If you have a pool in Port Orange, you already know how fast bugs, debris, and Florida sun can make it less enjoyable. A pool enclosure keeps your pool area cleaner and more comfortable through every season. Shiloh Screens installs pool enclosures for homeowners in Port Orange and the surrounding Volusia County area. We are a licensed, insured, and BBB Accredited company that is also workers' comp compliant. If you are thinking about adding an enclosure to your pool, we are happy to come out, look at your space, and talk through your options.
Call (386) 339-3728Port Orange sits close to the coast, and that location brings specific challenges for outdoor structures. Salt air, strong winds off the Atlantic, and intense sun can be hard on screen material and aluminum framing over time. Homes near Spruce Creek, Dunlawton Avenue, and areas closer to the Intracoastal Waterway tend to see faster wear on outdoor fixtures than homes farther inland. When we install a pool enclosure in Port Orange, we take that environment into account. We use materials built to hold up in coastal conditions, and we make sure the structure is properly anchored and framed from the start.
Shiloh Screens installs aluminum-framed pool enclosures designed to cover your pool and the surrounding deck area. A pool enclosure keeps out leaves, bugs, birds, and most of the debris that normally ends up in an open pool. It also provides shade and helps reduce how quickly water evaporates. We handle the full installation from the ground up: framing, screen panels, doors, and hardware. Every job is done by our own crew. We do not subcontract the work. If you have a question about size, height, or layout, we will walk through it with you before anything gets started.
Serving Port Orange and all of Volusia County. Licensed, insured, BBB Accredited, and workers' comp compliant.
(386) 339-3728Permits are often required for pool enclosures in Florida. We recommend checking with your local building department or contacting Shiloh Screens to discuss what may be needed for your specific project.
Aluminum framing and quality screen material can hold up well in coastal areas. We use materials suited for the Florida environment and install them correctly so the structure has a solid foundation.
Costs depend on the size and layout of your pool area. Contact us for a look at your specific space and we can talk through what the project would involve.
Yes. Pool enclosures typically include at least one screen door. We can discuss door options when we come out to look at your project.