Views considered first
Panoramic and clear-view approaches can reduce visual interruption where the home and site support them.
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Custom enclosures · clearer views
A custom pool or patio enclosure gives you a cleaner, calmer place to swim, entertain, and unwind—with fewer insects and less debris competing for the moment.
Built around your home
A pool enclosure occupies a large part of what you see from inside and outside the home. Good design is about more than putting screen around a deck. It is about preserving the horizon, respecting the roofline, and creating a comfortable sense of scale.
We build custom screen and pool enclosures, including panoramic and clear-view configurations, under-truss screen rooms, screen-roof structures, and projects that combine screen and solid-roof coverage. Each site calls for its own answer based on the home, deck, views, exposure, access, and intended use.
Screening helps limit insects and windblown debris while adding a defined layer around the pool environment. The right mesh and frame layout can preserve air movement and visibility rather than making the space feel heavy. Door placement is planned around real traffic—from kitchen to grill, house to pool, and patio to yard.
All About Aluminum & Screen is a licensed Florida specialty structure contractor. The owners are active in daily operations, and our experienced crews bring the steady judgment that comes from decades in the aluminum and screen industry. Structures are built to meet or exceed applicable Florida Building Code requirements.
The details that change the result
Panoramic and clear-view approaches can reduce visual interruption where the home and site support them.
Roof form, door locations, deck coverage, and frame layout are shaped around how the area is actually used.
Your project is handled by a specialty structure contractor with deep experience in Florida aluminum and screening work.
Plan the right scope
A useful estimate begins with the property, desired use, existing conditions, and applicable requirements. These sections explain the decisions without promising a standard layout, price, or timeline.
The process begins with a site assessment and measurements, then moves through layout, sightlines, doors, screen purpose, roof connections, drainage, project requirements, installation, and a final review.
Clear-view layouts can reduce visual interruptions compared with conventional framing where the opening, exposure, structure, and applicable requirements support them. Larger sightlines are not appropriate for every site.
Footprint, height, roof form, frame layout, mesh, doors, site access, deck and home connections, existing conditions, and removal of an old enclosure all affect the project scope.
Structural replacement changes the enclosure framing and may create an opportunity to rethink the layout. Rescreening retains serviceable framing and replaces mesh; repairs may also address selected panels, doors, or fasteners.
Compare repair and rescreening →A clear path forward
We review the footprint, deck, home connections, roofline, access, exposure, views, and existing conditions.
Frame layout, roof form, doors, screen purpose, drainage, finish, and applicable requirements shape the scope.
The approved site and structure are prepared, and the enclosure is installed with attention to adjacent surfaces and access.
Door operation, screen finish, transitions, cleanup, and the completed scope are reviewed before handoff.

Made for Southwest Florida
A screened pool area helps reduce leaves and insects, defines the deck, and keeps the space visually connected to the outdoors. Screen walls are not a substitute for code-required pool barriers, gates, or active supervision.
If an older cage blocks a prized view or shows widespread wear, replacement can be an opportunity to rethink the entire experience. If the structure is still serving you well, rescreening, screw changes, door work, or selective repairs may be the more sensible investment. We will help you understand the difference.
Straight answers
Projects may include pool cages, patio enclosures, under-truss screen rooms, screen-roof enclosures, solid-roof combinations, and panoramic or clear-view designs. Site conditions and code requirements determine what is appropriate.
Yes, the team has experience with replacement enclosures and hurricane-related repairs. A site assessment is needed to determine scope and current requirements.
That depends on frame condition, corrosion, fasteners, damage, desired sightlines, and the extent of screen or structural work. We can inspect the enclosure and explain the practical options.
Yes. Call or email to arrange a no-pressure site visit. Seeing the space allows the team to understand access, measurements, existing conditions, and the finish you have in mind before discussing the right path forward.
Yes. Color, layout, screen purpose, roof style, sightlines, door placement, and many finish details can be selected around the home and the way you want to use the space.
Financing options are available through Hearth. You can explore potential monthly-payment plans without turning a long-awaited outdoor project into a one-size-fits-all compromise. Ask the team for the current application link and terms.
The team serves communities throughout Southwest Florida, including Sarasota, Charlotte, Lee, and surrounding areas. Call with your address and project type to confirm scheduling for your neighborhood.
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