Pool Cage & Screen Enclosure Builder in Casselberry, FL

Custom-engineered pool cages and screen enclosures built for Casselberry’s lakefront homes near Lake Howell, Lake Kathryn, and the Triplet Chain of Lakes.

What We Do

New Construction

Screen Enclosure Repair & Maintenance

Foundation Work

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Elevate Your Casselberry Home with Custom Screen Structures

Casselberry homeowners near Lake Howell, Lake Kathryn, and the Triplet Chain of Lakes know that a backyard pool is only as enjoyable as the space around it. A professionally engineered pool cage or screen enclosure keeps out mosquitoes, leaves, and debris from the surrounding tree canopy while letting lake breezes flow through.

Whether you live in an established lakefront neighborhood off Lake Howell or one of Casselberry’s mid-century subdivisions near the Triplet Lakes, our team designs enclosures that meet Seminole County’s wind-load and permitting requirements without sacrificing the view. We handle everything from design through final inspection.

See our full range of pool screen enclosure options or explore repair services if your existing cage needs attention.

Explore Our Services in Casselberry

Pool Screen Enclosures: Custom-engineered aluminum cages built to Florida Building Code wind-load standards, keeping your pool area clear of debris and pests.

Pool Cage Painting: Refresh a faded or chalking cage with a professional recoat that protects aluminum framing from Central Florida’s UV exposure and humidity.

Pool Screen Repair: Fast rescreening for storm-torn or worn panels so your enclosure looks and performs like new.

Screen Enclosure Repair: Structural repairs for damaged frames, doors, and fasteners on existing Casselberry enclosures.

Screen Rooms: Freestanding screened living spaces for porches, patios, and lanais near Lake Howell and the Triplet Lakes.

Sun Rooms: Fully enclosed, climate-adaptable additions for year-round outdoor living.

Motorized Retractable Screens: Push-button screens for lanais and patios that disappear when not in use.

Built for Casselberry’s Lakes, Codes, and Older Housing Stock

Casselberry sits under Seminole County jurisdiction, where the 2023 Florida Building Code (8th Edition) applies and screen enclosures must be engineered for roughly 120 mph 3-second gust wind loads. Every enclosure we build or repair is designed and permitted to meet these standards.

Many Casselberry homes near Lake Howell, Lake Concord, and the Triplet Lakes chain were built decades ago, so existing pool cages often need rescreening or structural repair rather than full replacement — our team inspects the frame first to recommend the most cost-effective fix.

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What Casselberry Clients Think

We’re proud of the relationships we build with homeowners throughout Casselberry and Seminole County. Read our latest verified reviews on Google, or ask us for references from recent projects near Lake Howell.

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Licensed & insured Florida contractor · Proud member of the Aluminum Association of Florida (AAOF)

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From the first 60-minute consultation to final walkthrough, our team makes building or repairing your Casselberry pool cage or screen enclosure simple. Call us or request a free quote to get started.

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Explore our Services

New Construction:

Shutters:

  • Bahama and Colonial Shutters
  • Hurricane Rolldown Shutters

Screen Enclosure Repair & Maintenance:

Foundation Work:

  • Concrete Footer
  • Concrete Monolithic Slabs
  • Pavers & Coping
  • Pool Resurfacing and Pool Tile

Why Casselberry Homeowners Trust L.A. Construction

20+ Years

In Business Serving Central Florida

1,000+

Completed Screen & Enclosure Projects

Licensed & Insured

Florida-certified building contractor

AAOF Member

Aluminum Association of Florida

1. Do I need a permit to build a screen room or pool cage in Casselberry?

Yes, structural additions like screen enclosures require a building permit. We handle the entire process, submitting the required engineering documents to the City of Casselberry or Seminole County building department to ensure your project is legal and safe.

 

2. Can you enclose a patio that doesn't have a pool?

Absolutely. We build “screen rooms” or “lanais” frequently. If you have an existing concrete slab or patio roof, we can install aluminum walls and screening to create a protected outdoor living space, which is a popular upgrade for many Casselberry homes.

 

3. How do your enclosures withstand Florida hurricanes?

Our enclosures are engineered specifically for Florida’s wind zones. We use heavy-gauge aluminum and secure anchoring systems designed to withstand high wind loads. While no structure is storm-proof, our cages are built to meet or exceed strict local safety codes.

4. What is "Florida Glass" and where is it used?

Florida Glass (or “glas-shield”) is a vinyl-laminated screen that looks like frosted glass. It is waterproof and opaque. It is commonly used on the lower panels of pool cages to keep dirt/grass clippings out and to provide privacy from neighbors.

5. How much does it cost to rescreen a pool cage in Casselberry?

The cost depends on the size of the enclosure and the type of screen mesh selected. Rescreening is significantly cheaper than building a new cage. We provide free, accurate estimates after inspecting the condition of your existing structure.

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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.
The L.A. Way project process: permit issued, project commenced, quality follow-up, issues addressed, then permit closed and emailed