Pinellas Park is a city of mid-century homes and the pool cages that were added to them decade after decade. Inland and mostly flat, it does not have the salt problem of the beaches, but it has age, sun and a large share of cages that were repainted years ago with the wrong product and are now peeling. Repainting them properly is a preparation job first and a paint job second.

ABC Pool Cage Painting repaints aluminum pool enclosures across Pinellas Park, from the neighborhoods around Park Boulevard and 49th Street to the villa and manufactured-home communities along US 19 and toward the county line with St. Petersburg.

The Peeling Problem

House paint, spray cans and rolled-on coatings all fail on aluminum sooner or later. The film lifts in sheets on the sunny beams, traps water underneath and lets oxidation form beneath it. Our process removes the failed material to a sound edge, dissolves chalk and mildew, removes oxidation mechanically and treats rust at every fastener. Corroded screws are replaced with stainless steel so they do not streak the new finish. Primer and an exterior aluminum coating are then sprayed for an even, durable result.

Sun and Reclaimed Water

Open lots and reclaimed-water irrigation are common in Pinellas Park. Chalking shows first on the south and west beams and mineral spotting collects on the bottom rail. Both are removed across the whole frame so the color is uniform after painting, and we point out sprinkler heads hitting the cage so they can be adjusted.

Villa and Manufactured-Home Communities

Many lanai enclosures in the city belong to attached villas and manufactured homes. We coordinate with associations and park management on access and scheduling, and we repaint several units in one visit when the community wants a uniform look.

Process

• Chemical wash and removal of failed coating, chalk and mineral deposits.
• Mechanical oxidation removal, rust treatment and stainless hardware where needed.
• Adhesion primer and exterior aluminum coating sprayed with the pool, lanai floor, house and plantings masked.
• Screen replaced after cure when included; doors, closers and chair-rail caps renewed.

Two to four working days for most enclosures in Pinellas Park.

Pinellas Park Pool Cage Painting FAQ

Can you paint over the old paint?

Only what is sound. Failed coating is removed to a sound edge first so the new system bonds to clean metal.

What colors are common?

White on most homes, bronze and black on renovated ones. Any exterior color is possible after priming.

Do you coordinate with park management?

Yes, for access and scheduling in manufactured-home and villa communities.

How long will the finish last?

With full preparation and an aluminum-specific coating, many years; inland Pinellas Park is among the easier environments for a cage finish.

More Pool Cage Services in Pinellas Park

Homeowners in Pinellas Park often combine work, so these pages cover the other services we schedule in the area: Pool Cage Restoration, Pool Cage Rescreening. Statewide details are on our main pool cage painting page.

Nearby Areas We Also Serve

From Pinellas Park our crews also cover Largo, St. Petersburg, Seminole, Clearwater and Tampa. The full list is on the service areas page.

Request a Pinellas Park Estimate

Send a few photos of the enclosure with your Pinellas Park address and we will reply with a written estimate. Call (844) 222-2115 or the Sarasota local line at (941) 260-7336, or use the form below.