Lowcountry Pool Cage Specialists

Custom Screened Pool Enclosures

Built with wind-load rated structural aluminum framing, our custom pool enclosures protect your swimming pool from falling pine needles, annoying insects, and the scorching sun. Keep your pool crystal clean and enjoy bug-free outdoor living in South Carolina and Georgia.

After Before pool deck resurfacing Before After
Stays Cleaner Keeps leaves and mess out of your pool.
Made to Last Built to withstand hurricane-force winds.
Pest Barrier Blocks biting gnats and outdoor pests.
Sun Blocking Lowers deck temps in summer sun.
Engineered for safety, designed for luxury.

Why Our Pool Enclosures Outperform the Rest

Finally... a worry free screened pool enclosure that allows you to enjoy your pool to the fullest. No bugs, no mess, no headaches.

A black screened pool enclosure with clear water and houses in the background in South Carolina.

1. No Rusting Fasteners

Standard steel screws oxidize rapidly in our salty, humid coastal air, producing ugly rust runs down your framing. We replace or install all pool structures using marine-grade, cap-protected stainless steel fasteners that never rust.

Spalled and pitted concrete pool deck before repair

2. Tight Screen Panels

Cheap builders use basic fiberglass screening that sags and sours from heavy Lowcountry winds and heat over time. We install high-tensile polyester screens that stay drum-tight, resisting storm pressure and pet claws easily.

A textured pool deck surrounding a blue swimming pool within a screened enclosure in South Carolina.

3. Exceeds Standards

Many older enclosures lack the wind-braces and wall ties needed to handle coastal storm surges or Category 1-4 winds. We engineer and anchor every corner to strict SC/GA building codes, giving you structural peace of mind.

Flawless execution from ground up

Our Pool Enclosure Construction Process

Our localized five-step construction standard ensures every structural beam, wind brace, and screen panel is built to withstand coastal hurricane zones while delivering a clean, modern look.

01

Consultation & HOA Engineering

We plan the custom footprint to match your existing pool deck, drafting engineered structural blueprints required for strict municipal permits and coastal HOA approvals.

02

Structural Concrete Anchoring

We anchor heavy-duty base plates directly into your concrete slab or Vuba Stone deck using structural masonry anchors, ensuring high wind stability at the ground level.

03

Aluminum Frame Assembly

Our technicians assemble the 6063-T6 structural alloy framing on-site, integrating heavy wind-load uprights, overhead beam spans, and reinforced gutter runs.

04

High-Tensile Screen Splining

Using professional pneumatic splining tools, we pull your chosen high-performance screen mesh completely tight across each individual bay, securing it cleanly in place.

05

Door & Hardware Tuning

We hang custom out-swinging screen doors with hydraulic self-closers, install security deck-latches, and run a final quality-assurance check on every seam before sign-off.

06

Optional Electrical Installation

As a licensed General Contractor, we offer the optional service of running code-compliant wiring through the aluminum framework, installing ceiling fans, LED lighting fixtures, and weatherproof receptacles to transform your enclosure into a fully functional outdoor room.

Compare your coastal backyard options

Structural Aluminum Beats Other Options

We compare aluminum pool enclosure to traditional wood framing and temporary shade products.

Feature/Metric Custom Aluminum Enclosure Treated Wood Frame Freestanding Shade Sails
Wind-Load Rating 130+ MPH Wind Certified Engineered for coastal storms Poor Wind Resistance Prone to warping and blowing over Highly Vulnerable Must be taken down before storms
Insect Protection 100% Bug-Free Barrier Completely sealed on all sides Partial Barrier Wood shrinks over time, creating gaps Zero Protection Open to mosquitoes and gnats
Debris Blockage Complete Protection Keeps out pine needles & leaves Complete Protection Collects leaf rot along raw wood Partial Shade Debris slides off but falls right in pool
Material Lifespan 25+ Years Architectural powder aluminum 8 to 12 Years Rots, splinters, and decays outdoors 2 to 5 Years Fades, sags, and tears from UV rays
Annual Maintenance Very Low Simple garden hose rinse High Must stain, paint, and treat for rot Moderate Tension adjustments & cleanings
ROI / Home Value Extremely High Adds permanent square footage Low Can look run-down as wood ages Negligible Viewed as a temporary shade patch
5-Star Local Service

