Specialties
Salty Screens(State License CGC1522464), based in Palmetto, Florida, specializes in new pool cage builds, screen repairs, full rescreening, and complete pool enclosure restorations. Established in 1994, we handle everything from quick panel repairs to full tear-down-and-rebuild restorations, including door/hardware refreshes, frame prep, and finish work.
We’re known for using high-quality Phifer screen materials and for delivering clean, professional workmanship backed by strong customer feedback. For restoration and painting projects, we offer our proprietary SaltyShield™ paint enhancement, integrated into the coating to help resist algae/mildew buildup and reduce insect buildup on treated surfaces—helping your enclosure stay cleaner-looking, longer.
History
Established in 1994.
Salty Screens, based in Palmetto, Florida, has served homeowners since 1994 with a simple culture: do it right, treat people right, and leave every job cleaner than we found it. Our work is performed by W-2 employees (not random subcontract crews), and we’re fully licensed and insured for your peace of mind. We strive to run our company with faith-based values—integrity, honesty, and service—treating every customer the way we’d want our own family treated. That culture shows up in everything we do: screen repairs, full rescreening, new pool cage builds, and complete pool enclosure restorations, plus painting/coatings and exterior finish work like soffit, fascia, and gutter repairs. We use premium Phifer screening materials and proven processes to deliver consistent, high-quality results. And we stand behind our work with a Customer Satisfaction Guarantee—if something isn’t right, we’ll make it right.
Meet the Business Owner: Scott H.
We’re passionate about what we do because a pool cage isn’t just “a screen”—it’s where Florida life happens. It’s where families relax, kids play, friends gather, and homeowners regain their peace of mind. We love restoring that space—making it look right, function right, and hold up to the heat, storms, and everyday wear and tear. That’s why we focus on craftsmanship, clean job sites, and doing the job the way we’d want it done at our own home—every time.