How do I start a pool enclosure order?

Click Start My Pool Enclosure Order on our website. Answer a few easy questions about your pool area, upload photos, and choose your options. Our team will review your request and contact you with the next steps.

What areas do you serve for pool enclosures?

We serve [City] and surrounding areas including [Service Areas]. Enter your address during the order process and we will confirm your location is in our service area.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. We are licensed, insured, and workers' comp compliant. Your home and property are protected during every project.

What screen options do you offer?

We use Phifer screen products. Our standard option is Phifer 18x14 fiberglass pool and patio screen. For smaller bugs, we offer the Phifer 20x20 no-see-um screen upgrade.

Is the online order a final contract?

No. The online order is a request to start your quote. The final price, design, code review, permitting, engineering, HOA review, and schedule must all be reviewed and approved before any work begins.

Do I need to upload photos?

Photos are optional but very helpful. Clear photos of your pool area, home, and roofline help our team prepare a more accurate quote and may speed up the review process.

What factors influence the cost of a pool enclosure in Orange City?

The final price is determined by the size and complexity of your pool deck, the type of frame finish, and the specific screen mesh selected. Roof style, such as a gable or mansard, and site-specific engineering requirements for wind load also impact the total cost.

How does the online quote process work?

You can request a free quote by visiting our website and uploading photos of your existing pool area. Our team reviews these details to assess the project scope, then we follow up to discuss your design preferences, permitting requirements, and next steps for a site visit.

Do you handle the permit process for Volusia County?

Yes, we manage the entire permitting process. This includes preparing the necessary engineering drawings, submitting applications to the Volusia County building department, and ensuring all documentation meets current Florida building codes before construction begins on your property.

How does my HOA affect my new pool enclosure?

Many Orange City communities have specific architectural guidelines for outdoor structures. We assist by providing the site plans and material specifications you need to submit to your HOA for approval, ensuring the finished enclosure complies with your neighborhood association rules.

What is the difference between standard mesh and no-see-um screens?

Standard 18x14 fiberglass mesh provides excellent airflow and durability for general use. For homeowners near wetlands or areas with significant insect activity, we offer a 20x20 no-see-um screen with a tighter weave designed to prevent the smallest insects from entering your pool area.

What is the typical timeline for an installation?

Timeline varies based on current permit processing times in Volusia County and material availability. Once your permits are secured and materials are staged, our team works efficiently to complete the installation while maintaining structural integrity and meeting all local safety standards.

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Volusia County · Orange City, FL

Pool Enclosures in Orange City, FL

Southern Construction provides professional screen enclosure installation for homeowners throughout Orange City. Our team manages the entire process from initial design to final inspection, ensuring your structure meets local building codes. Whether you are protecting your pool from inland heat or seeking a cleaner outdoor space, we deliver durable, code-compliant results for your property.

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No obligation · Licensed & Insured

Licensed & Insured

Workers' comp compliant

Locally Owned

Central Florida crew

Permit & HOA Help

We coordinate the paperwork

FL Wind-Code Built

Ready for hurricane season

Engineered for Orange City Homes

Every enclosure is designed around your property, your HOA, and Florida wind-load code.

Florida Wind-Load Engineering

Every enclosure is engineered to meet stringent Volusia County wind-load requirements. We use heavy-duty aluminum frames and reinforced bracing to withstand high-wind events and hurricane-season weather patterns common in Central Florida.

Custom Screen Mesh Options

We offer premium mesh selections including standard fiberglass for durability and tight-weave options to block no-see-ums. Our team helps you choose the right screen to balance airflow, sunlight reduction, and pest resistance.

Professional Permitting and Coordination

Navigating HOA regulations and Volusia County permitting is part of our service. We handle the paperwork and technical documentation required to get your enclosure approved and built according to local building ordinances.