Designed, engineered and built for Gulf Coast living.
New pool cages, rescreening and repairs for Naples homes. Aluminum framing sized to Florida wind codes, stainless fasteners, and clean sightlines that keep the view where it belongs.
Whether you are building a new enclosure around a new pool or bringing a tired cage back to life, the same team measures, builds and stands behind the work.
Custom aluminum enclosures designed around your pool deck, roofline and view, engineered and permitted before a single post goes in.Custom aluminum enclosures designed around your deck, roofline and view, engineered and permitted first.
Full rescreens or single panels. Faded, torn or sagging screen replaced with fresh mesh and new spline so the cage looks new again.Full rescreens or single panels, with fresh mesh and new spline so the cage looks new again.
Bent beams, rusted screws, loose anchors, sticking doors and storm damage repaired properly, with insurance paperwork support.Bent beams, rusted screws, loose anchors, sticking doors and storm damage repaired properly.
Chalky, oxidized frames cleaned, prepped and refinished in bronze, white or black, with every fastener swapped for stainless.Oxidized frames prepped and refinished in bronze, white or black, with stainless fasteners.
Added bracing, cable tie-downs, upgraded anchors and heavier beams that bring an older cage closer to current wind standards.Added bracing, cable tie-downs and upgraded anchors for older cages.
Screened lanais, entryways and patio enclosures built to match the pool cage, so the whole outdoor space reads as one.Screened lanais, entryways and patios built to match the pool cage.
The right cage shape depends on your home's roof, the size of the deck and how much open sky you want over the water. We will walk you through each one on site.
The Naples favorite. Sloped sides and a flat top give generous height and a balanced look on most homes. Generous height, balanced look.
A classic peak that sheds rain quickly and pairs naturally with a gabled roof on the house..
A curved roof with the most headroom over the pool. A strong shape that softens a modern exterior..
A low, clean profile for single-story homes, lanais and tighter lots where height is limited. for tighter lots.
A clear process, one point of contact, and no surprises on the invoice.
We look at the deck, the house and the existing cage, talk through options and leave you with a written price.We look at the deck and the house, talk through options and leave a written price.
Drawings are prepared and submitted for you. We deal with the county and your HOA paperwork.Drawings prepared and submitted for you, including county and HOA paperwork.
Framing is cut to your measurements, set, anchored and screened by our own installers, with the pool deck protected.Framing cut to your measurements, set, anchored and screened by our own installers.
The job closes out with a passed inspection, a clean site and a walkthrough with you before final payment.A passed inspection, a clean site and a walkthrough with you before final payment.
Typical ranges from published Naples and Southwest Florida pricing. These are estimates; your written price comes after we measure.
$50–$80 per panel
$1,500–$3,500
$2,500–$6,500
$16,500–$34,000
Based in Naples and working across the surrounding communities every week. If you are nearby and not listed, call and ask.
It depends on the footprint, height, roof style and screen choice, plus engineering and permit fees. As estimates, a full rescreen of a typical cage runs about $1,500–$3,500 and a new engineered cage about $16,500–$34,000. We measure on site and give you a written, itemized price so you know exactly what you are paying for. See the full price guide.
If the aluminum frame is straight and sound, a rescreen with new fasteners is usually all it needs. If beams are bent, corroded or under-built for current code, we will show you why replacement makes more sense.
New cages and structural changes require a permit and engineered drawings. We prepare and submit everything and schedule the inspections.
Rescreens and most repairs are finished in a day or two on site. New cages take longer because of engineering and permit review; we give you a realistic schedule with your estimate.
No screen enclosure is storm-proof, but a cage engineered to current wind codes with proper anchoring and stainless fasteners stands a far better chance. Older cages can often be braced and upgraded.
Naples Pool Cages builds, rescreens and repairs screen enclosures for homeowners across Collier County. We do one thing, and we do it carefully: straight framing, tight screen, the right hardware for salt air, and a crew that treats your property like a home rather than a job site. More about us.
The company is owner-run and woman-led, and the state specialty structure license for the work is held by the owner herself. One crew carries each job from the first measure through the drawings, the permit, any HOA sign-off and the final inspection, and our workmanship comes with a warranty.
