Pool screening
Pool Screen Installation in Riverview, FL
New screening for pool enclosures, chosen around how your family actually uses the space — with a free estimate to get started.
New pool screening
A pool area you'll want to spend time in
A screened pool enclosure turns the backyard into a space you can use morning to night, without sharing it with insects, leaves, and blowing debris.
Riverview Screening provides pool screen installation for homeowners in Riverview, FL and the surrounding areas. Whether you're screening a pool enclosure for the first time or choosing new screen for an existing pool cage, the conversation starts with the same question: what do you want this space to do for you?
For some families the priority is keeping mosquitoes and other insects off the pool deck. For others it's privacy from neighbors, or a pool cage screen that can hold up to a dog who likes to lean on it. Those priorities shape which screen makes sense, and on which walls.
Many homes in the area pair a screened pool with a covered patio, and the same thinking applies there. If your lanai needs attention too, our lanai screen installation service covers screened patios and lanais.
Screen options
Choosing the right pool enclosure screen
There isn't a single best screen for every pool. These are the options we install, and the situations where homeowners tend to choose them.
- 20x20 screening
- A widely used, all-purpose screen for pool enclosures that keeps a clear view of the yard and lets air move freely.
- No-see-um screening
- A tighter weave meant for the very small biting insects that can pass through standard mesh. Often chosen near water or dense landscaping.
- Pet screening
- A heavier mesh for lower panels or whole walls where dogs and cats spend time and may push or scratch at the screen.
- Privacy screening
- A denser screen that reduces how much can be seen into the pool area from outside. More on this below.
Different walls can use different screens. We'll talk through the options with you during the free estimate.
Pool privacy screening
Privacy screen for your pool cage
A pool privacy screen is one of the most common requests we hear. Many pool enclosures sit close to a neighbor's yard, a street, or a shared green space, and a standard screen leaves the pool deck fairly open to view.
Privacy screening uses a denser mesh that limits the view into the enclosure while still letting air pass through. Homeowners often use it selectively: a privacy screen for the pool cage walls that face a neighbor, for instance, with standard screening kept on the sides that look out over the yard.
Because privacy screening changes how the space looks and feels from the inside as well, it's worth seeing your enclosure in person before deciding where it belongs. That's part of what the free estimate is for.
Free estimates
Planning new pool screening?
Tell us about your pool enclosure and the screen options you're considering. Estimates are free.
Before you decide
What homeowners usually weigh
A few practical questions help narrow down the right pool screen enclosure setup for your home.
How you use the space
Daytime swimming, evening entertaining, or a quiet spot for morning coffee each favor a slightly different balance of view, airflow, and privacy.
What's around the enclosure
Nearby water, heavy landscaping, neighboring homes, and roads all influence which screen makes sense on each wall.
Pets and kids
Lower panels take the most contact. Pet screening is worth considering where dogs or cats spend time.
The Florida climate
Sun, heat, rain, and storms are part of life here, so screening is something you'll live with every day of the year.
Get started
Request a pool screening estimate
Send a few details about your pool enclosure and we'll follow up to schedule a free estimate.
Request a free estimate
Tell us a little about your screened space. Prefer to talk? Call 813-686-2063
Questions
Pool screen installation questions
What's the difference between a pool enclosure and a pool cage?
Which screen is best for a pool enclosure?
Can I use privacy screening on only some walls?
What screening options are available for pool enclosures?
Is the estimate free?
Let's screen your pool the right way
From choosing a screen to planning which walls get privacy screening, we'll help you make the decisions that fit your home.