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The job description of a pool cage

• Keeps mosquitoes and no-see-ums off the water so evening swims are actually pleasant
• Blocks leaves, love bugs, and windblown debris - which means less skimming, less vacuuming, and a happier filter
• Screens filter a share of UV, easing the heat load on the deck without stealing the daylight
• Adds a boundary layer around the water that supports supervision of kids and pets (a cage supplements, never replaces, barriers and adult eyes)
• Turns the deck into an outdoor room that gets used year round instead of seasonally

Hurricane season with an enclosure: an owner's prep list

Florida enclosures are engineered for Florida wind, but every June owners can lower the risk further with an hour of prep.

• Before season: walk the cage, checking cable bracing, anchors, and fastener heads; have anything loose serviced early, not the week a storm names itself
• Trim branches that overhang the enclosure - trees do more cage damage than wind alone
• Before a storm: move pool furniture and potted plants out of the cage or into the house; inside the enclosure is not secured, it is just enclosed
• Photograph the structure for your insurance file while the sky is still blue
• Afterward: inspect from the ground for torn panels and shifted connections before anyone climbs anything, and let a pro handle repairs at height