Who we are: Naples Pool Cages is a screen enclosure company working across Naples and Collier County. We design and build new pool cages, rescreen and repair existing ones, and restore tired aluminum frames, and almost nothing else.
Why a company that only builds screen enclosures
Plenty of contractors will add a pool cage to a list that already includes roofing, painting and pressure washing. We went the other way. A cage looks simple from the lanai, but it is a structure under constant tension, designed for wind, fastened in a salt-laden climate and expected to keep children out of the pool. Getting those details right every time is easier when it is the only thing you do. The person who measures your cage has stood on a great many Naples pool decks and has seen most of the ways an enclosure can fail.
Built for the Gulf, not for a catalog
Naples is a hard place for aluminum and fiberglass. The sun breaks down screen and powders the finish on a frame, the afternoon storms load the roof panels with water and wind, and the salt on the breeze attacks every plain steel screw it can find. So we build and repair for those conditions rather than for a brochure:
- Stainless fasteners wherever we touch the frame, because zinc-plated screws are the first thing to rust on a Collier County cage.
- Framing sized by engineering to the wind pressures the Florida Building Code sets for your location, not by a one-size kit.
- Mesh chosen for the lot: a tighter no-see-um weave near mangroves and canals, tougher polyester where pets and kids are hard on the panels.
- Finishes and colors that suit the house and satisfy the association, if there is one.
What a visit from us looks like
It starts with a measure, not a phone quote. We look at the deck, the house and the cage you have now, check the frame and the fasteners, and talk through what you want from the space. You get a written, itemized estimate that separates materials, labor, engineering and permits, so you can compare it fairly with anyone else's. If you go ahead, we prepare the drawings and the permit where one is needed, coordinate with your HOA, and schedule the work. On the day, the deck is protected, the old screen and scrap leave with us, and the job ends with a walkthrough and, on permitted work, a passed inspection.
Promises we put in writing
- No price without measuring. Screen area and roof height decide the cost, and we will not guess at them.
- No new screen over a damaged frame. If a beam is bent, we tell you before quoting a rescreen.
- No surprise extras. Permits, engineering and disposal are on the estimate or they are not on the invoice.
- No work without the permit in hand on jobs that need one.
- No overselling. If the fix is four panels and a door closer, that is what we quote.
Materials we trust, and why
For most cages we use standard 18x14 fiberglass pool and patio screen, the mesh Phifer itself calls the gold standard for the job. For homes near the water we offer a 20x20 no-see-um mesh, and for busy households a polyester screen with much better tear resistance. Vinyl-laminated privacy screen works well on the lower panels, but the manufacturer says it is not for roofs, so we never put it there. On frames, we prefer bronze and black finishes for new work because they fade into the view, and we refinish older white cages in whatever color you choose.
Collier County, top to bottom
Our work runs from Vanderbilt Beach and Pelican Bay down through Park Shore, Old Naples and Lely Resort, inland to Golden Gate and Ave Maria, and out to Marco Island, plus Bonita Springs and Estero just over the Lee County line. That spread means we deal with three different permitting offices in Collier alone, and we know which one covers your address before we write the estimate. Our license number is SCC131154276.
Owner-led, and licensed in her own name
Our owner is the license holder. The Florida certified specialty structure contractor license that covers our pool cage and enclosure work is issued to her personally, rather than borrowed from an outside qualifier, so the person answerable to the state for the work is the same person answerable to you. That is rarer than it sounds in this trade, and it is worth asking any company you compare us with whose name is on the license.
The way we run a job follows from that. You deal with one crew from the day we measure to the day the inspector signs off, and that crew handles the engineering drawings, the permit, the association paperwork and the material order in between, so nothing falls into a gap between subcontractors. Our labor is covered by a warranty, estimates cost nothing, and financing is available if you would rather spread the cost of a larger project over monthly payments.
Where to start
If you know what you need, the service pages explain each job: rescreening, screen and cage repair, painting and restoration and new pool cages. If you want numbers first, our Naples pool cage price guide lists the ranges we see locally. Or call (239) 312-0259 and we will set up a free measure.
Questions people ask about us
Do you only work on pool cages?
Pool cages are most of what we do, along with the screened lanais, entryways and patio enclosures that sit next to them. All of it is aluminum framing and screen, so it is the same skill set.
Will you tell me if my cage is not worth fixing?
Yes. If the frame has failed, we price the repair and the replacement side by side so you can see the difference for yourself.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Ask for the license number and certificate of insurance at your estimate and we will show you both before any work is scheduled.
Last updated October 8, 2026.