Pool Cage & Screen Enclosure Builder in Deltona, FL
L.A. Construction Custom Screen Builders provides Deltona, FL homeowners with fully custom pool cages, screen enclosures, and outdoor living structures designed for Volusia County’s climate. Positioned along the I-4 corridor between Orlando and Daytona Beach, Deltona is one of the largest residential communities in Central Florida — a city defined by its lakes, its neighborhoods, and the kind of outdoor lifestyle that a quality pool screen enclosure makes possible year-round. Whether you’re building a new enclosure from the ground up or restoring an existing structure that’s showing its age, our licensed team manages every step of the process from design and permitting through installation and follow-up. Call (407) 960-5155 to schedule a free in-home consultation.
What We Do
New Construction
Screen Enclosure Repair & Maintenance
Foundation Work
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Protecting Your Outdoor Space in Deltona, FL
Deltona is one of Volusia County’s most established residential communities — a city shaped by its lakeside neighborhoods, its I-4 corridor location, and a way of life that centers on the outdoors. With more than 30 lakes within city limits and a subtropical climate that keeps temperatures warm year-round, Deltona homeowners spend more time outside than most — and that makes the quality of their outdoor space a genuine daily concern.
At L.A. Construction Custom Screen Builders, we specialize in designing and building custom pool screen enclosures that address the specific conditions Deltona homeowners deal with: high insect activity near the water, intense UV exposure during Florida’s long summers, afternoon thunderstorms that roll through nearly every day from June through September, and a hurricane season that demands structures built to code.
We also recognize that a significant portion of Deltona’s housing stock dates back to the 1980s and 1990s — which means many properties in the area have pool cages that are aging and overdue for rescreening, structural assessment, or full restoration. Whether you are starting from scratch or bringing an older enclosure back to life, we manage the entire process so you don’t have to.
Call (407) 960-5155 or email LAConstructionOrlando@gmail.com to request your free in-home consultation in Deltona.
Why Deltona Homeowners Are Choosing Pool Screen Enclosures
Deltona’s geography is one of its defining features. The city is home to more than 30 lakes — including Lake Doyle, Lake Osteen, and Lake Benson — and much of its residential landscape reflects the outdoor-oriented lifestyle that comes with lake access and a subtropical climate. But Florida’s weather brings challenges alongside its benefits: year-round insects, intense UV exposure, daily summer thunderstorms, and an Atlantic hurricane season that runs from June through November. For homeowners with pools, a screen enclosure addresses all of these directly.
Here is what Deltona homeowners consistently tell us they value most after installation:
- Insect control — Deltona’s lakes attract mosquitoes and no-see-ums year-round, particularly in the evenings. A well-screened enclosure using tight-weave Phifer mesh keeps biting pests out without blocking airflow or views.
- Reduced pool maintenance — An enclosed pool collects significantly less debris, reducing the time and chemical costs required to keep the water clean and balanced.
- UV and heat protection — Our screen mesh filters a meaningful percentage of solar radiation, lowering the temperature on the patio surface and protecting outdoor furniture, flooring, and skin from prolonged sun exposure.
- Extended usability — An enclosure extends the practical use of your pool and patio well into the evening and through periods when outdoor exposure would otherwise be uncomfortable.
- Storm debris management — During Florida’s frequent afternoon thunderstorms and tropical weather events, a properly anchored enclosure keeps the pool area clear of wind-driven leaves, branches, and debris.
- Property value — In the Central Florida real estate market, a quality pool enclosure is a desirable feature that contributes to the property’s appraised and market value.
A Licensed Pool Cage Contractor Serving Deltona and Volusia County
L.A. Construction Custom Screen Builders holds Florida Contractor License #SCC131152193 and is a proud member of the Aluminum Association of Florida (AAOF). Our team has completed over 5,000 pool cage and screen enclosure projects across Seminole, Orange, Volusia, and surrounding counties — and we bring that accumulated experience to every project we take on in Deltona.
What that means in practical terms for Deltona homeowners:
- We are fully licensed and insured, carrying over $1,000,000 in liability and workers’ compensation coverage on every job.
- We handle all permit applications with Volusia County building departments — you do not have to navigate that process on your own.
- We coordinate directly with your HOA’s architectural review committee if your community requires prior approval for structural additions.
- We use USA-made Phifer screen mesh and heavy-gauge, corrosion-resistant aluminum on every build — the same materials specified by architects and engineers working in Florida’s coastal climate.
- Every structure we build meets or exceeds Florida’s hurricane-grade building code requirements for wind load resistance and structural integrity.
Financing for new installations is available through Lyon Financial for qualifying homeowners.
Design and Customization Options for Deltona Homes
No two properties are identical, and no two enclosures should be either. We work with each homeowner to design a structure that fits the specific dimensions, roofline, and aesthetic of their home. For Deltona properties — many of which were built between the 1980s and early 2000s and feature a range of architectural styles — we offer a wide range of structural configurations and material selections.
