Question 1

What does pool cage restoration include in Sarasota?

Accepted Answer

Pool cage restoration typically includes pressure washing the frame and spline, cleaning and treating oxidized aluminum, repainting the aluminum frame members, and inspecting for hardware issues. It can be paired with a full rescreen for a complete refresh, or done as a standalone service on a structurally sound cage with good screen.

Question 2

How often should a pool cage be painted in Sarasota?

Accepted Answer

Pool cage aluminum frames in Sarasota's coastal environment typically need repainting every 5–8 years depending on proximity to saltwater, sun exposure, and the quality of the original paint. Chalking, fading, and oxidation are signs it's time to repaint.

Question 3

What paint is used on pool cage aluminum frames?

Accepted Answer

Pool cage frames require specialized acrylic exterior paint formulated for aluminum in outdoor environments. Standard house paint does not adhere properly to aluminum and will fail quickly. We use products designed for pool cage and screen enclosure applications in Florida's climate.

Question 4

Can you restore a pool cage without rescreening it?

Accepted Answer

Yes — if your screen is still in good condition, we can do a restoration-only service (cleaning, oxidation treatment, repainting) without replacing the screen. However, many homeowners combine restoration with rescreening for a fully refreshed enclosure.

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