Pool Enclosure Cleaning service in Brevard County, FL — Melbourne, Palm Bay, Viera, Cocoa & Merritt Island

Pool Enclosure Cleaning in Brevard County, FL

Inside-and-out screen enclosure cleaning — frames, panels, kickplates, deck, and back walls.

Also called pressure cleaning or power washing.

When we clean the pool enclosure we clean the screens, both inside and out, as well as the support structure. We clean the deck and the back walls of the house. It is best if we do not clean the ceiling of the patio because for some unknown reason most of them are made with drywall which doesn't hold up to the moisture we have here. We will sweep down any cobwebs and brush dirt dauber nests if necessary. How often an enclosure should be cleaned depends on shade, pets, how much the pool area is used, weather, and the conditions at the property.

What's Included

Screens — inside and outside
Aluminum frame & support structure
Pool deck (paver or concrete)
Back walls of the house
Cobwebs and dirt dauber nests removed
Patio ceiling not cleaned — most are drywall

Our Process

1Cover pool & protect surrounding surfaces
2Apply job-specific cleaning solution with controlled application
3Wash screens inside and out
4Clean support structure, deck, and back walls
5Sweep down cobwebs and brush dirt dauber nests
6Final rinse and walkthrough

FAQs

How long until I can use my pool?

Follow the technician's post-service guidance and applicable product directions before using the pool.

Why don't you clean the patio ceiling?

Most patio ceilings in Florida are finished with drywall, which doesn't hold up well to the moisture generated during cleaning. We skip the ceiling to avoid damage and focus on the screens, frame, deck, and back walls.

How do you get green algae off a screen enclosure?

We apply a job-specific cleaning solution with controlled application, then wash the screens inside and out along with the aluminum frame. The pool is covered before we start.

Do you clean the pool deck too?

Yes. Every pool enclosure cleaning includes the pool deck, paver or concrete, and the back walls of the house.

How often should a pool enclosure be cleaned?

It depends on shade, pets, how much the pool area is used and the weather at your property. Heavily shaded enclosures usually need it more often.