Aluminum Pool Enclosures in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Along Fort Lauderdale's finger-island canals in Rio Vista and Las Olas Isles, and up the Intracoastal in Coral Ridge, salt air corrodes ordinary screen frames within a few seasons. We build every enclosure from powder-coated marine-grade aluminum engineered for that salt exposure, so the frame holds its finish and strength year after year on the water. Screen options range from standard mesh up to super-screen and no-see-um weave, which matters here, since the bugs blowing off the canals get thick once the sun drops.

A screen enclosure changes how you actually use a pool. It keeps leaves, frogs, palmetto bugs, and wind-blown debris out of the water, cutting down on skimming, filter changes, and chemical costs. The mesh cuts glare and UV while still letting the breeze through, so the deck stays shaded and usable in the middle of the afternoon instead of scorching. For families in Victoria Park and Harbor Beach, the screen doors and full enclosure also add a real layer of separation between the yard and an unsupervised pool.

Every enclosure we build in Fort Lauderdale is engineered to the 175 mph HVHZ wind standard Broward requires, backed by Miami-Dade NOA or Florida Product Approval documentation and a sealed engineering package submitted to the City building department for permit. We handle that paperwork start to finish, plus a free 3D design so you can see the roof style, mansard, dome, gable, or flat screen, before we cut any aluminum. Our in-house crew installs the whole structure, and financing is available for the $9,200–$12,400 project.