Pool Cage Cleaning in Cape Coral, FL — Screens, Lanais & Pool Decks

Green, gray and black growth comes off your screen enclosure with a gentle soft wash that won’t tear screens. We clean cage screens and frames, lanai floors and pool deck drains, with care around your pool, across Cape Coral.

Pool Cage Cleaning Before & After

Green algae along the frame beams, washed off without tearing the screens.

Pool cage cleaning before and after: green algae on the frame beams, then clean frame and screens

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Pressure Washing Cape Coral offers pool cage cleaning in Cape Coral, FL. We soft wash the screens and aluminum frames of your pool enclosure, clean the lanai floor and outdoor furniture, and clear pool deck drains. Screens are cleaned at low pressure, because high pressure can stretch or tear them. Call or text (239) 497-7570 for a free estimate.

Why Do Florida Pools Have Cages?

Florida pools have cages to keep out bugs, leaves, palm fronds and other debris, and to make the pool area more comfortable to use. In Cape Coral, where many homes have a pool and a lanai, the screen enclosure is part of daily life for most of the year.

The downside is upkeep. Screens sit in the sun, shade and humidity all year, so they collect pollen, dust, salt film and mildew. Shady sides and the top panels turn green or gray first, and that dirt can wash into the pool every time it rains.

Dirt and mildew on white pool cage frames before cleaning in Florida

How long do pool cage screens last in Florida?

It depends on the screen material, sun exposure and storms. Regular gentle cleaning helps, because dirt and mildew hold moisture against the screen. We clean screens and frames; if screens are torn or brittle, a screen enclosure contractor can repair or replace them.

How Do You Clean a Pool Cage?

We clean a pool cage with a low-pressure soft wash, working from the top down so dirty water doesn’t run over areas we’ve already cleaned. High pressure is never needed on screens, because the cleaning solution does the work.

Pool cage cleaning is also called screen enclosure cleaning or pool screen cleaning. It is the same job: full pool enclosure cleaning.

  1. Prep. Items near the pool are moved, and you can point out any torn screens or areas to avoid.
  2. Soft wash the screens and frames. The solution is applied at low pressure to the top panels, walls and aluminum frames.
  3. Rinse top to bottom. A gentle rinse carries the growth down and off the cage.
  4. Clean the lanai floor and furniture. Pool deck surfaces and outdoor furniture are cleaned and rinsed.
  5. Clear pool deck drains. Dirt and growth are rinsed out of deck drains so water runs off the deck.

See Our Process for how we protect plants and handle runoff on every job.

Storm coming? See our hurricane season cleaning checklist.

Can You Keep Mold From Ending Up in the Pool?

Some debris landing in the pool is hard to avoid completely, but we keep it to a minimum. Cleaning from the top down and rinsing carefully means most of the growth runs off the deck, not into the water.

After a cage cleaning, it helps to skim the pool and run the filter. If you have a pool service, let them know the cage was cleaned so they can check the water on their next visit.

What We Clean Inside the Screen Enclosure

Cage Screens

Top panels and walls cleaned gently, so screens look clearer and let more light through.

Lanai Floors & Furniture

Concrete, paver and travertine lanai floors cleaned, plus outdoor furniture rinsed.

Aluminum Frames

Black streaks and grime on the frames and beams are cleaned without scratching the finish.

Pool Deck Drain Cleaning

Slimy, clogged deck drains are rinsed out so rainwater runs off instead of pooling.

Want the pool deck pavers sealed after cleaning? See Paver Sealing. For concrete driveways and patios, see Driveway, Patio & Concrete Cleaning.

How Often Should a Pool Cage Be Cleaned?

How often depends on shade, nearby trees, how close you are to the water and how much you use the pool. Shady cages and canal-front homes get growth sooner, because they stay damp longer and catch salt air.

A good time to clean is before high season or before guests arrive. We’ll suggest a schedule that fits your enclosure with your free estimate. If you spend summers up north, we can clean while you’re away, with access by gate code, lockbox or property manager.

How Much Does Pool Cage Cleaning Cost?

Pool cage cleaning prices depend on the size and height of the enclosure, how much growth there is, and whether the lanai floor and drains are included. Pressure Washing Cape Coral gives you a free, exact price in writing before any work starts. Text 2–3 photos to (239) 497-7570 for a fast quote.

ServicePriceWhat changes the price
Pool cage screens and frames$175–$350 (standard cage $265–$315)Cage size, height, growth
Lanai floor and furniture$115–$205 by floor sizeFloor size, surface type
Pool deck drainsFree estimateLength, how clogged
Cage + pool deck sealing15% off when booked togetherCombined job size

See what changes the price on the Pricing page.

Pool Cage Cleaning Before & After in Cape Coral

Before: dirty pool cage screens in Cape Coral (placeholder)
After: clean pool cage screens in Cape Coral (placeholder)

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What Our Cape Coral Customers Say

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“Excellent pressure washing service! Our driveway and sidewalks look so much cleaner. The team was professional, arrived on time, and did a fantastic job.”

— Sarah M., Cape Coral, FL
Driveway & sidewalk cleaning

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“They did a wonderful job cleaning our house exterior. Years of dirt and mildew are gone, and the whole property looks fresh again. Highly recommended!”

— Michael R., Cape Coral, FL
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“Our pool cage and lanai needed a thorough cleaning, and they delivered excellent results. Everything looks brighter and cleaner. We will definitely use this service again.”

— David L., Cape Coral, FL
Pool cage & lanai cleaning

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Pool Cage Cleaning FAQ

No, as long as the work is agreed ahead of time and we can get into the pool area. Please secure pets and let us know about pool equipment or anything fragile on the lanai.

Not with a soft wash. Low pressure and a cleaning solution remove growth without pushing on the screen. Screens that are already brittle or torn can split when touched, so let us know about any you’ve noticed.

Yes. The screens, frames, lanai floor, furniture and deck drains can all be cleaned on the same visit, and you can add paver sealing for the pool deck.

Yes. Canal-front cages often collect more salt film and growth. We keep runoff in mind, because water near a seawall drains straight into the canal.

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Areas We Serve Near Cape Coral

Need a pressure washer in Cape Coral or a nearby city? Pressure Washing Cape Coral serves all of Cape Coral and nearby cities. Not sure if you’re in range? Call or text (239) 497-7570.

Cape Coral Neighborhoods We Serve

SE Cape, SW Cape, NE Cape and NW Cape, Cape Harbour, Tarpon Point, the Yacht Club area, Pelican and the Burnt Store Road area, from Cape Coral Parkway to Pine Island Road and Del Prado Boulevard.

Cape Coral ZIP Codes

33904 · 33909 · 33914 · 33990 · 33991 · 33993

Nearby Cities We Serve

Also serving North Fort Myers, Pine Island, Matlacha and Estero. See all Service Areas.

Get a Free Pool Cage Cleaning Estimate in Cape Coral

Send 2–3 photos of your pool cage and get a free, written price, usually within 1 business hour during business hours. Every job is backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.

Last updated: October 2026