Screen Enclosures & Pool Cages in Sarasota, FL

In Southwest Florida the terms are used interchangeably. Both describe an aluminum frame wrapped in screen mesh that surrounds a swimming pool and deck. “Pool cage” is the everyday local term, while “pool screen enclosure” or “swimming pool enclosure” is more common in design and permitting conversations.

Enclosure details vary by project, property and service type, so cost depends on factors such as size, layout, how the enclosure connects to the home, the screen type and finish selected, and existing conditions. Project details depend on the space, existing conditions and enclosure being considered. Rather than quote a generic number, we provide free estimates for your specific project.

If the aluminum frame is still sound and only the screen is worn, faded or torn, full rescreening is usually the practical choice. If the frame itself is aging, the layout no longer suits the home, or you want a different style or height, full pool cage replacement may make more sense. Tell us about the condition of your enclosure and what you want to improve. Full rescreening or full replacement may be discussed depending on the existing enclosure and project goals.

Screen life varies with sun exposure, the mesh product selected, pets, landscaping contact and storm activity. Because these conditions differ from property to property, there is no single lifespan for every enclosure. Screening options such as no-see-um, privacy, solar and pet-resistant screen can be discussed for your project.

Replacement is worth considering when a frame shows significant age, when you are renovating the pool or deck, when the existing design blocks views or light, or when you want a different style or layout. Applicable requirements vary by project and location and can be discussed as part of the project.

Yes. New pool enclosures can be installed for homes with an existing pool that has never been screened, or where an old cage was removed. New pool enclosure projects can vary significantly depending on the pool area, surrounding deck, enclosure size, layout and selected options.

A screened lanai can make a covered outdoor area more comfortable to use. Screening can help reduce insects and debris, and privacy or solar screen options can add privacy and reduce glare. Lanai enclosures can also connect to a pool cage, with white or bronze frame finishes available.

Screening options include finer “no-see-um” screen for small insects, pet-resistant screen, privacy screen and solar screen that can help reduce glare and heat. The best choice depends on how you use the space.

A screened enclosure can help reduce insects, leaves, palm fronds and other debris reaching the pool area. Results depend on the screen selected and the condition of the enclosure.

Timelines depend on design, permitting, material availability and weather, so they vary from project to project. Scheduling can be discussed for your specific project.

Permit requirements vary by project type and location. Applicable requirements can be discussed as part of the project conversation.

Motorized screens are retractable screens that roll down from a slim housing along side tracks using a switch or remote control. They let you open a lanai, patio or outdoor room when you want and lower the screens to help reduce insects, sun or wind.

Yes. Commercial motorized screens can suit outdoor business areas, with options for large-span openings and grouped controls that operate whole sections together.

Yes. We offer SUNPRO motorized screen products, along with custom motorized screen solutions for residential and commercial openings.

We are based in Sarasota and serve Sarasota and the surrounding area. If you are unsure whether your property is within our service area, call us and we will let you know.

Call 941-621-9764 or fill out the estimate form on this page with your contact details and the service you are interested in. We may contact you to discuss your request and potential next steps.