Recent Pool Deck Resurfacing Projects

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Resort-Style Pool Deck Enclosure

Pool deck before renovation
Screened pool enclosure with concrete deck
Pool deck with Vuba Stone finish after renovation
Textured pool deck with blue pool view two
Textured pool deck with blue pool and surrounding grass
Textured concrete floor inside screened pool enclosure
A textured pool deck surrounding a blue swimming pool within a screened enclosure in South Carolina.
📍 Hardeeville, SC
Description This large pool deck was transformed into a clean, protected outdoor living space with a new traditional aluminum screen enclosure and premium Vuba Stone finish. The dark bronze frame gives the enclosure a refined look, while the puncture proof, hurricane-rated screen mesh keeps out insects and debris without blocking the open feel of the backyard. We finished the deck in Vuba Stone - Key West color. This creates a perfect bright finish that pairs beautifully with the pool and contrasts nicely with the darker enclosure framing. The result is a spacious, low maintenance pool environment that feels polished, comfortable, and built for everyday use and entertaining.
Cost Range $30,000 - $40,000
Frame Color Dark Bronze Aluminum
Client Feedback "Our pool deck looks absolutely incredible. The team completed the entire job in one day, and we walked on it barefoot the next afternoon. It is much cooler than the old concrete."
Pool Enclosure Answers from The Experts

Your Local Pool Enclosure Questions Answered

Everything you need to know about our custom pool enclosures and what to expect.

What type of screen mesh do you recommend for coastal homes?
We highly recommend high-tensile polyester screens like Phifer TuffScreen or PetScreen. These are specially engineered to resist tears from shifting winds, pet claws, and flying yard debris while maintaining excellent visibility. For areas near marshes, we also offer a specialized tight No-See-Um micro-mesh.
Are your screened enclosures engineered for hurricane-force winds?
Yes. Every custom pool enclosure we build is fully engineered and certified to meet or exceed strict South Carolina and Georgia coastal building codes for wind-load requirements. We utilize heavy-duty 6063-T6 structural aluminum framing, robust gusset plates, and heavy-duty anchorage systems built to withstand high-velocity storm winds.
How long does it take to design, permit, and build a custom pool enclosure?
On-site installation and framing typically take only 3 to 7 business days once materials are ready. However, the initial phase (which includes custom architectural design, wind-load engineering, local municipal permitting, and coastal HOA approvals) generally takes 3 to 6 weeks before construction can begin.
Can you install a screened enclosure over an existing concrete pool deck?
Yes. We can anchor our custom structural aluminum frames directly to your existing concrete pool deck or brick pavers, provided the slab foundation is structurally sound. If your concrete pool deck is cracked or worn, we can also resurface it with a beautiful Vuba Stone system before building the frame.
Do you offer both concrete coatings and custom screened pool enclosures?
Yes. As May River's premier outdoor living specialists, we provide both wind-rated structural enclosures and premium concrete floor finishes like Vuba Stone. This allows us to fully transform your outdoor pool area from the ground up under one single, unified construction project.
How do you handle local HOA approvals and building permits?
We handle the entire process from start to finish. Our team manages everything from drafting the custom architectural site plans and wind-load engineering drawings to completing all municipal building permit paperwork and submitting applications directly to your local Lowcountry HOA.
How do I clean and maintain the aluminum frame and screens?
Our architectural-grade powder-coated aluminum framing naturally resists green algae, mold, and salt-air buildup. To keep your enclosure looking pristine, simply wash it down once or twice a year with a standard garden hose and a mild, biodegradable soap to rinse away coastal salt and dust.