Outdoor space you can actually use
Screen rooms, pool cages, rescreening, sunrooms, carports, and gutters across Polk County. Insured local aluminum crews, a free on-site measure, and the permit pulled under their license, not yours.
What services does Lakeland Outdoor Pro offer?
From screen rooms and pool cages to rescreening, storm repair, sunrooms, carports, and seamless gutters, we connect you with an insured local aluminum crew for whatever the property needs. Twelve core services, one call.
Screen Room & Lanai Enclosure Installation
Turn a bare slab or open lanai into usable space you can sit in through August.
Learn morePool Cage & Pool Enclosure Installation
Full aluminum cages engineered for Polk County wind load, built over new and existing decks.
Learn morePool Cage Rescreening & Screen Replacement
Panel-by-panel or whole-cage rescreens when the mesh has gone brittle and baggy.
Learn moreScreen Enclosure Repair & Storm Damage Restoration
Bent uprights, torn panels, and pulled anchors put back right after a storm rolls through.
Learn moreSunroom Construction
Glass rooms that stay comfortable year round, built on an engineered slab and footer.
Learn moreThree Season Room & Acrylic Window Enclosure
Vinyl and acrylic panels that close up a lanai for the cold snaps and open right back up.
Learn moreCarport Installation
Freestanding and attached aluminum carports that keep sun and hail off the car.
Learn moreAluminum Patio Cover & Awning Installation
Insulated and pan roof covers that drop the temperature on a west-facing patio.
Learn moreSeamless Gutter Installation
Gutters rolled on site and sized for the downpours Polk County gets every summer afternoon.
Learn moreGutter Guard Installation
Covers that keep oak catkins and pine needles out of a system you should not be climbing to clean.
Learn moreScreen Door & Panel Replacement
Sagging lanai doors rehung or replaced, plus one-off panel swaps that do not need a full rescreen.
Learn morePool Cage Painting & Frame Restoration
Strip, prep, and recoat an oxidized aluminum frame instead of replacing the whole cage.
Learn moreWhy do Polk County homeowners choose Lakeland Outdoor Pro?
Screen and aluminum is a specialty trade, not a sideline for a general handyman. The crews we route to build these every week and they know what Polk County ground and Polk County storms do to them.
- Specialists, not generalists. Screen rooms, pool cages, sunrooms, carports, and gutters are the whole job here, not something squeezed in between other trades.
- The slab gets checked before the quote. Anchors are only as good as the concrete they land in, and thin patio slabs and reclaimed ground around Bartow are exactly where cheap bids go wrong.
- Permits and engineering included. A sealed drawing for the wind speed at your address, pulled under the contractor's license. That engineering is most of what you are buying.
- Repair before replacement. Aluminum does not rust. A tired cage is usually chalked finish over a sound frame, and we will tell you when a rescreen beats a rebuild.
Where do we work in the Polk County area?
Same crew, same quality, from Lakeland's historic core to the Lake Wales Ridge citrus belt. Pick your city to see details specific to your area, including local notes and service specifics.
Ready to get that patio usable again?
Call for a free quote. Same-day service on most repairs.
Polk County screen enclosure questions, answered
A few of the things homeowners ask before they hire us. Don't see your question? Call us at (863) 777-5379.
All FAQsWhat areas in Polk County do you service?
We cover all of Polk County. That includes Lakeland, Winter Haven, Bartow, Lake Wales, Haines City, Auburndale, Davenport, and the smaller communities in between. If you are in Polk County and not sure we reach you, call and ask. We will tell you straight.
Do you charge for an estimate?
No. The estimate is free and it comes off an on-site measure rather than a phone description. Span, height, slab condition, and access move the number more than square footage does, and none of that can be assessed over the phone. Be cautious of anyone willing to give you a firm price sight unseen.
How much does it cost to rescreen a pool cage?
A full-cage rescreen usually runs $1,400 to $3,200 depending on screen area, cage height, and the mesh you pick. Individual panels are $35 to $90 each. If more than half the panels are bad, doing the whole cage at once costs less per panel than replacing them one at a time.
Do I need a permit for a screen enclosure in Polk County?
Yes. Screen enclosures are structures, so every Polk County jurisdiction requires a permit, an engineered design for the wind speed at your address, and an inspection. The contractor should pull it under their own license. Anyone offering to skip it is telling you something worth listening to.
Can a screen enclosure be my pool barrier?
It can, under Florida's residential pool safety law, and the deciding detail is the door hardware: self-closing, self-latching, with the latch high enough that a small child cannot reach it. That is the most common thing found wrong on older Polk County cages, and one of the cheapest to fix.