Standard Pool Cage Enclosures
Full-perimeter screened pool cages built for typical Orlando backyards — mansard or flat-pan roofs, engineered for daily use and storm season.
Licensed · Insured · Built to Florida Code
Pool Cages & Screen Enclosuresin Orlando, FL
Custom aluminum pool cages and screen enclosures engineered for Central Florida's sun, storms, and mosquitoes. iContracting Construction handles design, permits, and installation end-to-end — so you get an outdoor living space that lasts.
Florida Licensed General Contractor · Fully Insured · Serving Orlando + 30 miles
Built for Central Florida
Why screen enclosures & pool cages are non-negotiable in Orlando
Central Florida rewards outdoor living — and punishes it. Between year-round mosquitoes, intense UV, oak leaves, love bugs, and the near-daily thunderstorms from May through October, an unscreened pool becomes a maintenance headache and a lifestyle downgrade fast.
A properly engineered pool cage or screen enclosure gives Orlando homeowners back their backyard: pest-free swims, cooler decks, cleaner water, and a room you actually use in July. In established communities like Windermere, Winter Park, Lake Nona, Dr. Phillips, and Oviedo, buyers expect it as standard.
iContracting Construction is a Florida-licensed general contractor building enclosures to Florida Building Code wind-load specs — permitted, inspected, and warrantied.
Return on Investment
Does a screen enclosure increase home value in Orlando? Yes.
In the Orlando market, a well-built pool cage typically adds $5,000–$25,000 to a home's resale value, depending on size, roof style, and neighborhood. Premium areas like Windermere, Dr. Phillips, and Lake Nona consistently see the higher end of that range because a screened outdoor space is a buyer expectation, not an upgrade.
A permitted enclosure is a permanent improvement and may trigger a small reassessment by the Orange or Seminole County property appraiser — but the ROI, insurance protection, and lifestyle gains materially outweigh the tax delta.
What We Build
Types of pool cages & screen enclosures we install
Commercial-grade aluminum framing with fiberglass or no-see-um screen options. No wood. No rust. No rot.
Large-Span Lanai Enclosures
Wide, open-span aluminum framing that clears oversized pools, spas, and outdoor kitchens without a forest of vertical columns.
Birdcage / Single-Column Enclosures
Elegant, high-visibility birdcage designs with minimal columns — ideal for lakefront and golf-course homes in Windermere and Dr. Phillips.
Screen Room Additions
Attached screen rooms with kick plates and screen doors — perfect for patios, side yards, and covered lanais without a pool.
Hip-Roof & Gable-Roof Enclosures
Architectural roof profiles that match your home's rooflines for a custom, built-in look with superior water shedding.
The Process
How your Orlando pool cage gets built
Most projects are completed in 7–15 business days from permit approval to final inspection.
- STEP 1
Free On-Site Estimate
We come out, measure, and talk through options — no pressure, no cost.
- STEP 2
Itemized Written Proposal
Every material, dimension, and line-item priced clearly in writing.
- STEP 3
Permit Filing
We pull the building permit with your city or county — you never touch paperwork.
- STEP 4
Construction
Footings, framing, screen install, hardware, and a full site cleanup.
- STEP 5
Final Inspection
We schedule the inspection and hand over permit documentation for your records.
Why Screen It
The benefits of a screen enclosure in Central Florida
Mosquito & pest control
UV & sun protection
Cleaner pool, lower chemical costs
Extended outdoor living season
Child & pet safety barrier
Higher home value & faster resale
Less debris, less cleaning time
Storm-rated aluminum framing
Screen enclosure permits in Florida — we handle them.
Every screen enclosure and pool cage in Orlando, Orange County, Seminole County, and Osceola County requires a building permit. Unpermitted structures create real problems at resale, void homeowners insurance claims, and can be ordered removed by code enforcement.
iContracting Construction files the permit, coordinates with the municipality, manages inspections, and hands you the closed permit at completion. You never touch the paperwork.
Why iContracting
An Orlando screen enclosure contractor you can actually reach.
We're a Florida-licensed general contractor headquartered in Orlando. We build residential enclosures with the same discipline and documentation we bring to commercial jobs — engineered drawings, permitted work, licensed installers, and a warranty in writing.
- Florida Licensed General Contractor
- Fully insured & workers' comp covered
- Written itemized proposals — no surprise line items
- In-house crews (we don't sub the whole job out)
- Workmanship warranty in writing
Service Area
Orlando and communities within roughly 30 miles across Orange, Seminole, and Osceola counties.
OrlandoWindermereWinter ParkLake NonaDr. PhillipsOviedoKissimmeeCelebrationSanfordAltamonte SpringsApopkaOcoeeWinter Garden
FAQ
Pool cage & screen enclosure questions
Does a screen enclosure increase home value in Orlando?
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Yes. In Central Florida, a well-built pool cage or screen enclosure typically adds between $5,000 and $25,000 to a home's resale value, depending on size, materials, and neighborhood. Premium markets like Windermere, Dr. Phillips, and Lake Nona tend to see the higher end of that range because buyers expect a screened outdoor living space as standard.
Does a pool enclosure increase property taxes in Orange or Seminole County?
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A screen enclosure is considered a permanent improvement, so it can trigger a modest reassessment by the Orange or Seminole County property appraiser. In practice, the annual tax impact is small compared to the added home value, lifestyle gains, and pool maintenance savings the enclosure delivers.
How long does a pool cage last in Orlando's climate?
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A commercial-grade aluminum pool cage installed to Florida Building Code typically lasts 20–30 years. The screen mesh itself has a shorter life — usually 7–12 years in Central Florida sun — and can be re-screened without replacing the frame.
How much does a screen enclosure or pool cage cost in Orlando?
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Most Orlando pool cages fall between $8,000 and $30,000+ installed, driven by square footage, cage height, roof style (mansard, hip, gable), screen type, and site conditions. We provide a written, itemized estimate after an on-site measurement — no guesswork, no bait pricing.
Can a pool cage withstand Central Florida's storm season?
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Yes, when it is engineered and permitted correctly. Every iContracting enclosure is designed to meet Florida Building Code wind-load requirements for the Orlando region and is anchored to engineered footings. We also offer storm-panel and reinforced-corner upgrades for exposed lots.
Do you serve Windermere, Winter Park, Lake Nona, Oviedo, Kissimmee, and Sanford?
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Yes. iContracting Construction serves Orlando and communities within roughly a 30-mile radius across Orange, Seminole, and Osceola counties — including Windermere, Winter Park, Lake Nona, Dr. Phillips, Oviedo, Kissimmee, Celebration, Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Apopka, Ocoee, and Winter Garden.
Ready for a pool cage that lasts?
Serving Orlando and communities within 30 miles — Windermere, Winter Park, Lake Nona, Dr. Phillips, Oviedo, Kissimmee, Celebration, Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Apopka, Ocoee, and Winter Garden.
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We'll follow up within one business day to schedule your on-site measurement.