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Pool Cage Painting and Rescreening in Lexington Oaks, Wesley Chapel, FL 33544

Many Lexington Oaks homes back onto the golf course or a pond, and the screened pool cage is where the family spends its evenings. After twenty-plus years, those cages are chalky, the screens are torn and the frames need paint.

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Lexington Oaks at a glance

Where it sits
West of I-75 off Wesley Chapel Boulevard, between SR 54 and SR 56
Home era
Development began in the late 1990s
Home types
Single-family block and stucco homes, many with screened pools
Amenities
18-hole golf course, pool, splash pad and fitness center
From our office
About 10 minutes from our office, west of I-75 near Wesley Chapel Boulevard
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Golf course and pond lots are prized in Lexington Oaks, and they are also the wettest. Morning dew off the fairways and ponds sits on cages, lanai ceilings and stucco until midday, which feeds mildew and speeds up the chalking of old aluminum paint. On many original cages the bronze finish has gone powdery and patchy, and brushing a frame with your hand leaves color on your palm.

Screens take a beating too. Twenty years of sun turns screen brittle, and an errant golf ball or a summer storm finishes the job. If more than a few panels are torn or sagging, it often makes sense to rescreen and paint the frame in one project so the cage looks new from end to end.

Golf course pool cage with fresh bronze paint and new screens
Homes and streets typical of Lexington Oaks

Golf course lots and lanai living

Lexington Oaks grew around its golf course from the late 1990s on, west of I-75 and close to the Wesley Chapel Boulevard shopping along SR 54. That puts most homes at the age where the original pool cage, lanai ceiling and pool deck all wear out around the same time. We clean, degloss and prime the aluminum, then apply a coating made for metal so the pool cage painting holds up to sun and chlorine.

Inside, these late 1990s homes often still have popcorn or heavy knockdown ceilings, and many owners want them flattened or retextured when they update. Our crew can scrape and retexture while the outdoor work goes on. Next door, Seven Oaks homes are a little newer and usually need different work.

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Where we cover

We cover every street in Lexington Oaks, from the homes along the fairways and ponds to the interior streets near the clubhouse and the villa sections, plus the neighborhoods around Wesley Chapel Boulevard just outside the community entrances.

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Straight answers

Questions from Lexington Oaks homeowners

Is it better to paint my pool cage or replace it?

If the frame is straight and the fasteners are sound, painting costs a fraction of replacement. We check for corroded screws, loose beams and damaged gussets first. A typical Lexington Oaks cage paint and rescreen runs about $3,460 to $6,920, with the final price after a free on-site look.

Which screen should I pick for a cage that faces the golf course?

Standard 18 by 14 screen is the common choice. If you face west and want more shade, a solar screen cuts heat and glare, though it darkens the view. We bring samples so you can see both from your lanai.

Why does my cage leave white powder on my hand?

That chalk is the original paint breaking down under UV. It means the coating is near the end of its life. Cleaning and recoating now protects the aluminum before it starts to pit.

Can you remove popcorn ceilings while the family is living in the house?

Yes, one area at a time. We seal off the room with plastic, cover floors, scrape and retexture, then clean before moving on. Most rooms are back in use within two or three days.

Work to do in Lexington Oaks?

Call our Wesley Chapel office any hour and we will set up a free look.

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