A screened outdoor space built around how you live
In Southwest Florida, the backyard is part of the house. A well-built screen enclosure can help keep insects, leaves and debris out, adds a layer of separation from the yard, and makes the pool deck or patio a more comfortable place to spend time, morning and evening. Whether you're adding a pool cage to a newly finished pool, enclosing an existing patio, or replacing an older structure, our enclosure installation service covers new construction.
Each project starts with a conversation about how you use the space today and how you'd like to use it: room for a dining table, a clear view from the living room, easy access to the yard for pets, or a second door for the side of the house. Details like these help shape the layout, roof style and door placement.
Types of enclosures we build
Pool cages and pool enclosures
A pool cage is the classic Florida screen enclosure: an aluminum frame that surrounds the pool and deck and supports screen panels on the walls and roof. We install new pool enclosures for homes with new pools as well as homes where an older cage is being replaced. The goal is a clean, well-proportioned structure that complements the house.
Lanai enclosures
Many North Port homes have a covered lanai under the main roofline. Screening that space creates an outdoor living area that can be used through much of the year. A lanai screen enclosure typically involves wall framing and screen panels below an existing roof, with doors placed where you need them.
Patio and outdoor screen enclosures
An open patio slab can be turned into a screened-in patio with its own frame and roof screening. A patio screen enclosure is a popular way to add usable outdoor living space without a major renovation.
What to expect from the installation process
- Step 1
Free Estimate & Project Discussion
We learn about the space, what you'd like to build and how you plan to use the enclosure.
- Step 2
Planning the Enclosure
Layout, access, doors, screening and other project considerations are discussed based on the property and project.
- Step 3
Enclosure Installation
The new pool cage, lanai enclosure or screen enclosure is constructed according to the agreed project scope.
- Step 4
Project Completion
Once the enclosure work is complete, the finished project can be reviewed and any remaining questions discussed.
Screening choices for a new enclosure
Screen selection can affect visibility, airflow and privacy. Depending on the project, homeowners may also consider privacy screening or storm-related screening options. Learn more on our privacy screen installation and hurricane and storm screens pages, or ask about screening options as part of your estimate.
New enclosure or repair?
Not every tired enclosure needs to be replaced. If the frame is in good condition but the screens are torn, faded or sagging, a repair or full rescreening may be a more practical option than new construction. If your lanai screens are the issue, start with our lanai screen repair service. If the frame itself is damaged or deteriorating, our pool cage repair and restoration service can help you weigh repair against replacement.
Why homeowners choose North Port Screening
North Port Screening is locally owned, licensed and insured, and has been in business for 10 years serving North Port and surrounding areas. Our work covers new pool cages and lanai enclosures as well as repair, rescreening and restoration of existing enclosures, and every estimate is free. When you call 941-352-2517, you can speak directly with North Port Screening about your enclosure project.
Ready to start planning? Request your free estimate using the form on this page, and we'll contact you about your project and free estimate.