Browning’s Aluminum repairs and rescreens pool screen enclosures throughout The Villages and the surrounding Marion County communities. Whether your pool cage has torn screens, a sagging door, or storm-damaged panels, our in-house crew restores it with American-made aluminum hardware and quality screen mesh, with no subcontractors. From the villages north of CR 466 to homes near Spanish Springs and Lake Sumter Landing, we’ve rescreened cages and birdcages across the area for over 10 years. Free on-site estimates. Veteran-owned. BBB A+ accredited.
A pool screen enclosure, often called a birdcage in The Villages, keeps pollen and leaf debris out of your water and off your skimmer. It blocks mosquitoes, no-see-ums, and wasps so you can use the pool from dusk into the evening, adds a safety barrier between the pool and visiting grandchildren or pets, and cuts UV exposure on your deck without shutting out the Florida light. In a community built for outdoor living and golf-cart evenings, a tight, well-tensioned cage keeps your lanai and pool comfortable year-round.
Whether your pool cage needs a few torn panels replaced or a complete rescreen, our crew restores it with screen mesh and hardware sized correctly for your enclosure. Frame finishes can be matched in bronze, white, or gray. Mesh options include standard fiberglass, no-see-um, super-screen pet-resistant, and solar shade screen. At Brownings Aluminum & Screen Repair, every pool enclosure repair and rescreen is handled by our in-house crew. We don’t leave until you’re happy with the work. Contact us today for a free on-site estimate.
Torn screens, loose panels, and a failing door let bugs and debris right back into your pool, and in a Central Florida summer storm, small tears turn into blown-out panels fast. A properly rescreened pool cage with fresh mesh, hurricane-rated attachment hardware, and tensioned panels protects your pool, your home, and your investment for years.
Brownings Aluminum has served The Villages and the surrounding Marion County communities for over a decade. Many homes here have both a birdcage over the pool and a screened lanai, and we repair and rescreen both. We do it the right way: an honest assessment of your enclosure, quality mesh and hardware, our own in-house crew from start to finish, and a final walkthrough before we sign off. Aluminum frames typically last 25 to 30+ years, while screens last 7 to 12 years before rescreening.
- Veteran-owned, family-operated local business
- Over 10 years serving The Villages and surrounding areas
- No salesmen and no subcontractors
- Quality materials and workmanship from experienced professionals
- Free, honest estimates with no pressure
A Look at Our Pool Enclosure Work
Browse recent pool screen enclosure repair and rescreening projects by our team across The Villages and Marion County.
With aluminum framing, expect 25 to 30+ years on the structure. The screens themselves typically last 7 to 12 years before needing rescreening, depending on exposure and pet damage. Central Florida’s intense summer sun and afternoon storm cycles are the biggest factors in how long your screen holds up.
A pool cage, or birdcage, covers the pool and pool deck specifically, usually a freestanding aluminum structure with a mansard, gable, hip, or panoramic roof. A lanai is a covered, screened porch attached to the home’s roofline. Plenty of homes in The Villages have both, and we repair and rescreen screened lanais and patios too.
No. Every job is completed by our own experienced, in-house team. You’ll always know who’s working on your home.
We serve The Villages and the surrounding Central Florida communities, including Ocala, Belleview, Summerfield, and Dunnellon.
Yes. With over 10 years serving both residential and commercial clients in the area, we deliver customized solutions to fit your enclosure and your property.
Have a question or ready to get started? Reach out today and speak directly with our team. We’re happy to discuss your project, answer your questions, and provide a free, no-pressure estimate.
browningsscreenrepair@gmail.com
(352) 680-0280
