Why homeowners choose pool screen enclosures
- Cleaner waterLess leaf and bug debris in the pool and skimmer.
- Comfortable eveningsSwim and lounge at dusk without mosquitoes.
- Some sun controlScreen mesh softens direct sun on the deck.
- Adds a barrierScreen doors add a layer between the yard and the pool area.
Good fit for
- Pools under or near large trees
- Families who swim in the evening
- Pool decks attached to a covered patio
- Homes near creeks or greenbelts
What affects the price
Every project is quoted after a free in-home measurement. These are the biggest factors:
- Pool and deck footprint
- Roof style and height
- Number of doors
- Permits and engineering
Your written quote itemizes each one, so you can see where the money goes and adjust options.
Questions
Pool Screen Enclosures FAQ
Do pool enclosures need a permit?
Large enclosures usually need a building permit, and engineered plans may be required. We'll confirm before quoting.
Will it make the pool colder?
Screens block some sun, which can lower water temperature slightly. Many owners find the cleaner water worth it.
Can it attach to my patio cover?
Often, yes. Tying into an existing cover can reduce cost.
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