Screen Types
- Panoramic (clearview) screen — An extremely fine mesh that is nearly invisible from a distance, maximizing sight lines and the open feel of the enclosure. Best suited for properties with lake views or open lot lines.
- Privacy screen — A denser weave that reduces visibility into the pool area while providing meaningful UV and heat shading. Ideal for homes on tighter lots or properties facing a road or neighbor.
- Pet-resistant screen — A heavier gauge mesh designed to resist tearing from pet claws. Available in both panoramic and privacy weaves.
Roof Configurations
- Flat roof — Clean, low-profile design that integrates well with most single-story homes. Lower cost and straightforward to permit and install.
- Gable roof — A pitched, A-frame style roofline that adds height and architectural character to the enclosure. Works particularly well with homes that have existing gabled rooflines.
- Hip roof — A sloped roof on all four sides, offering a finished appearance and excellent drainage. Popular in communities with stricter HOA architectural standards.
- Mansard roof — A multi-slope design that creates a taller, more open interior. Often chosen for larger pool areas where headroom and spaciousness are a priority.
Add-On Features
- Super gutters — An internal gutter system that captures rainwater running off the roof panels and directs it away from the pool area, preventing water pooling and reducing splashing.
- Screen doors — Standard single-panel doors, French-style double doors, or decorative entry doors to complement the architectural design of the enclosure.
- Kick plates — Aluminum base panels installed at ground level to protect the screen mesh from lawn equipment, pets, and soil splash-back.
- Florida Glass — An opaque panel option for lower wall sections, providing a visual barrier without compromising the open feel above.
How We Handle Your Project in Deltona
We use a consistent, transparent process on every project. Here is what the experience looks like from your first call to the final walkthrough:
- Free in-home consultation — A member of our team visits your Deltona property to assess the site, take measurements, discuss your design preferences, and answer any questions. There is no obligation and no fee.
- Custom design and proposal — We prepare a detailed project proposal that outlines the structural design, material selections, timeline, and full cost breakdown. No hidden fees, no vague estimates.
- Permitting and HOA coordination — We handle all permit applications with Volusia County and manage any required HOA approval process on your behalf. We keep you informed of status throughout.
- Professional installation — Our licensed crew builds your enclosure efficiently and cleanly, maintaining a safe and organized job site. New builds typically take 2–4 weeks from consultation to completion, including permitting.
- Final walkthrough and follow-up — Before we leave, we conduct a thorough walkthrough with you to confirm every detail meets our quality standard. We remain available for any post-installation questions.
Expert Pool Screen Repair and Rescreening Services in Deltona
Deltona has a large inventory of homes built in the 1980s and 1990s, and many of those properties have pool enclosures that are now approaching or exceeding 20 years of age. At that stage, the original screen mesh becomes brittle from UV exposure, fasteners begin to corrode in Florida’s humidity, and frame connections may loosen under years of wind stress. L.A. Construction offers comprehensive pool screen repair and restoration services designed to extend the life of your structure without the cost of a full replacement.
Here is what we can help with:
Mesh Replacement: Swapping out old, brittle, or torn screen panels with new USA-made Phifer mesh restores full insect and debris protection. We match the mesh type — panoramic, privacy, or pet-resistant — to your original specification or upgrade it based on your current needs.
Structural Reinforcement: Years of Florida wind, humidity, and UV exposure take a toll on aluminum frames and fasteners. We replace corroded screws and spline, secure loose frame members, and ensure the structural connections at the base and roof are tight and properly anchored.
Hurricane Cable Replacement: Diagonal stainless steel hurricane cables are a Florida building code requirement and a critical structural element in any pool cage. Over time, these cables can loosen, corrode, or go missing entirely. We inspect and replace hurricane cables on all restoration projects.
Door and Hardware Repair: Screen doors take more wear than any other part of the enclosure. We install new hinges, latches, closer hardware, and bug sweeps to ensure your doors open, close, and seal properly.
Super Gutter Repair and Replacement: A leaking or sagging super gutter causes water intrusion, pooling, and frame stress. We repair or replace damaged gutter sections and ensure proper drainage away from the pool deck.
Total Cage Restoration: For enclosures with widespread wear, we offer a complete refurbishment service that includes full rescreening, fastener replacement throughout, hurricane cable inspection, and pool cage repainting using epoxy-based coatings designed for Florida aluminum structures. Recommended every 5–7 years.
Repair and rescreening projects are generally completed in 1–2 days. We provide an honest assessment of every structure and recommend only what is genuinely needed.
Schedule Your Free Consultation in Deltona
L.A. Construction Custom Screen Builders is ready to help Deltona homeowners build, repair, or restore a pool screen enclosure that works for their property and their budget. Call (407) 960-5155) or email LAConstructionOrlando@gmail.com to schedule a free in-home consultation. We serve Deltona and all of Volusia County, as well as Orange, Seminole, Osceola, and Lake Counties throughout Central Florida.
