Florida Outdoor Living, Perfected
Enjoy bug-free, debris-free outdoor living year-round with custom screen enclosures built for the Space Coast lifestyle.
Our Approach
Florida homeowners spend more time outdoors than almost anywhere else in the country. But mosquitoes, no-see-ums, falling leaves, and afternoon storms can make that outdoor time miserable. Our screen enclosures create the perfect middle ground - open-air living with complete protection.
From pool cages that keep your water clean to patio screen rooms that extend your living space, we design and install enclosures that blend seamlessly with your home's architecture while standing up to Florida weather for decades.
What We Offer
Pool Cages
Full pool enclosures with aluminum framing, fiberglass or polyester screening, and reinforced connections. Keeps debris out, reduces chemical use, and protects swimmers from insects.
Patio Screens
Convert your open patio or lanai into a screened-in room. Enjoy evening breezes without bugs. Perfect for Florida rooms, outdoor dining, and relaxation spaces.
Rescreening
Torn screens, damaged frames, and storm-damaged enclosures restored to like-new condition. We replace individual panels or rescreen entire structures.
Common Questions
Screen enclosures in Melbourne FL range from $3,000 for a small patio screen to $30,000 or more for a large pool cage. The average pool cage in Brevard County costs between $8,000 and $18,000 depending on size, roof style (flat vs mansard), and screening material.
A properly built aluminum screen enclosure in Florida lasts 20 to 30 years for the frame and 7 to 15 years for the screening material before it needs replacement. Hurricane-rated enclosures with reinforced connections can withstand Category 2 winds.
Yes, screen enclosures in Brevard County require a building permit. The structure must meet Florida Building Code wind load requirements and setback regulations. ELSO Contracting handles all permitting as part of the project.
Fiberglass screen (18x14 mesh) is the most popular for Florida pool cages due to its durability and visibility. For areas with heavy pet traffic, pet-resistant polyester screen is stronger. For maximum visibility, super screen or no-see-um mesh blocks even the smallest insects.