- How much does Pool Enclosure costs? The cost of building a pool cage varies based on its size and other factors. For a regular-sized pool cage (around 1,500 square feet), you can expect an average cost ranging from $15,000 to $25,500. Medium-sized pool cages, typically between 1,600 and 3,600 square feet, generally cost $16,000 to $54,000. For large pool cages, which can cover up to 6,000 square feet, the price may start around $90,000 and go even higher. Several key factors influence the overall cost of constructing a pool cage, including: •The dimensions of the area to be covered •The design and style of the pool cage •The type and quality of building materials •Land preparation or clearing requirements •Labor costs - Can a pool enclosure withstand bad weather and storm-force winds? Southwest Florida summers are notorious for their intense storms, which can cause significant damage. Thankfully, pool enclosures from RE AND RE SERVICES are engineered to meet local building codes and are designed to endure winds ranging from 130 to 150 mph. Even in the face of hurricane-force winds, our enclosures are built to stay strong and provide reliable protection. - How long does it take to build a Pool Enclosure? Usually, it takes around 1-1.5 months in total. Starting from ordering engineering, scheduling building permits and finally building Pool Enclosure. Physically building takes only a few days to one week on average. RE AND RE SERVICES do all three steps. - How long does Pool Enclosures last? The average lifespan of a pool cage is 10 to 15 years, while the screens typically last 5 to 10 years. The durability of pool enclosures largely depends on factors such as corrosion and the gradual wear and tear of the structure and panels over time. Proper maintenance can help extend the life of your pool cage and ensure it remains a reliable addition to your outdoor space. -Do Pool Enclosures protect from UV rays? Yes, they do. Pool cages are designed to protect people, pets, and vegetation from harmful UV rays. The panels are equipped with specialized filters that reduce solar radiation, ensuring that your loved ones, garden plants, and outdoor furniture are shielded from excessive. - What are the benefits of a pool cage? • Weather Protection: Pool cages safeguard your outdoor areas from sun damage, storms, and extreme weather. • Wildlife Defense: They keep unwanted animals and invasive vegetation out of your pool area. • Comfortable Environment: Enclosures create a safe, cozy space perfect for family use and social gatherings. • Property Value: A high-quality pool cage adds functionality and boosts the value of your home. - What is a panoramic screen walls on pool cage? Panoramic cages are a custom version of the standard cage, it focuses more on the views of beautiful sunsets, landscape, or surrounding wildlife. The panorama comes from the extra large screens, and much less but bigger aluminum structures. - Are panoramic screen walls for Pool Enclosure much more expensive? It only adds extra $2500-$5000 depending of Pool Enclosure size. - How to Protect Pool Enclosure from the hurricane? To prepare your pool cage for a hurricane, consider removing the doors or selecting screen panels if the design permits. This allows for better wind flow, reducing pressure on the structure and helping to prevent screen damage during the storm. - Are Screened Pool Enclosures Durable? A screened enclosure might appear lightweight, but working with an experienced aluminum pool enclosure contractor makes all the difference. These experts combine quality materials, thoughtful designs, and in-depth knowledge of Florida’s construction regulations to create enclosures that can withstand the state’s stormy and windy weather. - Do Pool Enclosures need engineering drawings? Many customers are unaware that every structure we build - whether a pool enclosure, carport, or sunroom—must be custom-engineered. In Florida, all structures must comply with the Florida Building Code, which considers factors like wind zones, environmental zones, and other local requirements.