Licensed & Insured
LIC#: CRC1334065
Licensed & Insured
LIC#: CRC1334065
Engineering-Backed Pool Cage Construction
Permits, Inspections & HOA Documentation Included
In Florida, pool cages and screen enclosures are regulated structures. Whether a contractor must be licensed depends on whether the work is classified as construction rather than simple maintenance.
Projects involving new pool cages, full rebuilds, structural changes, roof modifications, or wind-load alterations are classified as construction and require a licensed contractor, permits, and inspections.
Limited repairs—such as replacing existing screen panels without altering the structure—may not require permits, but misclassification is one of the most common compliance issues homeowners face.
Sarasota and Manatee County building departments enforce these distinctions through permit review and inspection processes.
| Scope of Work | License | Permit | Engineering | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minor Repair | Not typically required* | Not typically required* | No | Screen replacement, isolated panel repair |
| Construction | Required | Required | Required | New pool cages, rebuilds, enclosures |
| Structural Modification | Required | Required | Required | Roof changes, size or load alterations |
*Local jurisdictions may still require permits for certain repairs.
Homeowners remain legally responsible for unpermitted construction, regardless of who performed the work.
HOA committees and county building departments evaluate projects to ensure structural integrity, safety, and long-term compliance.
Most HOAs require licensed contractors, insurance proof, and confirmation that permits will be obtained when required.
Counties enforce Florida Building Code standards, including wind-load engineering specific to this region.
Engineering is the foundation for permit approval, inspections, and structural performance.
Pool cages are engineered for high-wind exposure, including uplift forces and connection requirements.
Engineering documentation protects homeowners during inspections, insurance claims, HOA reviews, and future resale.
Our license number is CRC1334065. Documentation is provided as part of our process.
Scope & compliance review
Sealed plans when required
Submission & coordination
Licensed execution
Final approval & close-out
Most pool cage construction projects do. New cages, rebuilds, and structural modifications typically require permits and inspections depending on jurisdiction.
Yes. Pool cage construction classified as structural work must be performed by a licensed contractor under Florida law.
Minor screen replacement may be considered repair. Any work involving structure, dimensions, or wind-load performance is construction.
HOAs require licensed, permitted work to protect property values, ensure safety, and avoid future compliance or insurance issues.
Engineering ensures the structure meets Florida Building Code and wind-load requirements for hurricane-prone areas.
Licenses can be verified through the Florida DBPR website using the contractor’s name or license number.
For homeowners who value compliance, approvals, and long-term protection.
Call (941) 961-0162Licensed & Insured | LIC#: CRC1334065
Mon – Fri: 8.00am 6.00pm
1159 Sarasota Center Blvd Sarasota,
FL – 34240
