Pool Cage Installation

A new pool cage turns an open pool deck into a screened outdoor room that stays cleaner and more comfortable to use. It keeps out leaves, palm fronds, insects and much of the debris that would otherwise end up in the pool water, reduces how often you need to skim and vacuum, and makes the pool area usable later into the evening when mosquitoes and no-see-ums would otherwise drive everyone indoors.

Homeowners usually look into a new pool cage installation in Orlando after moving into a home with an unscreened pool, after removing an old enclosure that was too far gone to repair, or when building a new pool and wanting the enclosure included from the start. In each case the process starts the same way: with a visit to measure the deck and talk through how the space will be used.

Every installation starts with that visit to measure the pool deck, the surrounding yard space, and the points where the enclosure will meet the house. We discuss the enclosure shape and height, where doors should be located for convenient access from the house and yard, and how the structure will tie into the roofline or exterior wall. You then receive a written estimate describing the proposed layout, materials and price before any construction begins.

Frame material and screen mesh both come in a range of options suited to different budgets and exposure levels. Frame profiles vary in strength and are selected based on the size and height of the enclosure, while mesh is chosen based on how much sun, wind and insect pressure the location sees. We walk through the generic trade-offs for your specific property so you can choose confidently rather than guessing.

On installation days, the crew assembles the aluminum frame section by section, sets footers and anchors it securely to the deck and house, then screens the walls and roof and fits the doors into their frames. Throughout the build we keep the work area as contained as possible, since an active job site around a pool needs extra care to keep tools, screen scraps and hardware out of the water.

Florida weather shapes several decisions during installation, from frame bracing suited to local wind exposure to scheduling around the daily chance of summer thunderstorms. Because UV exposure and seasonal storms are a constant here rather than an occasional event, the enclosure is built with that long-term exposure in mind from day one, not as an afterthought.

Before we consider the job finished, we walk through the enclosure with you, check that every door opens, closes and latches correctly, confirm the layout matches what was agreed in the estimate, and clean up the work area so the pool deck is ready to use. Any questions about maintenance or what to expect from the new screen over time are answered on site.

Whether you have just moved into a new home, are replacing an old cage that was beyond repair, or are building a new pool and want the enclosure designed in from the start, the process is the same: measure first, agree the scope in writing, then build. We install pool cages across Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake and Volusia counties, and builders and developers working on multiple units or new construction projects can reach us through our construction-focused pages for project-scale quotes.