Pool Screen and Cage Installation in Tampa

Keeping a pool clean in Tampa takes work, especially when bugs, falling debris, and incredible heat get in the way. A well-built pool screen enclosure can make all the difference. At Pombo's Contracting Services, we install and repair pool cages that give homeowners a cleaner, more comfortable space to swim and relax. You'll work with a local team that's been building screen enclosures since 2006, and we use durable materials that stand up to Florida's climate.

We don't outsource our jobs, and the same crew who meets you at your home will also be the one building your enclosure. Call us at (813) 323-7433 to get started with a free quote.

What You Get With a Pool Cage

Keep the Good Stuff In and the Mess Out

A pool cage creates a screened-in environment around your pool. It filters sunlight, allows fresh air to move through, and blocks all the things you don't want in the water, like insects, leaves, and lizards. If you've ever spent more time skimming your pool than swimming in it, an enclosure can make life a whole lot easier.

These structures are made from aluminum framing and long-lasting mesh. Our team uses Super Screen for most jobs, a high-performance material that holds up in heat, humidity, and afternoon storms. You'll still feel the breeze and see the sky, but the water stays cleaner and more inviting.

Custom Installation, Built On Site

Every Pool Is Different, So We Build Accordingly

Your pool cage will be designed around your property's size, shape, and style. We start by coming out to take measurements and hear your goals. Whether you want more privacy, better shade, or wider views, we'll walk you through the layout options.

We draw up a 2D and 3D model so you can get a visual of the finished design. Once that's approved, we take care of the permits and begin building. You can choose between roof shapes like gable, flat, or dome-style. For the roof panels, some homeowners go with a fully screened top. Others prefer a hybrid layout that adds solid aluminum panels for shade.

The framing is aluminum, powder-coated for appearance and long-term durability. Anchors are stainless steel, which helps prevent rust in damp settings.

Repair Services for Existing Pool Screens

Can Your Screen Be Restored?

Not every damaged enclosure needs to be torn down. If your pool screen has loose panels, bent frames, or worn mesh, we'll take a look and see what's salvageable. Sometimes it's a matter of replacing just a few panels or reinforcing weak corners. Other times, we might recommend re-screening the entire structure with upgraded material.

Storms, tree branches, and years of sun exposure can all wear down an enclosure. We've repaired cages that were 15 or 20 years old and gave them another decade of life with the right fixes. We'll give you an honest opinion on what makes the most sense.

What Makes Pool Enclosures Worth It?

Without a screen, your pool is constantly exposed to whatever blows through your backyard. Enclosures help cut down on the constant vacuuming and chemical adjustments. They also give you a shaded, bug-free place to enjoy the water on hot days.

There's also a safety aspect. A screen cage creates a barrier that makes it harder for small children or pets to wander into the pool area unnoticed. Many families feel more comfortable letting their kids play in the yard when the pool is screened in.

Furthermore, pool cages can also make your outdoor area feel more finished. They define the space and make it easier to furnish and decorate without worrying about sudden downpours or bugs.

We Build and Repair Pool Screens Across Tampa Bay

Pombo's Contracting is based in Tampa, and we take on projects throughout the area. That includes homes in Land O Lakes, Odessa, Lutz, Clearwater, Wesley Chapel, and Trinity. Our trucks are fully equipped, and our crews handle every part of the job themselves, from measuring and drafting to installation and final inspection.

We don't rely on subcontractors. That gives you one point of contact, faster turnaround times, and a better final result. You'll also have access to our Tampa showroom if you want to see frame colors or screen types before you commit.

FAQs About Pool Cages in Florida

How long does it take to build a new pool screen?

It depends on the size and the complexity of your enclosure. A typical installation takes about two to three weeks from the time your permit is issued. We'll give you a more accurate estimate after seeing the property.

Can you repair just part of a damaged pool cage?

Yes, and we do that often. If the structure is still solid, we can replace torn screens, fix bent pieces, and refresh faded areas without rebuilding the whole cage.

What types of roofs can I choose from?

We offer several shapes, including flat, gable, and dome. You can go with a fully screened roof for maximum light, or include solid panels where you want shade. We'll talk through your options during the design phase.

Do you offer financing?

We do. If you'd prefer to spread payments out, ask us about financing when you get your estimate. We're happy to make the project more affordable.

What's the difference between a screen cage and a screen room?

A pool cage covers just the pool area. A screen room usually has a solid roof and may be part of your main house. We build both, depending on what you need.

Call Pombo's for a Quote Today

If your pool area could use some protection from bugs, debris, or harsh sun, we're here to help. Pombo's Contracting Services designs and installs pool screens that make backyard living easier and more enjoyable. We also fix older enclosures that need a second life. Give us a call at (813) 323-7433 to set up your estimate.