Pool Enclosures in Palm Bay, FL

Pool enclosures for every kind of Palm Bay home

Palm Bay is Brevard County’s largest city, both in population and in land area, and that scale shows up in the variety of pool enclosure projects we see here. In established sections like Port Malabar, homeowners are often replacing screen cages that have outlived their mesh and framing after 20 years or more. In newer communities like Bayside Lakes, Waterstone and San Sebastian, the job is usually a first enclosure around a brand-new pool, on a larger and more open lot than you will typically find closer to the coast.

Whichever end of that range your home is on, the goal is the same: a pool enclosure (often called a pool cage) that keeps leaves, bugs and debris out of the water and makes the pool deck a place you actually want to spend time. We have been designing, permitting and building pool enclosures across Brevard County since 1983.

Why Palm Bay homeowners choose an enclosure

• Less sea breeze, more bugs. Palm Bay sits inland, with less coastal breeze than Melbourne Beach or Cocoa Beach. A screened enclosure keeps your pool area usable, and bug-free, through Florida’s humid summers without the ocean airflow to rely on.
• Room to build. Many Palm Bay lots, especially in Port Malabar and the growing western side of the city, are larger than average for the county. That leaves room for a bigger enclosure, a picture-window design with fewer posts for a clearer view, or a combined pool-and-patio enclosure.
• Design flexibility. Older sections of the city without an HOA often have fewer design restrictions than gated communities elsewhere in Brevard, which gives you more say over the enclosure style, roofline and screen.

Why homeowners in Palm Bay choose Advanced Aluminum

Every installer who works on your Palm Bay home is a W2 Advanced Aluminum employee, never a subcontractor. The crew is trained by us, insured by us and answers to us, so the people who measure your deck and the people who build the frame work for the same company that stands behind it.

We build with Keymark aluminum and through-bolt the hurricane bracing. Palm Bay is inland, but its enclosures face the same tropical storms as the rest of the county, and each one is engineered for the wind loads at its own address. Our pool enclosures come 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 since 1983.

Styles that suit Palm Bay's larger lots

Pool enclosures generally come in three styles. We walk through each one at your home and show you how it fits your roofline and your yard.

• Dome enclosures are the classic choice and a cost-effective fit for standard rectangular pools.
• Gable enclosures add height and airflow, which helps on Palm Bay’s still, humid afternoons and suits larger entertaining areas.
• Picture-window enclosures use fewer vertical posts for a clearer view across the yard.

If your existing cage is sound but the screen is worn, rescreening may be all you need. Older homes in Port Malabar are among our most common rescreening projects. See rescreening and repair, and the pool enclosure cost guide for what drives the price of a new enclosure.

Palm Bay neighborhoods we serve

• Port Malabar
• Bayside Lakes
• San Sebastian
• Waterstone
• Lockmar Estates
• the Turkey Creek area
• Palm Bay Point and the Indian River waterfront