Screen Repairs for Beachside Homes in Brevard & Indian River County, FL

Living near the ocean is hard on a screen enclosure. Salt air corrodes the fasteners, relentless sun makes the screen brittle, and a single storm can tear out panels or leave the whole cage looking rough. When that happens, you don't necessarily need a new enclosure — you need the right repairs, done well. That's what we do.

We repair screen enclosures for homes throughout Brevard and Indian River County — from Cocoa Beach and Satellite Beach through Indialantic and Melbourne Beach, and down into Vero Beach, Indian River Shores, and Orchid — getting your pool cage or lanai back to tight, clean, and bug-tight.

Repairs we handle

Here's exactly what we fix:

• Full enclosure rescreening — replacing all of the screen on your pool cage or lanai when it's aged, brittle, or storm-damaged throughout.
• Single-panel rescreens — replacing the screen in one or more individual panels where the damage is isolated, without redoing the whole enclosure.
• Door replacements — replacing screen enclosure doors that sag, won't latch, or have failed hardware.
• Beam replacements — replacing damaged or corroded structural aluminum beams in the enclosure.
• Tapcon and screw replacements — replacing corroded or loose tapcons and screws so your enclosure stays anchored and the framing stays sound.

What we don't handle

So you know what to expect before you call: we do not repair or replace super gutters, or the structural gutter that connects your enclosure to your home's roof. That's the large integrated gutter running along the top of the enclosure where it ties into your roofline — it falls outside our screen-repair scope, and it's better handled by a gutter or roofing specialist. If your repair need is that connection, we'll be upfront about it rather than take on work outside what we do well. Everything else on the enclosure itself — screen, doors, beams, and fasteners — we've got.

Why coastal enclosures need repairs

Enclosures on the barrier island wear differently than inland ones, and it usually comes down to four things:

• Storm damage — high winds tear screens and can damage panels and framing; post-storm rescreening is one of the most common repairs we do on the coast.
• Salt-corroded fasteners — salt air eats at tapcons and screws over time, loosening panels and leaving rust streaks until they're replaced.
• UV-brittle screen — intense coastal sun degrades screen mesh, so it fades, stiffens, and tears more easily as it ages.
• Constant wind stress — steady sea breeze works on screen and hardware day after day.

Catching these early keeps a small repair from turning into a bigger one.

Full and single-panel rescreening

Whether it's one torn bay or an entire tired enclosure, rescreening restores it. For isolated damage, we replace the screen and spline in just the affected panels. When the screen is brittle or faded throughout, a full rescreen brings the whole cage back at once — and it's the ideal time to upgrade your mesh while we're at it. We offer 18x14, 20x20, florida glass, privacy, and pet screen to meet your specific needs.

Doors, beams, and fasteners

Beyond the screen itself, we handle the structural repairs that keep an enclosure sound. We replace doors that have sagged or whose hardware has failed, so they close and latch properly again. We replace beams that have been bent or corroded, restoring the frame's integrity. And we replace corroded or failing tapcons and screws — the anchors and fasteners that hold your enclosure to the slab and hold the framing together — which is one of the most common salt-air repairs on the coast.

How it works

1. Assessment — we look at the enclosure, identify exactly what needs repair, and tell you honestly whether a targeted fix or a full rescreen makes more sense.
2. Itemized quote — clear pricing for the specific repairs, no surprises.
3. Repair — we complete the work and leave the enclosure tight, clean, and bug-tight.

If your enclosure is damaged beyond practical repair, we'll tell you, and we can build new — see our screen enclosures page.

What shapes your estimate

Repairs are quoted to the work:

• Extent of rescreening — a single panel vs. a full enclosure, and how many panels.
• Door, beam, and fastener work — what needs replacing.
• Mesh choice — standard vs. an upgraded coastal mesh.
• Access — the height and layout of the enclosure.

You get a clear, itemized estimate, and financing is available.

Why beachside homeowners choose Lafferty

• Family-owned and proudly serving Brevard and Indian River County since 2020
• Licensed #19-AL-CT-00114 and insured
• Trusted by 700+ 5-star Google reviews and an A+ BBB Rating
• Repairs backed by a workmanship warranty
• Financing available for qualified homeowners

What coastal customers say

"Everything was done professionally and exactly how we wanted it done. It looks beautiful and could not be happier"- B. Mikalson

"Screen replacement makes all the difference in enjoying Florida patio life! Love the outcome!" - P. B

"I would give them a higher rating, if I could. They did a total screen replacement on our birdcage pool enclosure. They never took a break, cleaned up all the debris, and stayed till the job was done even though it took longer than they expected. Very professional, excellent results and very satisfied with their work!" - N. Merchant

Where we work on the coast

Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, Indialantic, and Melbourne Beach in Brevard — and Vero Beach, Indian River Shores, Orchid, and Wabasso Beach along the Indian River County coast.

Get a free beachside screen repair estimate

Whether you're dealing with torn screen mesh, damaged aluminum, or everyday wear and tear, our experienced team can help restore your enclosure so you can enjoy your outdoor space again.

Call (321) 652-1078 or contact us online by filling out the contact form on our website to schedule your free beachside screen repair estimate. Financing options are available for qualified homeowners.

Frequently asked questions

Do you repair super gutters or the gutter connecting my enclosure to my roof?

No. We do not repair or replace super gutters or the structural gutter that connects your screen enclosure to your home's roofline.

The super gutter is one of the primary structural components of your enclosure. Replacing it often requires partially supporting or lifting the enclosure away from the home, along with extensive staging and reconstruction. This process can introduce additional risks, including disturbing existing seals, creating new areas that require waterproofing, and increasing the potential for future leaks or other structural issues.

Can you replace just one torn panel, or do I need the whole thing rescreened?

Either. We do single-panel rescreens when the damage is isolated, and full rescreening when the screen is brittle or faded throughout. We'll tell you honestly which makes sense for your enclosure.

My screens tore in a storm — can you fix them?

Yes. Storm-torn screens and damaged panels are among the most common repairs we do on the coast. [Confirm your storm-season turnaround.]

Why do the screws and anchors on my enclosure keep rusting?

Salt air corrodes fasteners over time. We replace corroded tapcons and screws so your enclosure stays anchored and the framing stays sound.

Can I upgrade the screen when you rescreen?

Yes — rescreening is the perfect time to upgrade to a finer no-see-um mesh for coastal biting insects, or a solar or privacy mesh. [Confirm your options.]

Can you replace a sagging or broken screen door?

Yes. Door replacement, including failed hardware, is one of our standard repairs.

What is a beam replacement?

It's replacing a structural aluminum beam in your enclosure that's been bent or corroded. We assess the frame and replace beams that are failing to restore its integrity.

What if my enclosure is too far gone to repair?

We'll tell you honestly if repair isn't practical, and we can build a new enclosure — see our beachside screen enclosures page.