New Pool Cage Construction in Sarasota, FL
A new pool cage adds screened outdoor living space around a pool while keeping leaves, bugs, and debris out of the water. Building one from scratch means designing a structure that fits the pool's shape, the home's roofline, and Florida's wind requirements.
Designing around your pool and home
New enclosures are typically built in a gable shape, with a peaked roofline, or a flatter hip or shed style that follows the roof of the house. The right shape depends on the pool's footprint, the patio layout, and how the structure ties into the existing roofline. Aluminum beams form the frame, connected at footers anchored into the patio slab, with screen panels set into a spline channel that runs the length of each opening.
Engineering and permitting
New construction in Florida generally involves engineering review and a building permit before work starts, since enclosures have to meet local wind-load requirements. The specifics vary by county and by the size and design of the structure — ask us what applies to your property and we'll walk you through what's needed.
Built by a family that's done this since 1995
Leon and Matt Derocher started Screenmasters of Sarasota in 1995; Daniel Derocher joined the business later, and together the family brings over 70 years of combined aluminum industry experience. The company is Florida state licensed and serves Sarasota, Manatee, and Charlotte counties. Estimates for new construction are free.
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Call the office or request a free, no-obligation estimate — either way, you'll be talking to the same family business that's served this area since 1995.