Browning’s Aluminum builds custom pool screen enclosures across Marion County and Central Florida. Whether you’re protecting a new pool or replacing an aging cage, every enclosure we install is engineered to Florida wind-load code, framed with American-made aluminum, and finished by our in-house crew with no subcontractors. Free on-site estimates. Veteran-owned. BBB A+ accredited. Serving Ocala, The Villages, Belleview, Summerfield, Dunnellon, and the surrounding communities for over 10 years.
A pool screen enclosure (also called a pool cage) keeps pollen, oak leaves, and palm debris out of the water; stops mosquitoes, no-see-ums, and wasps so your family can use the pool from dusk through evening; adds a safety layer between the pool and small children or pets; and reduces UV exposure on the deck without blocking light.
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Built to Florida Hurricane Code
Engineered to Florida wind-load code with permits pulled, drawings approved, and county inspection.
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Keeps Debris & Pollen Out
Stops oak leaves, pollen, and palm debris from contaminating your pool water and clogging the skimmer.
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Stops Mosquitoes & Insects
Tensioned aluminum frame with screen mesh blocks mosquitoes, no-see-ums, and wasps so the pool is usable from dusk through evening.
Whether you need a brand-new pool cage or a replacement for an aging structure, we build to Florida hurricane code with engineered drawings, county permits, and aluminum extrusions sized correctly for your span. Choose from mansard, gable, hip, or panoramic dome roof styles in bronze, white, or gray frame finishes. Mesh options include standard fiberglass, no-see-um, super-screen pet-resistant, and solar shade screen.
At Brownings Aluminum & Screen Repair, every pool enclosure is built by our in-house crew. We pull the permit, meet the inspector, and don’t leave until you’re happy with the work. Contact us today for a free on-site estimate.
An undersized or poorly engineered pool enclosure can fail in a Florida storm, void warranties, or fail county inspection. A properly built pool cage with the right aluminum extrusions, hurricane-rated attachment hardware, and tensioned screen panels protects your pool, your family, and your investment for decades.
Brownings Aluminum builds pool enclosures the right way: engineered drawings specific to your structure and exposure category, permits pulled with Marion County, in-house crew start to finish, and a final walkthrough before we sign off. With aluminum framing, expect 25 to 30+ years on the structure and 7 to 12 years on the screens.
- Veteran-owned, family-operated local business
- Over 10 years serving Ocala and surrounding areas
- No salesmen and no subcontractors
- Quality materials installed by experienced professionals
- Free, honest estimates with no pressure
A Look at Our Pool Enclosure Work
With aluminum framing, expect 25 to 30+ years on the structure. The screens themselves typically last 7 to 12 years before needing rescreening, depending on weather exposure and pet damage. Marion County’s sun and storm cycles are the biggest factors in screen lifespan.
A pool cage covers the pool and pool deck specifically, usually as a freestanding aluminum structure with a mansard, gable, hip, or panoramic roof. A lanai is a covered, screened porch attached to the home’s roofline. Many Florida homes have both. We build screened lanais and patios too.
No. Every job is completed by our own experienced, in-house team. You’ll always know who’s working on your home.
We proudly serve Ocala and surrounding Central Florida communities, including Belleview, The Villages, Dunnellon and Summerfield.
Yes, with over 10 years of experience serving both residential and commercial clients, we know what works and deliver customized solutions to meet your gutter needs.
Have a question or ready to get started? Reach out today and speak directly with our team. We’re happy to discuss your project, answer your questions, and provide a free, no-pressure estimate.
browningsscreenrepair@gmail.com
(352) 680-0280

