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Sun, Aug 1, 10 at 6:54
| We're currently shopping for a home in the St. Petersburg/Bradenton area of Florida. A lot of the places we're looking at have pool cages that either need rescreening now or will soon. Can anyone tell me the very approximate cost of a top-quality rescreen? Obviously this is going to depend greatly on the size of the cage and other factors, but let's assume a smallish cage. On the last one we looked at, the property assessor's sketch showed it as 20x43. Just a rough estimate. $500? $2000? $5000? More? |
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| My screen person charges about $1.50 per sqft to rescreen. Your cost should be 20 x 43 x 1.50 = $1250. We live in Jacksonville. Hope this helps |
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| Square footage of the actual screen panels? 20X43 would be just for the "roof" panels. You would need height for each of the walls, then work up the $$ for those too. Or a general purpose square foot measured by floor space? In which case "never mind" (with apology to Emily Litella). |
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| lbridges, I think you are correct. I forgot about the walls:( |
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| In any case the screen should be good for about 10 yrs unless you have a good storm...... |
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- Posted by chris06245 (My Page) on Sat, Jul 21, 12 at 2:02
| Hello readers, Prices for rescreens vary greatly across Florida but in Central Florida you would find pricing from .70- $1.65 per square foot depending on the quantity of panels, accessibility to spline groove, screen type, size, and spline used. My company usually charges per panel when we are doing a repair and by the square foot for full rescreens. Usually it lands at around $1.00 per sq/ft for 18/14 mesh using Phifer screen which is of higher quality than other products out there. Advice is always free so please do not hesitate to ask. Christopher Hansen |
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