Pool Enclosures & Screen Cages
Screen cages that keep leaves, bugs, and debris out of the pool and cut the time you spend skimming.
10+Years in the tradeEvery job.
No exceptions.
No subcontractors. The owner quotes the job, runs the job, and does the walkthrough with you when it's done. Same crew, same standards, 10+ years of habits.
- 1Full-height mansard and gable cage designs
- 2Super-screen and no-see-um mesh options
- 3Charley bar doors and self-closing hardware
A pool enclosure — a screen cage — surrounds your pool and deck with an aluminum frame and screen. In Jacksonville that means a lot less skimming, fewer chemicals fighting organic debris, and a barrier that keeps kids and pets from wandering into the water unsupervised.
We build new cages and re-screen existing ones. If your frame is sound but the panels are sagging or torn, re-screening is far cheaper than a rebuild, and that's what we'll recommend. If the frame itself is corroded through, we'll show you why patching it is throwing money away.
Screen choice matters here: standard fiberglass is fine for most yards, but if no-see-ums are your problem, standard mesh won't stop them and you'll need a tighter weave. We size the recommendation to your yard, not to the highest ticket.
We cover all of Duval County, FL
Questions we hear a lot
- What is a pool screen enclosure (cage)?
- An aluminum-framed screen structure over your pool and deck that keeps out leaves, bugs, and debris and adds a safety barrier around the water.
- Can you re-screen my existing pool cage instead of replacing it?
- Yes. If the aluminum frame is sound and only the panels are sagging or torn, re-screening is far cheaper than a rebuild — and that's what we'll recommend.
- Will a cage really cut down on pool cleaning?
- Yes — a cage keeps out most leaves and organic debris, which means a lot less skimming and an easier chemical load. How much depends on your yard's trees and exposure.
- What screen stops no-see-ums around a pool?
- Standard screen won't stop no-see-ums — you need a tighter no-see-um mesh. We only recommend it if your area actually has the problem.
- Does a pool cage add safety?
- Yes. It adds a barrier that helps keep kids, pets, and wildlife from wandering into the water, on top of keeping debris out.
Walk the job with the owner.
Tell us what you're thinking. We'll come look, point out what we'd do differently, and only quote what we're confident we can deliver.