Aluminum Pool Enclosures in Tequesta, FL
Tequesta homes along the Loxahatchee River and inland golf communities alike deal with no-see-ums, palm debris, and relentless Florida sun. A custom aluminum pool enclosure keeps your pool clean, shaded, and safe — engineered to withstand coastal wind loads with a free 3D design.
- Licensed & Insured
- Financing Available
- 15+ Years
- Free 3D Design
- Miami-Dade HVHZ Approved
How much does a pool enclosure cost in Tequesta, FL?
Pricing depends on your pool's footprint, screen-roof style (flat, gable, dome, or mansard), and mesh choice — standard, super-screen, or no-see-um. Most Tequesta projects fall in the $9,200–$12,400 range, figured at roughly $24/sq ft. A free 3D design visit gives you an exact number based on your deck, HOA requirements, and wind-load engineering.
- from $24/sq ft installed
- 140–170 mph wind-borne debris
- 2–4 wks typical build
- Free 3D design
Why Tequesta Homeowners Choose a Screened Pool Enclosure
Neighborhoods we serve: Tequesta Country Club · Turtle Creek · Country Club Point · Willoughby Golf Club
Tequesta's waterfront lots along the Loxahatchee River, plus golf-course neighborhoods like Tequesta Country Club, Turtle Creek, and Country Club Point, share one enemy: bugs and debris blown in off the water and the fairways. A screened pool enclosure seals out mosquitoes, no-see-ums, palm fronds, and frogs while cutting the UV load that fades decks and furniture. Because Tequesta sits close to the Intracoastal and inlet, we build every frame from powder-coated marine-grade aluminum engineered to resist salt-air corrosion, not standard hardware store screen kits.
Palm Beach County sits within the state's Wind-Borne Debris Region, with design winds near the coast running roughly 165 to 175 mph — and Tequesta's exposure on the Loxahatchee makes that rating matter. Every AB enclosure is engineered to Miami-Dade HVHZ product-approval standards, the strictest wind-load benchmark in Florida, exceeding what local code requires. The screen cage also acts as a recognized safety barrier around the water, keeping kids and pets from wandering in unsupervised, while cutting the cleaning and chemical costs a debris-filled pool racks up.
Whether your Tequesta home calls for a low-profile flat roof or a mansard or dome design for a classic Florida look, we engineer each enclosure to fit your roofline and HOA guidelines — important in golf-course communities with architectural review boards. Choose standard 18x14 screen, super-screen for added durability, or no-see-um mesh for maximum bug protection. Our in-house crew handles design through installation and pulls permits through the Village of Tequesta so sealed engineering and Florida Product Approval are on file first. Financing makes the $9,200–$12,400 investment manageable.
Most Tequesta pool enclosures run $9,200–$12,400, priced at roughly $24/sq ft depending on screen height, roof style, and mesh selection — a free 3D design and on-site measurement lock in an exact quote.
Permits & engineering
A permanent pool enclosure in Tequesta requires a permit with sealed engineering and Florida Product Approval, submitted through the Village of Tequesta building department under Palm Beach County code. AB builds every frame to Miami-Dade HVHZ product standards — Florida's strictest — so your enclosure clears local wind-load requirements with room to spare.
AB Aluminum & Screens is licensed and insured with 15+ years and 500+ completed enclosures across Palm Beach County, from waterfront lots on the Loxahatchee to inland golf communities in and around Tequesta.
Pool Enclosure Styles We Build
We engineer every cage to your pool, deck and home — in the profile that fits your space:
- Mansard — the flat-top profile most common in South Florida; clean lines and generous headroom
- Hip — sloped sides that meet at a peak; structurally efficient and low-profile
- Gable — pitched roof for taller pool areas or two-story homes that need clearance
- Dome — specialty profile for larger pools and feature areas
Screen Mesh Options
The right mesh depends on where you live and how you use the space:
- Standard 18×14 fiberglass — the all-purpose choice for most South Florida homes
- No-see-um mesh — tighter weave for canal-front and coastal areas with sandflies
- Pet-resistant mesh — stands up to claws and lean-against pressure
- Hurricane-rated specialty fabrics — added protection for storm-exposed coastlines
Recent Projects from Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach
Browse recent aluminum pool enclosures we've built for Tequesta homeowners — from screened flat-roof cages on modern waterfront homes to mansard-style enclosures in golf-course communities, each finished in powder-coated marine-grade aluminum built to withstand South Florida's coastal conditions.
Why South Florida Homeowners Choose Us
One licensed local team handling design, permits and installation — built to last in the South Florida climate.
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Licensed & Insured
A fully licensed, insured Florida contractor — your project and property are protected end to end.
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Built to Miami-Dade HVHZ Code
Engineered and permitted for South Florida hurricane-force winds and the Florida Building Code.
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In-House Crew
No subcontractors. The same team designs, engineers and installs every project.
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Free 3D Design
See a realistic 3D rendering and a clear quote before anything is built — at no cost.
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15+ Years of Experience
Hundreds of pergolas, enclosures and screen rooms installed across the tri-county area.
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Financing Available
Build now and pay over time with flexible monthly plans through Synchrony Bank.
Our 3-Step Process: Consultation, 3D Design, Installation
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Free Consultation
We visit your property, take measurements and learn how you want to use the space.
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Custom 3D Design
You see a realistic 3D rendering and a clear quote before anything is built.
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Permits & Installation
We pull the permits and our licensed crew installs to Florida Building Code.
Financing for your outdoor living project through Synchrony Bank
Build now and pay over time with flexible monthly payments and no upfront cost. Fast approval through our trusted partner, Synchrony Bank.
Learn about financingWhat our clients say about our work!
From the 3D design to the final install, the team was professional and on time. Our aluminum pergola completely transformed the backyard.
They handled the permits and HOA approval for us. The louvered roof is built like a tank and looks incredible.
Our pool screen enclosure is exactly what we wanted — no more bugs and easy to maintain. Highly recommend AB Aluminum.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit for a pool enclosure in Tequesta?
Yes. A permanent aluminum pool cage requires a building permit with sealed engineering and Florida Product Approval, submitted through the Village of Tequesta building department. Palm Beach County is a Wind-Borne Debris Region with design winds near 165-175 mph on the coast, and we engineer every enclosure to Miami-Dade HVHZ standards, which exceed what's required locally. We handle the entire permitting process for you.
What screen mesh options are available for a Tequesta pool enclosure?
We offer standard 18x14 screen for everyday bug and debris protection, super-screen (a stronger, more tear-resistant weave) for high-traffic pool decks, and no-see-um mesh with a tighter weave that blocks the tiny biting midges common near Tequesta's waterfront and mangrove areas. Pet-screen is also available for households with dogs or cats.
Can you rescreen my existing pool cage instead of building a new one?
If your aluminum frame is structurally sound and up to current wind-load standards, we can rescreen it with new mesh — a faster, lower-cost option. Many older Tequesta enclosures near the water have frames weakened by salt-air corrosion, though, so we inspect the structure first and recommend a full rebuild only when the frame itself won't meet current code.
How does a pool enclosure hold up to salt air and hurricanes so close to the Loxahatchee River?
Every frame is powder-coated marine-grade aluminum designed to resist salt-air corrosion, and the structure is engineered to Miami-Dade HVHZ product standards for wind resistance — well above what Palm Beach County's Wind-Borne Debris Region requires. That combination is what lets enclosures near Tequesta's waterways hold up season after season without rusting or losing structural integrity.
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- 15+ Years
- 500+ Projects
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