Pool screen enclosures in Tampa Bay & Florida’s West Coast
In Florida, an open pool collects leaves, insects and debris, and the deck is hard to enjoy at dusk. A pool enclosure, or pool cage, keeps most of that out and turns the pool and the patio into one more room of the house. Zeta Construction builds it as part of the outdoor living we design around the pool, not as an afterthought.
Designed with the pool and the deck
When we build your custom pool, the enclosure is drawn on the same plan. Its footprint follows the pool deck, the footer is poured with the deck, and the doors line up with the house, the yard and the pool equipment. If you want a summer kitchen, we place it inside or next to the enclosure with room around the grill. One contractor plans and builds all of it, so nothing is torn up later.
Engineered for your address
Wind loads in the Florida Building Code depend on where the house is and how exposed it is. An enclosure near open water is designed for more wind than one in a sheltered neighborhood. Every new enclosure we build is engineered for its site, permitted and inspected, under Zeta Construction’s Florida certified general contractor license, CGC1540964. In a community with an HOA, we prepare the drawings, colors and materials the board asks for.
Re-screening and repairs
Not every enclosure needs to be replaced. Sun, storms and pets wear out the screen long before a sound aluminum frame. We re-screen whole enclosures or single panels, replace doors, closers and spline, and repair beams and fasteners. When a frame is corroded, bent or loose at the house, we tell you plainly and quote a new enclosure built to the current code. Planning a bigger refresh? Re-screening pairs well with a pool renovation.
