Residential · New Orleans, LA
A pool screen enclosure should keep bugs out, protect your deck, and still look clean and square. Elite Screens New Orleans (serving since 2017) installs new enclosures and handles structural repairs, rescreening, and door fixes in New Orleans.
Prep starts with a site check for slab condition, deck pitch, drainage, and anchor locations so the frame stays plumb and the panels stay tight. For new installs we lay out the enclosure footprint, confirm door swings and equipment clearances, then set base rails and posts with corrosion-resistant fasteners and concrete anchors matched to the slab thickness. If you have an existing pool screen enclosure, we identify failed screws, loose base track, bent uprights, or racked corners before we touch the screen, because a weak frame will keep tearing panels.
South Louisiana weather is hard on aluminum, fasteners, and screen, so we build and repair for heat, humidity, wind, and frequent rain. We use powder-coated aluminum extrusion, stainless steel hardware where it matters, and screen choices that fit the use, including fiberglass mesh for value, tighter no-see-um mesh for small insects, and pet-resistant mesh for high-traffic panels. Clean finish work includes straight spline lines, even screen tension, tight corners, aligned kick plates, and door hardware that latches smoothly without dragging on the deck.
New Orleans customers choose us because we treat pool enclosures like exterior structures, not just “screen work.” You get licensed and insured service, clear written estimates, and a crew that shows up with the right equipment, including rotary hammers for anchors, levels and laser layout tools, and proper screen rolling tools for consistent spline seating. We troubleshoot the common failure points fast, storm-damaged roof panels, separated seams, sagging screen, twisted doors, missing mid-rails, and corrosion around base connections.
At the end of the job we walk the enclosure with you, checking door operation, panel alignment, and screen tension from corner to corner. We clean up metal shavings and old spline, confirm all fasteners are seated, and point out maintenance steps that extend service life, like rinsing salt and pollen off frames and keeping weep paths clear. You get a cleaner pool area with fewer leaves and insects, plus a pool screen enclosure that is built to stay tight, square, and secure.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after measuring and confirming mesh type, frame condition, and attachment method.
In most cases, yes. We’ll identify the closest mesh type (fiberglass, aluminum, solar, pet-resistant) and match common colors like charcoal or black for consistent visibility.
We do both. If the frame is bent, corners are loose, or tracks and rollers are worn, we can repair or replace components so the new screen performs correctly.
Timing depends on enclosure size, number of panels, and whether framing repairs are needed. After an on-site measure, we’ll give a clear schedule with expected start and completion dates.
Yes. We work with property managers and businesses on patio enclosures, entry screening, repairs, and repeatable maintenance plans with consistent specs.
A well-built pool screen enclosure makes the pool area more usable by cutting insects, windblown debris, and harsh sun while keeping the space open and ventilated. Elite Screens New Orleans installs new aluminum screen enclosures and repairs existing frames, roof panels, and doors with material choices that match your needs, your budget, and the way you use the pool deck. Whether you need one torn panel replaced or a full re-screen after storm damage, we focus on structure first, then a clean, tight screen finish.
Every pool screen enclosure project starts with layout and attachment planning. We verify slab condition, base track alignment, post spacing, and door clearances, then recommend the right mesh for your priorities, visibility, insect control, or durability. When repairing an existing enclosure, we correct underlying problems like loose base rails, bent uprights, or failed anchors before re-screening, so new mesh does not fail prematurely.
We work with proven components such as powder-coated aluminum framing, quality spline, and stainless or corrosion-resistant fasteners in high-exposure areas. Common calls we handle include ripped panels, sagging or sun-brittled screen, separated seams, door closers and latches, and panels damaged by falling branches or high winds. If you are comparing materials, we will explain the tradeoffs between standard fiberglass mesh, tighter no-see-um weave for small insects, and heavier pet screen for impact resistance.
You will get a straightforward plan, clean workmanship, and a final walkthrough that confirms doors operate correctly, panels sit square, and screen tension is consistent. For pool screen enclosure installation and repair in New Orleans, request a free written estimate and we will help you choose the right build and the right fixes to keep your enclosure performing.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in New Orleans. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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