Pool Enclosure Installation in Winter Park, FL
Spend more time beside your Winter Park pool and less time skimming leaves. Shiloh Screens plans pool enclosures around the way you use your deck, with room for seating, convenient doors, and a screened barrier against insects. Start with a property visit to discuss the layout rather than guessing from a standard package.
Call 386-515-7170Pool enclosure planning near Winter Park's lakes
Homes near Lake Virginia and Lake Osceola can have very different deck shapes and setbacks from properties farther from the water. Mature trees around established Winter Park streets also affect installation access and ongoing debris removal. We look at the actual slab, roof connection, and surrounding space before recommending an enclosure footprint.
An enclosure designed around your existing pool
We review the proposed aluminum framing, screen panel layout, door locations, and attachment conditions. Phifer 18x14 fiberglass is the standard pool and patio screen; Phifer 20x20 is an option when very small insects are a concern. Slab suitability, drainage, engineering, and applicable permits need to be resolved before installation. Screening reduces debris but does not make a pool maintenance-free or provide storm shelter.
Why Call Shiloh Screens?
- Local Central Florida service
- Licensed, insured, and workers' comp compliant
- BBB Accredited
- Full screen panel replacement for screen repair
- Phifer screen only for screen work
- Clear communication
- Clean jobsite
Our Simple Process
- 1Look over the project
- 2Explain the options
- 3Schedule the work
- 4Complete the installation or repair
Call Shiloh Screens
Serving Winter Park and all of Orange County. Licensed, insured, BBB Accredited, and workers' comp compliant.
386-515-7170Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Winter Park enclosure preserve my lake view?
Panel arrangement and framing placement influence the view. We discuss those choices alongside structural requirements rather than promising an unobstructed span that may not suit your property.
What should I check before enclosing a pool near mature Winter Park trees?
Consider branch clearance, access for construction, and future screen maintenance. Tree work and any required approvals should be addressed before the enclosure is installed.
Does an older pool deck automatically qualify for a new enclosure?
No. The deck and anchoring conditions need inspection. Existing concrete may require additional work before it can support the proposed structure.