SeasideScreen EnclosuresFrom historic St. Augustine homes to newer communities near Nocatee and World Golf Village, screened outdoor spaces here face salt air, summer storms, insects, and strong sun.
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Seaside Screen Enclosures provides full rescreens and individual screen panel replacement for pool cages, patios, lanais, and porches. Based in St. Augustine, our work is centered on a clean finished appearance and clear recommendations.
If you are seeing tears, sagging, loose edges, storm damage, or screen that has become brittle with age, we can assess the enclosure and explain the next step.
Planning across St. Johns County
St. Johns County’s Coastal Management Plan maps Atlantic segments from North Ponte Vedra through Vilano, St. Augustine Beach and southern beaches. Inland areas can have more tree debris, irrigation and everyday patio contact. Describe the property setting and record the wall, roof slope, door or connection where wear repeats instead of assigning one exposure to the whole county.
Pool equipment, gates, pavers, landscaping, irrigation, outdoor kitchens and furnished rooms can affect staging. Clear small movable items and identify narrow approaches, soft ground and delicate surfaces before the estimate. For elevated concerns, use wide ground-level photos that show the enclosure and approach without climbing.
Replacing screen and spline does not automatically include rusty door hardware, framing screws, anchors or structural repair. Use the rusty fastener and rescreening guide to document locations, distinguish hardware from connections and require clear inclusions. A loose anchor or moving member should be assessed before new mesh hides the area.
St. Johns County says permits are required for most improvements and owners must determine whether one applies. Review county permit guidance, the online permit-status tools and current screen-enclosure forms. Ordinary mesh replacement differs from changing framing, anchors or attachments.
Start with a local page: St. Augustine · Ponte Vedra Beach · Nocatee · Fruit Cove · World Golf Village · Rusty fasteners and rescreening
Communities we serve
Historic homes, coastal neighborhoods, and busy family patios all benefit from tight, professionally installed screen.
View local service →Salt air and ocean wind can age enclosure screen quickly. We deliver clean, durable rescreens for beachside homes.
View local service →Quality-focused rescreening for pool enclosures, lanais, patios, and porches near the coast.
View local service →Restore the polished look of your outdoor living area with neatly tensioned screen and careful workmanship.
View local service →Keep mosquitoes and debris out with complete enclosure rescreening or focused screen panel replacement.
View local service →Pool cage and lanai rescreening for established neighborhoods along the Julington Creek area.
View local service →Professional pool enclosure and patio rescreening for Palm Valley homes near the Intracoastal.
View local service →Coastal rescreening for pool cages, patios, and porches in Vilano Beach.
View local service →Full enclosure rescreening and individual panel replacement for St. Johns homeowners.
View local service →Dependable local rescreening for porches, patios, pool cages, and outdoor enclosures.
View local service →Clean, detail-oriented rescreening that protects the look and comfort of your outdoor space.
View local service →Common questions
If the damage is isolated and the surrounding screen is still flexible and secure, a panel replacement may be enough. Multiple brittle, loose, or faded panels often point toward a full rescreen.
We work on pool cages, patios, lanais, porches, and other residential screen enclosures.
Yes. Seaside Screen Enclosures serves communities throughout St. Johns, Duval, and Flagler counties.
Yes. We can assess torn, loose, or missing screen and discuss the most practical rescreening option.
No. Mesh and spline are different from door hardware, framing fasteners and concrete anchors. Identify the location and require the estimate to state any included hardware or separate structural assessment.
Use the county’s Online Permitting & Status tools with the property information. Permit records can help identify prior enclosure work, but the Building Department should confirm requirements for a proposed structural change.
Straight answers. Careful work.
Tell us where the property is and what is happening with the screen. We’ll help you determine whether panel replacement or a full rescreen makes sense.