Rescreening · Florida

Mesh upgrade cost

Screen mesh upgrade cost: standard vs. no-see-um vs. pet vs. solar

Standard 18x14 fiberglass is the zero-premium baseline. No-see-um 20x20 adds roughly $10 to $20 per panel or $0.50 per square foot; pet-resistant mesh runs 1.5 to 2 times the standard cost; solar/shade screen is the priciest upgrade at $1.80 to $3.00 per square foot installed.

Published upgrade premiums

Over standard 18x14 fiberglass

Every number on this page is a researched third-party market range for Central Florida in 2026, compiled from competitors’ published pricing and national cost guides. It is not Oviedo Rescreening’s price book and it is not a quote for your cage.
MeshPremiumSource
Standard 18x14 fiberglass (baseline)+$0.00/sq ftFull Screen Fix, Orlando
TuffScreen (vinyl-coated polyester)+$0.30/sq ftFull Screen Fix, Orlando
No-See-Um 20x20+$0.50/sq ft
or +$10–$20/panel
Full Screen Fix / A Screen Repair
Premium mesh generally+$10–$40/panelA Screen Repair, Orlando
Pet-resistant1.5x–2x standardA Screen Repair, Orlando

What the products actually are

Per the manufacturers, not a sales script

ProductWhat’s published
18x14 fiberglass (Phifer / ADFORS)“Will not rust, corrode or stain”; GREENGUARD Gold certified. No warranty term or service life published by either manufacturer.
20x20 No-See-Um fiberglass (Phifer / ADFORS)Tightly woven for no-see-ums, gnats and sand flies — in Oviedo, mainly bought for Lake Jesup midges and oak pollen. No warranty published.
TuffScreen 17x13 (Phifer, vinyl-coated polyester)Openness 45.7% (Phifer lab sheet). No separately published warranty.
PetScreen (Phifer, vinyl-coated polyester)Openness ≈36%, UV blockage ≈64%. No warranty term published.
SunTex 80 / 90 solar screen (Phifer)Openness 25% / 10%; UV blockage ≈75% / ≈90%. Covered by Phifer’s 10-year Exterior Sun Control warranty — which excludes fading and excludes labor/reinstallation costs.
Super Screen 17/14 and 20/20 (vinyl-coated polyester)Manufacturer publishes its own separate 10-year limited warranty on both products.
Only two mesh warranties in this category are actually documented. No manufacturer publishes a service-life figure in years for any product. More on that.

Choosing which mesh actually suits your street — canopy, water on the lot line, pets — is a separate question from price. The full decision guide.

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no see um mesh cost vs standard screen

Published Orlando-area pricing puts 20x20 no-see-um mesh at roughly $10–$20 more per panel than standard 18x14 fiberglass, or about $0.50 more per square foot — against a $0.75–$1.25 per square foot baseline for standard fiberglass. Pet-resistant mesh runs 1.5 to 2 times the standard cost, and solar/shade screen is the priciest upgrade at $1.80–$3.00 per square foot. None of these products has a published service-life figure in years — only Super Screen and Phifer’s solar-screen line carry a documented warranty, both ten years.

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