Your pool enclosure, or lanai, is supposed to keep the bugs out and the view in. Over time, though, algae, mildew, and love bugs take over. We clean the whole screen cage, frame, and deck so your pool area feels new again.
In Central Florida, a screen pool enclosure takes a beating all year. Some homeowners call it a lanai, others call it a pool cage, but the problem is the same. Humidity feeds algae and mildew on the screens and aluminum frame, love bugs and pollen cake the mesh, and the concrete deck inside slowly turns green and slick. Leave it long enough and it stains, it looks tired, and the space you paid for stops getting used.
Bluecrest Pro Services cleans the whole enclosure: the screen panels, the aluminum frame, and the pool deck inside the cage. We use low-pressure soft washing that lifts the growth without tearing screens or harming your finish. The result is a bright, clean pool area you can enjoy again, with screens you can actually see through.
Gentle soft washing that clears algae, mildew, pollen, cobwebs, and love-bug residue from the screen mesh, without stretching or tearing the panels.
We clear the dirt, mildew, salts and contaminants from the frame, beams and kickplates that speed up coating deterioration, helping protect the finish against premature oxidation.
Cleaning the concrete or paver deck inside the cage to remove the green algae film that makes it slick and unsightly.
Clearing the love-bug residue, algae and mildew Florida throws at your cage each season, rinsed down so it does not wash back into your pool.
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We clean pool enclosures, lanais and screen cages for both homes and businesses throughout Central Florida, including Orlando, Winter Park, Lake Mary, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Oviedo, Winter Springs, Longwood and Sanford. Wooded and lakefront lots tend to green up the fastest, so many owners have their cage cleaned once or twice a year.
Florida sun, humidity and salt are hard on the powder-coated aluminum your enclosure is built from. Over time that coating can oxidize and take on a faded, chalky look. Routine cleaning removes the algae, mildew, salts and contaminants that speed up this deterioration, which helps protect the finish against premature oxidation. It is worth knowing that once the coating has significantly oxidized, cleaning alone may not reverse it, and the frame may need restoration or repainting. Do not wait until oxidation is permanent. Regular cleaning is the simplest way to protect the finish before deterioration becomes severe.
As a local, owner-operated company with more than 19 years of experience, we treat your screens and finish with care, give you an honest quote, and leave your pool area somewhere you actually want to spend time again.
Fast, friendly, and no obligation. See why Central Florida-area homeowners trust Bluecrest Pro Services LLC with their property.
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