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Pool cage storm damage repair in Spring Hill, FL
Tropical storms and summer squalls can shred screen and bend aluminum. Getting damage looked at quickly keeps it from spreading in the next wind.
What storms usually damage
- Screen ripped or blown out across whole walls
- Panels popped out of their spline
- Bent beams, purlins, or uprights
- Doors knocked off their hinges
- Punctures from flying branches and debris
Screen problem or frame problem?
Torn screen is repaired by rescreening. A frame that's bent, leaning, or pulled away from the house is structural, and it may need an aluminum contractor and a permit. If the cage looks unstable, keep everyone clear of it.
After the storm
- Photograph the damage before cleanup
- Check your homeowners policy for screen enclosure coverage
- Remove debris from the pool only when it's safe
- Call early, since schedules fill quickly after big storms
Storm damage repair questions
Is pool cage damage covered by insurance?
It depends on your policy. Screen enclosures are often treated differently from the house, so check your coverage.
Should I cut my screens before a hurricane?
Some owners remove a few panels to reduce wind load, but ask a contractor for advice specific to your cage first.
Areas served
Storm damage repair for homes in Spring Hill and nearby communities.
Other services
Ready to enjoy a bug-free pool again?
Call for a free estimate on rescreening, repairs, or a new enclosure.
Call (352) 723-5147