If you’re searching for a pool enclosure contractor in Jacksonville, you’ve probably seen a wide range of quotes and promises. Here’s what a quality pool cage project should actually include, so you can compare estimates with confidence.
What a Complete Pool Enclosure Project Includes
Design tailored to your pool and deck. A good contractor measures your specific pool deck, discusses roof style and screen type, and designs around your home’s architecture rather than handing you a generic template.
Engineering to Florida wind codes. Every pool cage in Northeast Florida must be engineered to current wind load requirements for your location.
Full permitting. County building permit application, engineering documentation, and any HOA architectural review should all be handled as part of the project, not left for you to figure out.
Professional installation and final inspection. Most pool cages are built in one to three days once permits are approved, followed by the county’s final inspection.
Options Worth Discussing
- Roof style: flat, hip, gable, or custom
- Screen type: standard, no-see-um, pet-resistant, or privacy
- Door hardware, including self-closing and self-latching options for pool safety
- Frame color to match your home
- Pavers or deck upgrades done at the same time
Why Homeowners Choose Kish Enclosures
Wayne and JT Kish personally manage every project. You deal directly with the owners from your first call through final inspection, and we’re licensed and insured in Florida.
Learn more on our pool screen enclosures page, or see our financing options if you’d like to spread out the cost.
Get Your Free Pool Enclosure Estimate
Call (904) 805-4343 or use our free estimate form. We’re typically on-site within a day or two, with no pressure and no obligation.
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