT message any time of day!

The black coating wears off of the screen and exposes the fiberglass yarn after about 10-12 years. This will make your screen have a silverish tint. You will see fiberglass threads shining in the sun, as well as ripping through the seams and holes showing up more and more. The spline (the rubber that holds the screen in the aluminum) coming loose from the screen enclosure frame is another indication that you’re in need of a re-screening.
Call Sr. Screen, Inc., for Your free quote.

As the weather becomes warmer in Pinellas County, FL, your swimming pool or screen porch will begin to look more and more inviting. This is usually when you notice holes in your screens, doors that don’t open correctly, and a few months’ worth of dirt inside your patio area. When it comes to screen repair, a screen enclosure can range from a small, one panel framed in opening replacement to a very large pool enclosure consisting of 50 to 100 screen panels. This being the case, when can you roll up your sleeves and be your own handyman (or woman), and at what point should you call a professional? 
Sr. Screen, Inc. understands that it always feels good to complete a home project yourself. The reality of the situation is that repairing screen is a job that few people master, and even experienced do-it-yourselfers have trouble finishing a job correctly. If you evaluate your repair before you are knee deep into it, you can save yourself the headache of starting a project that is beyond your abilities. 
First, let us consider your skills. If you’re reading this because you’ve never done a home repair yourself yet want to give it a go and get something under your belt, pool cage screen repair is not the best place to start. This is mainly because to properly replace even a single screen panel, or repair a screen door handle, you will need more than the standard household tools. You’ll spend money at the hardware store that will be ultimately be wasted should the project prove to be too difficult.Calling a professional screen repair company will be worth your while, as a simple repair will not cost more than $50 to $100. For those who are accustomed to taking care of small repairs around the house, any small screen repair should be within your ability to complete with success. These would include replacing a single torn screen panel, replacing the door hardware on a screen door, or even reattaching a loose piece of metal or replacing rusted fasteners. Then there are the large-scale repairs. These include re-screening an entire porch or patio enclosure, replacing torn panels on the roof or ceiling of a pool cage, or new construction of a screen enclosure. These should only be attempted if you consider yourself very handy and have previous construction experience. Often, for your own safety, these repairs should only be completed by trained professionals such as Sr. Screen, Inc.
If you are not experienced installing screen, you could expect a small porch (approximately 8’H x 12’W) to take four to six hours to complete. Other miscellaneous repairs that you may look to complete yourself are: 

• Replacing lower (base) panels with pet resistant screen
• Adding a pet door to an existing enclosure
• Cleaning mold and mildew from an enclosure
• Painting scratches or blemishes on the aluminum

Many of these will require other tools and material that must be purchased from an aluminum distributor. 
After taking a more detailed look at what is involved in completing several types of screen repair, and considering the difficulty of different projects, hopefully you feel more confident about the repairs you are facing. If you think your repair is better served by a professional screen repair company, there is no shame in that! As we mentioned earlier, your safety should be your number one concern when considering any home improvement task. Either way, as we come into spring and sizzle into summer, now is the time to tidy up that outdoor area and assess your patio or pool enclosure for needed repairs or touch-ups. Don’t let bugs and leaves spoil your relaxation. Pick up the phone and call Sr. Screen, Inc. in Pinellas Park, FL, for a free quote, and you’ll be lounging around the pool worry free in no time.

No need to replace the aluminum frame cage, Restore It!
Sr. Screen, Inc. can accommodate all of your screen and pool cage repair needs.
We offer Phifer brand standard and premium 18/14 mesh & 20/20 mesh screens for all
applications and budgets as well as screens to provide increased protection from the harsh
Florida sun, Salt air, rogue golf balls, biting insects and high activity areas around your pool including clawing pets.

We offer screen for any application and budget installed quickly and efficiently for
much less than you might think.Call us, the experts today, and meet the owner (Scott) for your
quick quote and to schedule your replacement screen or cage repairs.

Premium screen. Our premium 18/14 is our most popular replacement screen for Florida
homeowners. This screen offers good ventilation and insect protection.

Tuff Screen. A heavy-duty alternative , vinyl-coated polyester screening that is ideal for use in
high traffic and activity areas.

Pet Screen. Tear and puncture-resistant screen specifically designed to prevent damage by dogs
and cats. Typically installed on doors and lower panels.

No-See-Um Screen. A tight 20/20 mesh designed to keep out smaller biting insects, and pine
needles.

Super Solar Sun Screen. A heavy-duty screening that blocks 80-90% of the sun’s heat and bright glare.