Enjoy a beautiful view of your screen enclosure again
Sarasota Pool Cage Painting has a unique process for screen enclosure painting that keeps the enclosure’s original appearance while staying affordable. Painting can save you up to 70% compared to replacing the enclosure, and it is completed in far less time.
Advanced tools and the right materials
Our painting team uses advanced equipment and high-quality materials to give your pool cage frame a durable repaint. We prepare thoroughly for each job — washing, sanding, new hardware and full masking — so your screened patio stays free of paint residue and the finish bonds to the aluminum for 15 to 20 years.
- Chipped paint, corrosion and mildew removed with a turbo-tip pressure wash
- Rusted or damaged bolts and hardware replaced
- Peeled areas wire-wheeled and palm-sanded, frame wiped down
- The whole working area masked against overspray
- Two fresh coats of quick-drying aluminum-grade paint
- New screen and spline once the paint has cured
Save money by painting instead of replacing
Sarasota Pool Cage Painting is a Florida company with more than ten years of experience in pool enclosure painting. Our painters specialize in long-lasting paint products for aluminum surfaces, so your enclosure stays visually appealing for years whether you want to refresh the current color or try a new one. Create your dream patio screen with a customizable color — bronze, black, white or a custom hue — and a warranty in writing.
Our process
Six steps, one crew, a few days
Remove the screen mesh
All old mesh stripped and disposed of; the structure inspected for damage before anything else.
Clean the enclosure
A turbo-tip pressure wash removes chipped paint, corrosion and mildew and leaves a clean canvas.
Upgrade rusted fasteners
Damaged or rusted bolts and hardware replaced so the cage is structurally sound before paint.
Sand the surface
Wire-wheel and palm-sand every spot where paint has peeled, then wipe the frame down.
Protect against overspray
Pool, deck, house and plants masked before the first pass. Only the frame gets paint.
Two fresh coats, then new screen
Quick-drying aluminum-grade paint, two coats; new mesh and spline once it has cured.
Pool enclosure painting FAQs
What is the difference between pool cage painting and pool enclosure painting?
Nothing in the work itself: a pool cage, a lanai cage and a patio or picture-window enclosure are all aluminum screen structures, and we restore them with the same prep and two-coat finish.
Can you paint a two-story or a picture-window enclosure?
Yes. Tall gable and mansard cages and picture-window (clear view) enclosures are painted with the same process; the estimate accounts for the extra height and panels.
How long does the enclosure stay unusable?
Usually two to four days: wash and prep, paint, then the screen goes back on once the paint has cured. We give you the schedule with the written estimate.