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New pool enclosures and cage replacement in Spring Hill, FL
Adding a new pool or replacing a cage that's past saving? A new enclosure is engineered for today's wind codes and designed around how you use your backyard.
When you need a new enclosure
- You're building a new pool
- The frame is corroded, cracked, or loose at the joints
- A storm bent or collapsed part of the cage
- You want a taller roof, a different style, or a bigger footprint
Styles to consider
- Mansard: a flat top with angled sides, the most common look
- Dome: a curved roof line that adds height
- Gable: peaked to match the house roof
- Picture window: taller panels with fewer crossbars for an open view
Permits and engineering
New pool enclosures in Florida are engineered to meet wind-load requirements and need a building permit from Hernando County or the local jurisdiction. A licensed contractor handles the drawings, permit, and inspections.
What affects the price
- Size and roof height
- Style and how the cage attaches to the house
- Frame color, usually white or bronze
- Screen choices for each wall
- Removing the old enclosure
New pool enclosures & replacement questions
Do I need a permit for a new pool cage?
Yes. New enclosures require a permit and engineered plans. Your contractor typically handles both.
What is a picture window cage?
A design with tall screen panels and fewer horizontal bars, so the view out is more open.
Areas served
New pool enclosures & replacement for homes in Spring Hill and nearby communities.
Other services
Ready to enjoy a bug-free pool again?
Call for a free estimate on rescreening, repairs, or a new enclosure.
Call (352) 723-5147