About Sunstate Aluminum

 A panel replacement is when we remove and replace just the damaged screen panels in your pool enclosure instead of re-screening the whole cage. It’s a quick and affordable way to keep your enclosure looking good and working properly. Costs can vary depending on the type of screen you choose, how many panels need replacing, and where the panel is located — for example, lower panels are easier to access, while roof panels may take more time and equipment. 

 A full re-screen means we replace every screen in your pool cage, giving it a fresh, clean, and like-new look. No more rips, fading, or loose panels – just a stronger, bug-free enclosure you can enjoy again. 

 A cage restoration is a complete renewal for your pool enclosure. It includes repainting the frame, replacing all the old screen with brand new screen, and updating the hardware like screws and fasteners. This process not only revitalizes the look of your cage, but also reinforces the structure, extends its lifespan, and enhances the overall safety and enjoyment of your outdoor space. 

  A cage paint gives your pool enclosure a whole new look. Over time, the frame can fade, chip, or lose its shine from Florida’s sun and weather. By repainting it, we restore its color and finish, making your cage look fresh, clean, and like new again — while also adding extra protection against the elements. 

 Pressure washing your pool enclosure is a thorough cleaning that removes dirt, mildew, algae, and grime from the frame, screens, and surrounding surfaces. This process refreshes the appearance of your cage, makes it look like new, and helps maintain the materials by preventing buildup that can cause damage over time. It’s a simple way to brighten and protect your outdoor space without any major repairs. 

 Standard screen is the most common type of screen used for pool enclosures, porches, and lanais. It’s made from durable fiberglass that keeps out insects, leaves, and debris while letting fresh air and sunlight in. Standard screen is lightweight, cost-effective, and perfect for everyday protection and comfort in your outdoor living space. 

 20/20 screen, also known as no-see-um screen, is a very fine mesh screen designed to keep out even the tiniest insects, like gnats, sand flies, and no-see-ums, that can get through standard screens. The "20/20" refers to the mesh count, meaning there are 20 strands per inch in both directions, which makes the openings smaller than standard screens. This type of screen is perfect for areas with a lot of small pests, giving you a more comfortable, bug-free outdoor living space while still letting in light and airflow. 

 Tough screen is a heavy-duty, tear-resistant screen designed to stand up to everyday wear and tear. It’s perfect for pool enclosures, porches, or lanais in homes with kids, pets, or high-traffic areas. Tough screen keeps insects out while lasting longer than standard screen, giving you a strong, durable, and low-maintenance outdoor space. 

 Pet screen is a specially reinforced screen designed to withstand claws, paws, and playful pets. Unlike standard screen, it’s much stronger and less likely to tear or rip, making it ideal for pool enclosures, lanais, and porches in homes with dogs or cats. Pet screen keeps your outdoor space protected from insects and your furry friends’ accidents, so your enclosure stays looking great longer.