Pool Cage & Lanai Screen Enclosures in Southwest Florida
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How It Works
From estimate to finished project
Most new enclosures run five to seven weeks from the first conversation to the final inspection. Here is where that time goes.
5–7 weeks
Typical, start to finish
- A few days
Free estimate
Price it yourself with the calculator, or we come out, measure and quote it properly. No obligation either way.
- Up to 2 weeks
Engineering plans
A licensed engineer draws your structure to the Florida Building Code and sizes it for your wind zone.
- 2 to 4 weeks
County permit review
The county reviews the plans and issues the permit. This is the slow part and it is out of everyone's hands. Nothing is needed from you while it runs.
- About 1 week
Installation
We build on site, then call in the final inspection and hand it over.
Our Work
Recent work across Southwest Florida
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Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
1 Are you licensed and insured for pool cage installations?
Are you licensed and insured for pool cage installations?
Yes, we are fully licensed and insured for both screen repairs and new pool cage installations. Our licensing ensures we meet all state and local requirements for structural installations, and our comprehensive insurance protects both our team and your property throughout the entire project.
2 How long does a new pool cage installation take from start to finish?
How long does a new pool cage installation take from start to finish?
The complete process typically takes 5-7 weeks total. This includes up to 2 weeks for engineering plans, 2-4 weeks for county permitting (varies by location), and about 1 week for the actual installation. We handle all permits and inspections, keeping you informed at every step.
3 Do you handle permits and engineering for new installations?
Do you handle permits and engineering for new installations?
Absolutely. We manage the entire permitting process for you, including structural engineering plans, county permit applications, and all required inspections. Our experience with Southwest Florida building codes ensures a smooth approval process.
4 What's the difference between a new installation and rescreening an existing cage?
What's the difference between a new installation and rescreening an existing cage?
A new installation involves building the complete aluminum framework and screen system from the ground up, requiring permits and engineering. Rescreening replaces just the screen material on an existing, structurally sound frame. We can assess your current enclosure and recommend whether repair, rescreening, or new installation is the best solution.
5 What warranty do you provide on new installations?
What warranty do you provide on new installations?
We provide a 1-year workmanship warranty on all new pool cage installations, covering our installation workmanship, structural integrity, and proper screen installation. Screen materials are additionally covered by the manufacturer's warranty. This gives you complete peace of mind on your investment.
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