- ClearView vs. standard pool enclosures: what’s the difference?A standard pool cage and a ClearView enclosure do the same job. The difference is how the framing is laid out and how much of the view it leaves open.
- How long does a pool enclosure project take?Every enclosure runs on its own schedule. Here are the steps a project moves through, what sets the pace at each one, and how repairs differ from new builds.
- Permits, engineering, and HOA approval for pool enclosuresNew pool enclosures and structural work in Florida are engineered for the home and site and need a building permit. Many communities also require HOA or architectural approval first.
- What drives the cost of a pool enclosure?No two pool enclosures cost the same, because no two are built the same. These are the factors that shape the price, and why we quote after seeing your home.
Enclosure guides
Plain answers to the questions homeowners ask us before, during, and after an enclosure project.
Planning a new enclosure
Repairs and upkeep
- Pool cage damage after a hurricane: what to check and what comes nextAfter a storm, start with safety, then sort the damage into screen, framing, and gutters. That tells you whether you need a repair, structural work, or a rebuild.
- Rescreen, repair, or replace: what does your pool cage need?Most pool cage problems fall into three layers: the screen, the hardware, and the framing. Which layer is failing tells you whether you need a rescreen, a repair, or a replacement.
- Screw change-outs: why fasteners matter on an aluminum enclosureThe screws that hold an aluminum enclosure together can corrode long before the framing does. A screw change-out replaces them with stainless steel fasteners.
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