A screened pool or patio enclosure. But there are precautions a homeowner can take. "Armor Screening is the best product to come out," says Mohammad Ali, of Hurricane Window Shutters and Screen of ...

The most common screening used in enclosures is 18-by-14 mesh, which gives less shade and less bug protection, but also catches less wind. Q. Why aren’t enclosures designed with removable panels? A.

The screen enclosure will have a slight cooling effect on your pool’s water temperature by diffusing the amount of available sunlight. So, if your pool is in a heavily shaded area, your swim ...

It’s a scorcher outside, and you can’t wait to cool off in your swimming pool – that is, until you spot leaves, moss and dirt floating in the blue water. Or maybe you want to give… ...

Q. We have a screened-in lanai over our swimming pool. With the rain we have had lately, tons of mold has grown on the screens — only to be washed onto the deck and into the pool. Is there a … ...

Homeowners who must replace damaged screened pool enclosures can face waiting periods as long as 18 months, with costs ranging from $13,000 to more than $25,000.For those unwilling to wait or pay ...

Pool cages that are damaged more than 50 percent need to meet new pool barrier and screen enclosure standards that meet the fifth edition of Florida Building Code requirements.

Preparation tips. When a hurricane or strong storm is coming, remove your screen panels. The more you remove, the better. Some contractors recommend removing all screening from the chair rail to ...