Pool Enclosures

A pool enclosure — often called a pool cage in Florida — creates a screened-in environment around your pool that keeps the good in and the mess out. It filters sunlight, allows fresh air to flow through, and blocks insects, leaves, and other debris from landing in your water. If you've ever spent more time skimming than swimming, an enclosure can change the way you enjoy your pool.

Built with aluminum framing and long-lasting mesh, these structures are designed to handle Florida's climate. At Pombo's, we use Super Screen for most jobs — a high-performance material that stands up to sun, humidity, and storms while keeping your pool comfortable and inviting.

No two pools are the same, which is why every pool enclosure we build is customized. We start with a site visit to measure, understand your goals, and discuss layout options. Whether you want more privacy, extra shade, or a wide-open view, we'll design a pool cage that works for your home.

Our team creates 2D and 3D models so you can see the finished design before we build. Once approved, we handle permits and construction. You'll be able to choose from roof styles like gable, flat, or dome, and even add solid aluminum panels for partial shade. With powder-coated aluminum framing and stainless-steel anchors, your pool cage will look great and resist rust, fading, and corrosion for years to come.

Not every damaged pool enclosure needs to be replaced. If your pool cage has loose panels, bent framing, or worn mesh, our team can inspect it and recommend the right fix. Sometimes it's as simple as replacing a few panels or reinforcing corners; in other cases, a full re-screen with upgraded material is the smarter choice.

Florida weather takes its toll — from storms and falling branches to years of sun exposure. We've restored pool cages that were 15 or 20 years old, giving them another decade of life with targeted repairs. Our goal is to provide an honest recommendation that balances cost, durability, and long-term value.

In a warm, humid place like Tampa Bay, having the ability to shift between open-air and screened living means you'll enjoy your space more often, year-round.

Without a screen, your pool is exposed to bugs, leaves, and constant debris, leading to more vacuuming and higher chemical use. A pool enclosure makes maintenance easier while giving you a shaded, bug-free environment for swimming and relaxing.

They also add a layer of safety. A pool cage creates a defined barrier that makes it harder for kids or pets to wander into the pool unnoticed, giving families more peace of mind. Beyond protection, enclosures help finish the look of your outdoor area — defining the space, making it easier to furnish, and allowing you to enjoy Florida's weather in comfort without worrying about sudden downpours or mosquitoes.