FAQs

In most Southwest Florida municipalities, permits are required for pool cage installations. Our team handles the entire permitting process, ensuring full compliance with local building codes and hurricane standards.

For Florida's climate, we recommend aluminum framing paired with fiberglass or polyester screens. Aluminum offers excellent resistance to rust and corrosion, while these screen materials provide outstanding durability against UV rays, high humidity, and pest intrusion.

The installation process generally takes between one to two weeks, depending on the project's size and complexity. Factors such as weather conditions and permit processing can influence the overall timeline.

Converting an existing lanai into a screened enclosure is certainly possible. We'll conduct a thorough assessment of your current structure to ensure it can support the necessary framing and meets all local building code requirements.

Screened lanais provide numerous benefits, including protection from insects and debris, reduced sun exposure, and improved airflow. They also enhance your property's value and increase your usable outdoor living space.

We offer a wide range of design options to complement your home's style. These include various screen types, frame colors, and roof styles such as flat, gable, or mansard. Additional features like ceiling fans or lighting can be incorporated to enhance the aesthetic appeal.

In Southwest Florida's climate, repainting your pool cage every 5 to 7 years is advisable. The frequency may vary based on exposure to sunlight, salt air, and general wear. Regular repainting helps protect the aluminum from corrosion and maintains the enclosure's appearance.

Common pool cage repairs include replacing damaged screens, tightening or replacing loose fasteners, repairing bent or broken aluminum framing, and addressing areas affected by rust or corrosion.

During the repainting process, you have the option to select a new color for your pool cage. Popular choices in Florida include bronze, white, and black. It's important to use paint specifically formulated for outdoor aluminum surfaces to ensure durability.