Living in Florida often means enjoying sunshine, warm weather, and outdoor living — especially poolside. But it also means dealing with mosquitoes, falling debris, and sudden weather changes. That’s why many Florida homeowners choose to install pool screen enclosures, commonly referred to as screens over a pool.
A pool screen enclosure is a framed structure — typically made of aluminum and mesh screening — that surrounds a pool area to protect it from insects, debris, and weather while allowing airflow and visibility.
In Florida, these enclosures are extremely common and are often simply called:
Florida’s warm climate attracts mosquitoes and other pests. A pool screen enclosure creates a barrier that allows you to enjoy your pool without constant bug interference.
Screens block:
This keeps your pool cleaner and reduces maintenance time and chemical use.
Pool screens help:
Most pool enclosures use fiberglass screens, which offer:
For homeowners wanting extra protection, premium options include:
Premium materials may cost more but often last longer.
Several factors influence total project cost:
Larger or irregularly shaped pools require more materials and labor.
Standard screens are more affordable; premium options increase cost.
Taller or custom-designed enclosures require additional framing and engineering.
Doors, extra access points, or decorative elements add to the overall price.
For an average-sized pool in Florida, pool screen enclosures typically range from $6,000 to $10,000 using standard materials.
Larger pools, custom designs, or premium screen options can exceed this range.
Every project begins with a one-on-one consultation to understand your:
We provide clear, detailed quotes with:
Florida has strict building codes for pool enclosures due to wind and weather conditions. Our team ensures every project is fully code-compliant and permitted.
We use high-grade aluminum framing and premium screen materials designed to withstand Florida’s climate — installed by experienced professionals.
We respect your time and work efficiently to deliver your enclosure on schedule.
Pool screen enclosures:
With proper care, a professionally installed enclosure can last many years.
It’s commonly called a pool screen enclosure, screened-in pool, or pool cage.
Yes. They reduce maintenance, improve comfort, and add long-term value.
Yes. They significantly reduce insects while maintaining airflow.
A pool screen enclosure isn’t just a structure — it’s a lifestyle upgrade for Florida living.
At Lafferty Aluminum & Screening, we combine quality materials, expert installation, and transparent pricing to create pool enclosures built to last.
Contact us today to schedule your consultation and transform your pool into a clean, comfortable, bug-free oasis.
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