Aluminum Pool Enclosures in Jupiter, FL

Waterfront homes along Jupiter Island and Admirals Cove face constant salt spray off the Atlantic and Loxahatchee River, which corrodes ordinary screen frames within a few seasons. Our pool enclosures use powder-coated marine-grade aluminum engineered specifically for that exposure, so the frame resists pitting and the screen keeps out no-see-ums, mosquitoes and windblown debris without trapping the breeze off the water. A screened cage also gives young swimmers and pets a real barrier around the pool, not just a suggestion.

Inland in Abacoa and the neighborhoods off Central Boulevard, the challenge is different: long, unshaded afternoons that heat the deck and fade furniture, plus an HOA architectural review process before any structure goes up. We design each cage to your community's guidelines — flat, gable, dome or mansard screen roofs — and submit the paperwork ourselves. Once installed, the screen cuts direct UV while still moving air through the lanai, so the pool deck stays usable, and cooler, from midday through sunset.

Palm Beach County sits in the Wind-Borne Debris Region, with design wind speeds running roughly 165 to 175 mph near the coast, and any permanent pool enclosure here needs sealed engineering, Florida Product Approval and a permit through Palm Beach County PZB or the City of Jupiter. We build every cage to Miami-Dade HVHZ product standards — the toughest in Florida — so it clears local code easily. Choose standard, super-screen or pet-resistant mesh, add a screen door, and finance the project if you'd rather not pay all at once.