Patio & Enclosure Services
Pool Screen Enclosure Cleaning
Soft-wash chemistry that clears algae, mold, pollen, and lovebug buildup from your pool cage — without tearing a single panel or popping a spline.
- Why It Matters
Your Pool Cage Is Fighting Florida Every Day
Florida’s heat, humidity, and seasonal biology make your pool screen enclosure one of the hardest-working surfaces on your property. Oak and pine pollen blankets the mesh every spring, lovebugs leave an acidic splatter twice a year, and year-round humidity feeds a steady crop of mold, algae, and Gloeocapsa magma across panels and frame rails.
“Most homeowners reach for a pressure washer — the wrong call. We clean cages the right way: low-pressure soft-wash chemistry that kills growth at the root without ever threatening your screens.”
- What's Included
Everything a Cage Soft Wash Covers
- Our Process
The Soft-Wash Process, Step by Step
1.
Pre-Rinse & Plant Protection
We wet down all nearby landscaping, potted plants, and lawn with clean water before touching the enclosure — hydrated plant cells absorb far less chemical. It’s the step that separates a professional soft wash from a DIY job that burns the hedges.
2.
Soft-Wash, Dwell & Low-Pressure Rinse
We apply a diluted sodium hypochlorite and biodegradable surfactant blend from the peak down at under 100 PSI, let it dwell 5–10 minutes to kill mold, algae, and Gloeocapsa at the root, then rinse top-to-bottom with a wide, low-pressure fan — finishing with a walkthrough condition report.
Ready to See Your Pool Again?
Every pool cage is different — size, screen type, buildup, and tree canopy all factor in. Get a free, no-obligation on-site estimate with no hidden fees and no pressure to book. Serving Clermont, Winter Garden, Minneola & all Central Florida.