Largo sits in the middle of the Pinellas peninsula, close enough to the Gulf and the Intracoastal to get salt on a west wind but far enough that most of its pool cages age from sun, trees and plain years. A great many Largo homes were built in the 1960s through the 1980s, and the cages that came with them or were added soon after are now some of the oldest working enclosures in the county.

ABC Pool Cage Painting repaints aluminum pool enclosures across Largo, from the neighborhoods near Ulmerton Road and the Intracoastal to the streets east toward Pinellas Park and north toward Clearwater. Older frames are often heavier than modern ones and repaint very well when the structure is sound.

Repainting a Cage That Was Painted Before

Most Largo cages have been repainted at least once, often with house paint that was never meant for aluminum. It lifts in sheets on the sunny side and holds moisture underneath. Our preparation removes failed coating to a sound edge, dissolves chalk and mildew, removes oxidation mechanically, treats rust at every fastener and replaces corroded screws with stainless steel. The frame is then primed with an adhesion primer and coated with a product designed for exterior aluminum.

Trees, Shade and Mildew

Mature oaks and pines over the older lots keep the frame damp and stain it with tannin. Preparation starts with cleaning and mildew treatment, and roof channels are cleared of litter before any coating. Branches touching the cage are trimmed back where the homeowner allows.

Manufactured-Home and Villa Communities

Largo has many manufactured-home and villa communities with lanai enclosures. We repaint aluminum frames in those communities with the same process, coordinate with park management or the association on access, and can complete several units in one visit for a uniform look.

Colors

White is the traditional choice and still the majority finish; bronze and black are increasingly chosen on renovated homes. A repaint is the least expensive moment to change color since the frame is stripped and primed regardless.

Process and Timeline

• Chemical wash, mildew and tannin treatment, chalk removal and channel clearing.
• Removal of failed coating, mechanical oxidation removal, rust treatment and stainless hardware.
• Adhesion primer and exterior aluminum coating sprayed with the pool, lanai floor, house and plantings protected.
• Screen replaced after cure when included; doors and chair-rail caps renewed.

Two to four working days for most single-family cages and lanai enclosures in Largo.

Largo Pool Cage Painting FAQ

My cage is from the 1970s. Can it still be painted?

If the beams are straight and the anchors hold, yes; older frames are often heavier gauge and restore very well.

Do you paint lanai enclosures in mobile-home parks?

Yes, with access coordinated through park management.

Will the old peeling paint be removed?

Failed coating is removed to a sound edge before the new system is applied.

Do you serve Belleair Bluffs and the Intracoastal side?

Yes, along with the rest of central Pinellas.

More Pool Cage Services in Largo

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

Request a Largo Estimate

Send a few photos of the enclosure with your Largo 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.