Pool Enclosures & Pool Cages in Parrish, FL
New pool cage construction, full replacement, aluminum frame repair and complete rescreening — so the pool deck becomes a comfortable, usable part of your home.
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Pool screen enclosures
What a pool cage does for a Florida home
A pool enclosure — most Florida homeowners simply call it a pool cage — is a screened aluminum structure built around and over a swimming pool and its deck. It turns an open backyard pool into a defined outdoor room that connects naturally to the house.
The appeal is practical. A screen enclosure helps keep mosquitoes and other insects out, cuts down on leaves and yard debris landing in the water, and gives you a clear boundary between the pool area and the rest of the yard. For many families, that means the pool gets used in the early morning and evening, not just on the occasional weekend afternoon.
Swimming pool cages and pool screen enclosures come in many shapes and sizes, and a well-planned one also makes the space more comfortable to spend time in, with room for seating, dining and the furniture you actually want around the water.
What we do
Pool enclosure services we provide
Homeowners comparing pool cage companies often want one team for the whole job. As pool cage contractors and builders serving Parrish and surrounding areas, we handle the full range of work on the enclosure itself — from new construction to keeping an existing cage in good shape.
- New pool cage construction
- A new pool enclosure planned around your pool, deck and the way you want to use the space.
- Full pool cage replacement
- Removing an existing enclosure and building a complete new one in its place.
- Pool cage & aluminum frame repair
- Repairing damaged aluminum framing on an existing pool cage where the structure allows it.
- Full pool cage rescreening
- Replacing the screen throughout the entire enclosure for a clean, uniform finish.
- Privacy screening
- Screening options that add a greater sense of separation from neighbors or the street.
- Hurricane / storm screens
- Storm screen solutions for homeowners planning ahead for Florida's storm season.
New pool cage construction
Planning a new pool enclosure
Whether you want to screen in a pool for the first time or add an enclosure to a new pool, every pool cage installation starts with the property, not a catalog. Before we build, we look at the factors that shape how the enclosure will look and work:
- Property layoutHow the pool sits relative to the house, the lot lines and any views you want to keep.
- Pool and deck configurationThe shape of the pool and how much deck you want inside the screen.
- How you will use the spaceLounging, dining, entertaining or a quiet place for morning coffee.
- Screened coverage and frame layoutHow much area to enclose and how the aluminum framing is arranged.
- AccessWhere doors fall and how people move between the house, pool and yard.
- Permits and approvalsDepending on the property, project scope and community, permitting and HOA approval may apply.
Timelines depend on the size of the project, permitting, approvals, materials and weather, so we give you a realistic expectation once we understand the scope.
Existing pool cages
Repair, rescreen or replace?
No single answer fits every enclosure. The right approach depends on the condition of the frame, the condition of the screen and what you want from the space.
Aluminum frame repair
When specific framing members are damaged but the rest of the structure is sound, repairing the aluminum frame can bring the enclosure back into good condition without starting over.
Complete rescreening
When the frame is in good shape but the screen throughout the enclosure is worn, faded or sagging, full pool cage rescreening replaces the screen across the whole cage for a uniform, refreshed look. We provide complete pool cage rescreening and aluminum frame repair for qualifying enclosure projects.
Full enclosure replacement
When frame damage is widespread, or you want a different layout or appearance, removing the existing cage and building a new one may be the more practical choice.
We look at your pool cage in person during a free estimate and explain which option makes sense, and why.
Florida conditions
Built with Florida weather in mind
Screened enclosures here live with strong sun, frequent summer rain and high humidity year-round. Those conditions are part of why screen eventually wears and why material choices and layout matter when a cage is planned.
Insects and debris are a constant in Florida backyards, and screening the pool area is one of the most effective ways homeowners keep the space clean and enjoyable. Storm season is part of the picture, too — we offer hurricane / storm screens for homeowners who want to plan ahead, and we are happy to talk through the options. Pool cage screening by itself is not a substitute for protecting the home during a storm.
Finally, depending on the property, project scope and community, permitting and HOA approval may apply to new pool cage construction and many structural projects. We discuss what your project is likely to need at the start, so there are fewer surprises later.
Why Parrish Screen Enclosures
One team for the whole pool cage
Parrish Screen Enclosures is licensed and insured. From new construction to replacement, frame repair and rescreening, we handle the full pool enclosure — so you work with one company from estimate to finish.
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- New Construction, Replacement & Rescreening
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Tell us about your pool enclosure
Whether you are planning a new pool cage or deciding what to do with an existing one, send a few details and an Enclosure Professional will be in touch. Free Estimates.
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- 941-344-6708
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- Parrish, FL and surrounding areas
Questions
Pool enclosure FAQs
What is the difference between a pool enclosure and a pool cage?
In Florida the two terms usually describe the same thing: a screened aluminum structure built around and over a swimming pool and its deck. "Pool cage" is the everyday name many homeowners use, while "pool enclosure" or "pool screen enclosure" is common in contracting and permitting. Either way, we are talking about the frame and screen that turn your pool area into an enclosed outdoor space.
Can you replace an existing pool cage?
Yes. We provide full pool cage replacement, removing the existing enclosure and building a new one. Replacement is often considered when a frame has significant damage or when a homeowner wants a different layout or appearance. We will look at your current enclosure before recommending it.
Do you rescreen entire pool cages?
Yes. We provide full pool cage rescreening, which replaces the screen throughout the whole enclosure so it looks uniform. We provide complete pool cage rescreening and aluminum frame repair for qualifying enclosure projects.
Can damaged aluminum sections be repaired?
In many cases, yes. We repair pool cage aluminum framing where the damage is limited to specific members and the rest of the structure is sound. If the damage is widespread, a replacement may be the more practical path, and we will explain why.
Do I need a permit for a new pool enclosure in Parrish, FL?
New pool enclosures typically require a permit, and many structural projects do as well. Exact requirements depend on the scope of the work, your property and the applicable local building department rules, and HOA approval may also apply depending on your community. We will talk through what your project is likely to involve during your estimate.
How do I know whether my enclosure needs repair, rescreening or replacement?
It depends on the condition of both the frame and the screen. Sound framing with worn screen often points to rescreening; localized frame damage may call for aluminum frame repair; and widespread frame issues, or a desire for a new layout, may make replacement the better choice. The simplest way to find out is a free estimate, where we look at the enclosure in person.
Many homes pair the pool cage with a screened outdoor living area under the roofline. If that is part of your plans, see our lanai enclosures in Parrish.