Two Story Pool Cage Build

What makes a two story cage a different build

• Taller wall sections carry more wind, so the engineering calls for heavier extrusions and more cable bracing
• Everything happens off ladders, scaffolds, and lifts - slower by design, because rushing at height is how crews and cages get hurt
• Screen panels get bigger and heavier to handle, which is why big-cage crews work in pairs at the wall
• The anchor and footer layout is deeper and denser than a one story cage of the same footprint

Living through a week-plus build: what homeowners should expect

A multi-day enclosure build has a rhythm you can plan around. Expect material staged in the yard for the duration, some noise from cutting and fastening during working hours, and the pool off limits while walls and roof go overhead. A good crew squares the site away each evening and tells you what tomorrow looks like - the same "get this homeowner happy" attitude you hear from this crew on camera. If weather stalls a day, that is the schedule protecting the work, not slipping.