Aluminum Pool Enclosures in Coral Springs, FL

Coral Springs backyards along the city's canal network — in neighborhoods like Eagle Trace, Turtle Run and Ramblewood — sit close to water and green space, which means mosquitoes, no-see-ums, palm debris and the occasional frog find their way to the pool deck fast. A custom aluminum screen enclosure seals that gap completely, keeping bugs and yard debris out while cutting the skimming, brushing and chemical dosing that canal-adjacent pools tend to need. It also adds a code-relevant barrier between the water and young kids or pets.

Coral Springs sits well inland, so the driving factor here isn't salt air — it's Florida sun. Afternoon UV across neighborhoods like Coral Springs Country Club and The Township is intense enough to make an unscreened deck unusable by 2 p.m. most of the year. Our powder-coated marine-grade aluminum frames diffuse that glare while our super-screen and no-see-um mesh options keep the breeze moving. Many Coral Springs HOAs also require architectural review before any pool structure goes up — our design team handles that submittal alongside your building permit.

Broward County is a High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, and Coral Springs' Building Division enforces it strictly: any permanent aluminum enclosure needs sealed engineering and Miami-Dade NOA or Florida Product Approval rated to 175 mph before a permit is issued. We handle that entire submittal in-house, from stamped drawings through final inspection, and build the frame to match — mansard, dome, gable or flat screen-roof styles, with screen doors sized to your existing pool deck. Free 3D design and financing are available before you commit.