Pool Enclosures in Melbourne, FL
Pool enclosures for Melbourne homes, from Eau Gallie bungalows to Suntree golf-course lots, built by our own employees, never subcontractors, since 1983.
0% Financing options through GreenSky. See financing. Subject to credit approval.
- W2 CrewsOur own employees, never subcontractors
- 10-YearWorkmanship warranty on your pool enclosure
- #AL0521Florida license, fully insured
- 1,375+Enclosures built since 1983
- BBBAccredited, and featured on This Old House
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They arrived promptly at the scheduled time, gave us a competitive quote, and did an amazing job from start to finish on our enclosure.
My experience with Advanced Aluminum was excellent. They were very professional and did a fantastic job. They were the type of contractors that you would expect to see on the “This Old House” TV show if you are old enough to remember that show. The crew that installed my porch cared about doing a great job. I am beyond satisfied with my new porch and would use them again in a heartbeat.
Have used Advance Aluminum since 2018 when they first put up our pool enclosure. They just re-screened the enclosure and did an outstanding job as they 8 years ago. Highly recommend them.
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Pool enclosures across Melbourne's neighborhoods
Melbourne covers a lot of ground, and its homes cover a lot of decades. Near Historic Downtown and in Eau Gallie, many houses date from the 1950s through the 1970s, with mature oaks, smaller back yards and pools added years after the house was built. Out along Wickham Road and in Suntree, the homes are newer and the lots often back onto a golf course, a lake or a conservation area.
Each of those yards asks something different of a pool enclosure (also called a pool cage). A tree-shaded Eau Gallie lot needs a design that handles falling leaves and limbs. A Suntree lot facing a fairway or a lake usually calls for wide, open screen panels that keep the view. We have designed pool enclosures for both kinds of yard since 1983, from our shop just up the road in Cocoa.
What a pool enclosure does for a Melbourne home
A pool enclosure is a permanent aluminum frame with screen panels, built over your pool and deck and engineered to the Florida Building Code wind-load requirements for your lot. In Melbourne it earns its keep in a few ways:
- Fewer skimmer runs. Oak leaves, palm fronds and spring pollen stay on the outside of the screen instead of in the water.
- Bug-free mornings and evenings. The hours when Melbourne is most pleasant outdoors are also the hours the mosquitoes come out.
- A deck you can use after a storm. Summer afternoon storms blow debris around, and the screen keeps most of it off the deck.
Built for Melbourne's wind exposure
Melbourne sits on the mainland side of the Indian River Lagoon, close enough to the ocean that the wind matters. Homes along the river and east of US 1 see more of it than lots farther west. Every enclosure we build is engineered for the wind loads at its own address rather than built from a stock frame.
We build with Keymark aluminum and through-bolt the hurricane bracing. The hurricane guide explains what that means and why it matters when a tropical storm comes up the coast.
Why homeowners in Melbourne choose Advanced Aluminum
Every installer on your Melbourne job is a W2 Advanced Aluminum employee, never a subcontractor. The same company measures your deck, builds the frame and stands behind it with a 10-year workmanship warranty, the best in the industry.
We are licensed (Florida #AL0521) and fully insured, BBB Accredited and featured on This Old House, and we have built 1,375+ enclosures across Brevard County since 1983. We are a Brevard County company based in Cocoa, not a statewide call center.
Styles for Melbourne homes
- Dome enclosures: the classic shape, and a cost-effective fit for a standard rectangular pool.
- Gable enclosures: a taller, peaked roof with more airflow, good for larger decks and outdoor kitchens.
- Picture-window enclosures: fewer vertical posts and a wide, open panel facing the view, a good fit for lake-front and golf-course lots in Suntree.
If you already have a cage and the frame is sound, rescreening may be all it needs. For what drives the price of a new enclosure, see the pool enclosure cost guide.
Melbourne neighborhoods we serve
- Eau Gallie
- Historic Downtown Melbourne
- the Wickham Road corridor
- Suntree
- West Melbourne
- the Lake Washington Road area and the Indian River waterfront
Recent pool enclosure projects in Melbourne
Pool enclosure permits in Melbourne
Permitting office: City of Melbourne, or Brevard County for unincorporated addresses such as Suntree
Where your permit goes depends on your address. Homes inside Melbourne city limits are permitted through the City of Melbourne. Suntree is unincorporated, so those permits go through Brevard County, and West Melbourne is its own city with its own building department. We work out which office applies and take care of the permit, from the engineered drawings through the final inspection.
If your community has a homeowners association, we design with its architectural guidelines in mind and give you the plans it asks for. The HOA application itself comes from you.
Spread the cost of your pool enclosure
0% financing options through GreenSky. Subject to credit approval.
Questions about pool enclosures in Melbourne
How much does a pool enclosure cost in Melbourne, FL?
It depends on the size of the pool and deck, the roof style, the screen and what the footers and permit require. After the in-home consultation you get a written price, and 0% financing options are available, subject to credit approval. The pool enclosure cost guide walks through each factor.
Do I need a permit for a pool enclosure in Melbourne?
Yes. Inside city limits the permit comes from the City of Melbourne; in Suntree and other unincorporated areas it comes from Brevard County. We take care of it either way.
Is a pool enclosure the same as a pool cage?
Yes. “Pool cage” is what many Florida homeowners call it, and “screen enclosure” is another name for the same thing: a permanent, engineered aluminum frame with screen over your pool and deck.
Do you build in Suntree and West Melbourne?
Yes. We build throughout Melbourne and its neighbors, including Suntree, West Melbourne and Eau Gallie, and the rest of Brevard County.
How long does a pool enclosure take in Melbourne?
It depends on the size and design and on which building department issues the permit. You get a schedule with your written price. We build in the order contracts are signed, usually about two to three months after signing, and the permit is handled during that wait. Once the permit is approved, most pool enclosures take about 4 to 6 days on site, depending on size. We build as much of the enclosure as we can in our shop, so there is less noise and mess at your home.
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