Our Pool Enclosure Services
Pool Cages & Pool Enclosures in Pasco, Pinellas, Hernando, Hillsborough & Tampa Bay.
727-860-1255A new pool cage changes how your pool feels day to day. You can step outside without immediately dealing with bugs, leaves in the water, or constant cleaning.
With a pool enclosure, the water stays clearer, furniture stays cleaner, and the space feels finished.
It becomes an outdoor room where you can swim, relax, or sit by the pool without fighting the negatives of Florida's environment every time you go outside.
Crego Screen Enclosures installs pool cages and pool enclosures designed around Florida living: engineered for local wind loads, permitted properly, and installed so it looks right, functions correctly, and holds up long term.
As a permanent structure attached to your home, a pool enclosure has to meet Florida Building Code, pass inspection, and be able to withstand Florida weather. We design and build with engineering and permitting handled from the start so there are no surprises later. All work is completed by licensed professionals and inspected as required by local jurisdictions.
Our pool cage construction focuses on proper spacing, correct anchoring, and weather-resistant materials.
We start by walking your pool and lanai with you to understand how you use the space. This is where we discuss layout, screen options, and special features.
Your pool cage is designed specifically for your home and usage, then engineered to meet Florida Building Code and local wind load requirements.
We prepare and submit all required permit documentation and coordinate directly with the municipality. In many areas, permits are approved in as little as five business days.
Once permits are approved, we schedule installation and prepare materials specific to your enclosure design.
Our crew installs the pool cage with proper anchoring, clean workmanship, and attention to detail throughout the build.
After installation, we complete the final inspection and walk through the enclosure with you to confirm everything meets expectations.
These wide-span panels reduce vertical posts in key viewing areas so sightlines from seating areas and the pool stay clear. Structural supports are engineered and repositioned, not removed, so the enclosure feels less obstructed.
The way an enclosure is framed overhead matters just as much as the walls. Clear-span roof designs and integrated beam placement reduce the number of visible horizontal supports and align structural members with existing rooflines and architectural features. This creates a taller, cleaner feel inside the enclosure.
Some areas of a pool cage see more contact than others. Kick plates, chair rails, and reinforced framing are used in areas near doors, walk paths, seating, and pet zones to protect screens from damage.
Details matter in how a pool enclosure blends with the house. Flush-mounted screen systems, roof pitch matching, and upgraded gutter systems help the enclosure feel intentional rather than added on. These features improve water management, reduce visible hardware, and create a cleaner transition between the enclosure and the home.
We'll help you choose the right screen for your enclosure.
Best for homeowners who want clear views, good airflow, and an open feel around the pool and lanai.
Designed for homes with dogs or high activity near the enclosure. This heavier-duty screen is commonly used on lower wall sections, door panels, and areas where pets may lean, jump, or scratch.
Installed on select walls to reduce visibility from neighboring homes or block direct sun, without enclosing the space or restricting airflow.
Designed to reduce heat and block a portion of UV rays, solar screens help limit sun exposure and glare in pool and lanai areas.
Questions
Yes. Pool cages are considered permanent structures and require permits in Florida. We handle engineering, permitting, and inspections as part of the project so homeowners don't have to manage the process. Permits are typically approved in around five business days.
Most pool cage installations are completed within a few days once permits are approved. Timelines vary based on enclosure size, design features, and site conditions, but we provide clear expectations before work begins.
We proudly serve homeowners in Pasco, Hernando, Hillsborough, and Pinellas counties. Whether you're in Hudson, Tampa, Wesley Chapel, Odessa, New Port Richey, or St. Petersburg, our licensed team delivers custom screen enclosures, lanais, and pool cages built for Florida homes.
Yes, we provide full rescreening services, panel replacements, door hardware repairs, and complete cage rebuilds. Whether it's storm damage or everyday wear, our rescreening services restore safety, curb appeal, and functionality to your enclosure.
We offer multiple screen options, including standard fiberglass, pet-resistant mesh, and premium solar screens that block UV rays. Every product is engineered for Florida's climate, ensuring durability against wind, rain, and sun exposure.
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