Central Florida runs hot and humid, the sun is strong, and the summer storms roll through hard. A screened pool enclosure sits right in the middle of all that, trapping moisture against the mesh and framing, and it starts growing algae and organic growth. Before long there is moss in the screen and a green film creeping across the frame and the deck.
We soft wash the whole enclosure. The mesh, the framing, and the deck all get a gentle low-pressure clean, and everything gets rinsed out and away from the pool so nothing ends up in the water. We have built our process around protecting the enclosure while it gets clean.
If moss and algae have taken over your pool cage, we can take a look and put a number in writing.
Call us at (407) 276-1343 and we will walk through what your enclosure needs.
The whole enclosure gets a soft wash, and the pool deck is cleaned to match its material. The deck is part of the job, not a separate add-on.
Here is what you get when we clean a pool screen enclosure, beyond a clean cage.
Reach out through our online quote form or by phone or text, and our office answers and gathers the details on that first contact. A quick discovery call clarifies what you are dealing with, whether that is moss in the screen or general buildup, along with the enclosure’s size, height, and deck material. You get a detailed written estimate priced by the enclosure, with no charge and no obligation.
Once you approve the estimate, you are placed on the schedule with a confirmed service date. On the day itself, the crew texts an arrival time so you do not have to be home.
Cleaning solution goes on the outside of the enclosure first, applied at an angle so it clings to the screen, and then it is rinsed. The crew moves inside and works every face, ground first, then the walls and beams, all the way around the enclosure at low pressure.
The deck is cleaned to match its material. A painted concrete deck gets controlled pressure so the paint is not peeled, and a paver deck gets pressure or a turbo nozzle.
Once the enclosure and deck are clean, the crew rinses everything down and pushes it out the door and away from the pool, so the runoff stays clear of the water.
We send before-and-after photos, a digital invoice, and a secure online payment link by text or email. A few days later we make a follow-up call to be sure everything still looks right, and if it does not, we come back and take care of it.
No, the entire enclosure is soft washed, not pressure washed. It is all soft wash, no high pressure, so screens won’t rip or blow out. The cleaning solution goes on at low pressure so it clings to the screen and lifts the algae and moss, and then it gets rinsed off. High pressure is saved for concrete and is never used on the screen mesh.
About once a year works for most enclosures. Central Florida’s heat, humidity, and summer storms grow algae and moss on and in a screen enclosure faster than a drier climate would, so a yearly clean keeps it ahead of the growth. If your enclosure sits in heavier shade or has trees close by, it can be worth cleaning a little more often.
Your estimate is free, detailed, and put in writing, with no obligation to book. If the Central Florida pool season has left your enclosure green with moss and algae, reach out and we will get you a clear number to bring it back. Call us at (407) 276-1343 to get your Longwood pool screen cleaning quote started.
