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Pool enclosures have three main benefits to homeowners.

1. Pool enclosures keep debris out of your pool and pool system.

2. These screen enclosures prevent unwelcome bugs, snakes, and pests from intruding in your outdoor space.

3. Importantly in Florida, pool enclosures keep your pool cool in hot months.

Pool and screen enclosures are very common in Central Florida because they are made of high grade aluminum alloy materials and the screen used is high quality and durable fiberglass/polyester mesh.

All of our pool enclosures are built to withstand wind gusts in excess of hurricane force. We go through the rigorous process of having our enclosure designs approved by structural architects and inspected by local municipalities to ensure safety and integrity.

Our process can be summed up in four steps:

1. Estimate: We assign you a sales representative to walk and assess your desired screen enclosure area, who will then provide a cost estimate and timeline to installation.

2. Engineering & Permitting: Once a contract is signed, our team will create an initial design concept, and send it to our structural engineer. Upon receiving the engineering stamp of approval, the project will then move to our permitting dept. where it will begin the process of zoning, planning and building approvals.

3. Fabrication & Installation: Once all permits have been approved by your local municipality, we will then schedule a final measurement to ensure an exact fit for your project. Our in-house fabrication team will custom build your pool enclosure to the blueprint we've created and adhere to state and local municipality guidelines. After, one of our 7 installation crews will install your enclosure to the specs of the plans & permits.

4. Inspection: After a pool or screen enclosure has been installed, we will schedule an inspection with the necessary authorities in Orange, Seminole, Lake, Brevard, or Osceola Counties.

Yes, we work with a local bank to provide financing with low, fixed monthly payments and no prepayment penalties. You can request up to $100,000 and the pre-qualification doesn’t affect your credit.