Screen Enclosures & Pool Cages Sarasota

Screen enclosures and pool cages in Sarasota and Manatee counties

FL licensed CBC1267990

Free written estimates

Locally owned by John Ross

Shore Home builds new screen enclosures and replaces old ones for homes in Sarasota and Manatee counties. That covers pool cages, lanai and patio enclosures, and full tear-out and replacement of cages that are rusting, sagging or damaged by storms. Enclosures are engineered and permitted for Florida wind loads.

Screen enclosure services

Pool cages: a new enclosure over your pool and deck.
Lanai enclosures: screening for a patio or lanai, with or without a roof.
Enclosure replacement: tearing out an old or damaged cage and building a new one.

Why homeowners here screen in

A screen enclosure keeps out bugs, leaves and most debris, cuts down on pool cleaning, and gives you an outdoor room you can use most of the year. It also adds a barrier between the pool and the yard, which many families with small children and pets want.

Built for Florida weather

Enclosures in Southwest Florida have to meet the Florida Building Code for wind. Each enclosure we build has engineered drawings for its size and location, uses aluminum framing with fasteners suited to the climate, and goes through the county or city permit and inspection process.

Pair it with a new deck

The enclosure attaches to the deck or to footings around it. If your pool deck is cracked or worn, it is best to redo it first or plan both together.

From first call to finished job

01
Call or send the form

Tell us what you have in mind. John or the office calls you back to ask a few questions.
02
On-site visit

We look at the space, take measurements and talk through materials, layout and permits.
03
Written estimate

You get a written price and scope. No pressure, and the estimate is free.
04
Build and walk-through

We pull the permit where one is needed, build it, and walk the finished job with you.

Screen enclosures: common questions

Do I need a permit for a screen enclosure?

Yes. In Sarasota County, Manatee County and the cities inside them, a new or replacement screen enclosure needs a building permit with engineering for local wind loads, followed by inspections. Shore Home handles the permit for you as part of the job.

What is a panoramic screen enclosure?

A standard pool cage often has a horizontal aluminum beam across the screen walls. A panoramic design removes it, so the view to your yard, lake or preserve is open from deck to roof line. It can cost more because of the framing it takes, and we will price both styles if you are interested.

What color should the frame be?

Black and bronze frames are the most popular because they fade into the background and make the screen easier to see through. White and other colors are available. Match it to your window frames or trim for a clean look.

How long does installation take once the permit is approved?

The build itself usually takes a few days on site for a typical pool cage. Permitting and engineering take longer than the build, so the total time from signed estimate to finished enclosure is mostly paperwork. Your written estimate includes the expected schedule.

Free estimate for screen enclosures

Name, phone and what you need are enough to start. We call you back to set up a time to see the project.

Screen enclosures and pool cages in Sarasota and Manatee counties

What we build

Screen enclosure services

Why homeowners here screen in

Built for Florida weather

Pair it with a new deck

Recent screen enclosures

From first call to finished job

Call or send the form

On-site visit

Written estimate

Build and walk-through

What homeowners say