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Pool Enclosures

Pool Enclosures

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Make a Splash with Glass and Screen Pool Enclosures

Spend less time cleaning and more time relaxing with a pool enclosure by Lifetime Enclosures. Our glass or screen pool enclosures provide protection from insects and harmful UV rays, provide added safety when closed and locked, and add to the beauty and value of your home.

Our screen enclosures are custom designed and built using only the highest quality materials. They’re economical, quick to install and keep your pool free of pests and blowing debris. The all-aluminum framing and baked-on triple coat finish are impervious to the elements. Our screens also reduce the temperature of your pool an average of 3-10 degrees which ultimately saves on the cost of chemicals.

Glass pool enclosures, also known as solariums, are constructed of all-glass walls with operational windows, and come with the option of a solid composite roof with curved-eave glass or an all-glass roof.

We offer an array of options from which to choose resulting in an outdoor living space perfectly suited to your needs and your home’s architecture.

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Clean and Protected Pool
Worry Free Insect Control
Creating Lasting Memories
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Frequently Asked Questions

Lifetime Enclosures offers both glass and screen pool enclosures. A screen enclosure keeps an open-air feel, while a glass enclosure uses glass walls with operational windows. Compare the wall and roof options on this page, then discuss which configuration suits your pool area during a consultation.

The frame-color options shown on this page are white and bronze. Consider how each would look alongside your home’s exterior and the surrounding pool area. You can discuss the frame color together with your preferred screen, roof, and door options when planning your enclosure.

The roof-style options shown on this page include cathedral, also called gable, dome or barrel-top, and mansard. These have different shapes and profiles. Review the examples in the customization section and discuss your pool area and preferred appearance with the team before selecting a design.

Yes. This page describes traditional 18/14 screen and tightly woven 20/20 fiberglass screen. It also shows frame, kneewall, roof, and door choices. Reviewing those options together can help you explain what matters to you when discussing the layout of your pool enclosure.

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