Services Available in Deltona, FL
New Construction: Pool Enclosures · Screen Rooms · Sunrooms · Motorized Retractable Screens · Pergolas · Aluminum Carports & Patio Covers · Decorative Screen Doors
Repair & Maintenance: Full Enclosure Rescreening · Panel Repairs · Hurricane Cable Replacement · Super Gutter Replacement · Pool Cage Painting · Pet Door Installation · Pet Screen & Florida Glass
Shutters: Bahama & Colonial Shutters · Hurricane Rolldown Shutters
Foundation Work: Concrete Footers · Monolithic Slabs · Pavers & Coping
Pool Services: Pool Resurfacing · Pool Tile
Screen Enclosure Repair & Maintenance
Full Enclosure Rescreening
Panel Repairs
Hurricane Cable Replacement
Super Gutter Replacement and/or Installation
Pool Cage Painting
Pet Door Installation
Pet Screen & Florida Glass (Privacy Screen)
Shutters
Bahama and Colonial Shutters
Hurricane Rolldown Shutters
Foundation Work
Concrete Footers
Concrete Monolithic Slabs
Pavers & Coping
Years IN BUSINESS
Completed Projects
Do I need a permit to build a pool cage or screen enclosure in Deltona, FL?
Yes. In Deltona and throughout Volusia County, pool cages and screen enclosures are classified as structural additions and require a building permit before construction can begin. The permit process involves submitting engineering documents, site plans, and specifications to the Volusia County building department for review and approval. L.A. Construction handles the entire permitting process on every project — from preparing and submitting the required documentation to scheduling any required inspections. You do not need to contact the building department or manage any paperwork yourself.
How does living near one of Deltona's lakes affect my screen enclosure needs?
Deltona’s lakes are a significant part of what makes the community attractive to homeowners, but lake proximity does bring specific considerations for screen enclosure design and material selection. Properties near water tend to experience higher insect activity, particularly mosquitoes and no-see-ums during warmer months and evening hours. They also experience higher ambient humidity, which can accelerate the corrosion of lower-quality aluminum frames and fasteners over time. For lakefront or lake-adjacent properties, we recommend tight-weave Phifer screen mesh for maximum insect control. If your property has a view you want to preserve, panoramic screen is the right choice — it is nearly invisible from a distance and does not obstruct sight lines to the water.
Can you rescreen an older pool cage, or does it need to be fully replaced?
In most cases, rescreening is a practical and cost-effective option — and it is often the right choice for Deltona’s older homes with enclosures that are structurally sound but showing surface wear. We assess each structure on its own merits. If the aluminum frame is straight, the base anchoring is solid, and there is no significant corrosion or structural damage, rescreening is a straightforward process that restores full function and appearance at a fraction of the cost of a new build. If we find that the frame has significant corrosion, bent or cracked members, loose base connections, or missing hurricane cables, we will give you an honest assessment of whether repair or replacement is the more sensible investment.
What is the difference between a pool cage and a screen room?
A pool cage is a screen enclosure built specifically to enclose a swimming pool and the surrounding deck area. It is designed to keep insects, debris, and animals out of the pool while allowing airflow and natural light. A screen room, by contrast, is an enclosed outdoor living space — typically attached to the back of the house — that may or may not include a pool. Screen rooms are used as outdoor lounges, dining areas, or living extensions of the interior and can be built with solid, insulated, or open lattice roofing. L.A. Construction builds both in Deltona, and in many cases a single structure can encompass both the pool area and an adjacent covered patio.
Does L.A. Construction serve all of Deltona and the surrounding Volusia County area?
Yes. We serve all of Deltona as well as the broader Volusia County market, including DeLand, Orange City, and surrounding communities. Deltona is part of our established Volusia County service area — the same team and the same licensed, insured operation that has been working across Central Florida for over a decade. We also serve Seminole, Orange, Osceola, and Lake Counties throughout the Greater Orlando area. If you are unsure whether your specific address falls within our service area, call us at (407) 960-5155 and we will confirm.
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60 MINUTE MEETING
- Introduction
- Design Options
- The Process
- Price Estimates
- Timeline
WRITTEN PROPOSAL & OPERATIONS
- 1-10 Day Avg. Processing (Project Size Dependent)
- Deposit
- Special Orders Processed
- HOA/ARC (if applicable)
SIGNATURES & DOCS GATHERING
- Pre-Construction Meeting
- Property Survey Requested
- Permit Signatures
- Preliminary Sketches
- Engineering Started
PERMIT FILED
- HOA Approval Letter
- Approved Engineering in-hand
- Permit Application Filed
- Follow up w/ Bldg. Dept.
