Unlock the Benefits of Pool Screen Enclosures: Your Ticket to Savings on Pool Repairs! In some situations, yes, especially if the damage is not as visible and drastic. But, depending on the screen’s wear level, repairs may not be sufficient. Ideally, examine and evaluate how degraded the top of the pool screen enclosure is. The greater the defects, the harder it will be to get around without making it look visibly bad.

Is It Fixable? How to Determine the Repairability of Damage Let’s begin by telling you that damage caused by bad weather (like hurricanes and storms) is usually irreversible. In most cases, in which screens are pulled out or torn apart, the best alternative is to change them. Moreover, the damages listed in the previous section are repairable, as long as within reasonable limits. For example, small holes, the size of marbles, can be fixed. But, fissures caused by falling from a tree branch or by a stone will be challenging. You can still fix the holes, but it will be a visible patch (and an ugly one, probably).

If the holes are not too big, here’s what you need to do. Starting with the equipment, you will need: Screen repair kit patches A cutting device, like scissors Clear silicone caulking A pole patio porch screen (choose the color closest to the one you’re patching) Paper towel or old rag