Experience the ultimate pool enclosure painting service
Is your pool enclosure looking dull and worn out? Our unique painting process revitalizes and rejuvenates the pool enclosure, restoring it to its original appearance. Not only will it look like new, but it’s also budget-friendly: painting your pool enclosure can save you up to 65% compared to replacement.
Tampa Pool Cage Painting prides itself on utilizing the latest tools, technologies and premium paint and screen materials to provide durable pool cage frame repainting services. We approach each project with great attention to detail to guarantee that your screened patio is left without any unwanted paint residue.
Our guide to a perfect pool enclosure painting project
- Chipped paint, corrosion and mildew are eliminated with a turbo-tip pressure wash before painting.
- Rusted or damaged hardware, including bolts, is replaced; peeled areas are wire-wheeled and palm-sanded.
- The cage is wiped down with wet rags so the surface is clean and smooth for painting.
- The entire working area is covered to prevent overspray on non-painted surfaces.
- Our DTM bonding primer coating ensures the paint lasts over 15 years.
- Two coats of Sherwin-Williams All Surface Pro Industrial DTM Acrylic in white, bronze or custom colors.
Painted cages can last 20 years
Invest in our top-notch paint sprayer for a flawless finish. At Tampa Pool Cage Painting, we only use premium paints that last 20 years. Our goal is to elevate the value and aesthetics of your home with high-quality products — trust us to deliver a result you can be proud of for years.
Questions homeowners ask us
What is the difference between pool cage painting and pool enclosure painting?
Nothing in the work itself: a pool cage, a lanai cage and a patio or picture-window enclosure are all aluminum screen structures, and we restore them with the same prep, primer and two-coat finish.
Can you paint a two-story or a picture-window enclosure?
Yes. Tall gable and mansard cages and picture-window (panoramic) enclosures are painted with the same process; the estimate accounts for the extra height and panels.
