Aluminum Pool Enclosures in Homestead, FL

Homestead summers push heat index well past 100°F, and an unscreened pool deck turns into a griddle by midafternoon. Our aluminum screen enclosures cut direct UV load while keeping airflow open, so families in Keys Gate and other planned communities can use the pool from morning through dusk instead of just sunrise and sunset. Powder-coated marine-grade aluminum framing holds its color under that South Dade sun, and every design clears HOA architectural review before we submit for permit.

Homestead backs up to the Redland's nurseries, groves, and canal banks, which means no-see-ums, mosquitoes, love bugs, and wind-blown leaves find their way into an open pool fast. A screened cage seals that out with 18/14 standard mesh or upgraded no-see-um screen for properties closer to the ag fields, keeping the water and deck cleaner between services. Less debris means less chlorine, less scrubbing, and a pump that isn't fighting organic buildup every week.

Every enclosure we build in Homestead is sealed by a Florida engineer and permitted through the City of Homestead's building department, with Miami-Dade NOA product approval behind the aluminum and screen system to the required 175 mph HVHZ standard. The frame also doubles as a safety barrier around the pool, an extra layer parents in family-dense neighborhoods like Waterstone and downtown Homestead count on. Financing is available, and our in-house crew handles the paperwork end to end.