Residential service

Panoramic Enclosures

Screen enclosures with the vertical bars mostly gone. If you paid for the view, keep the view.

Panoramic screen enclosure with bronze framing spanning a lakefront patio on a Florida home

The view is the point

A standard screen cage puts an aluminum upright roughly every seven feet, which chops a water view into slices. A panoramic enclosure removes most of those verticals and spans the opening with engineered framing instead, so you get wide, uninterrupted sightlines across the pool, the preserve, or the river.

The structure still meets the same wind-load requirements. The engineering just works harder so the aluminum can get out of the way.

Recent work

Unbroken lake view from under a panoramic screen enclosure with no vertical uprights in the sightline

Panoramic pool enclosure with open views and minimal vertical framing

How the job runs

1
Free on-site quote
We measure the space, talk options, and leave you a written price. No pressure.
2
Engineering & permit
We draw the structure, run wind-load calcs, and pull the county permit.
3
Build
Our own crews install with coastal-rated materials, usually within days of material arrival.
4
Walkthrough
We inspect the work with you and pass final inspection before we call it finished.

Common questions

Is a panoramic enclosure as strong as a regular cage?

Yes. The spans are engineered with heavier framing members and connections to carry the same wind loads with fewer uprights. It is more engineering, not less structure.

Can you convert my existing pool cage to panoramic?

Often, yes. We evaluate the existing structure and quote the conversion. Sometimes only the view side needs to change, which keeps the cost down.

What screen works best for views?

High-visibility mesh has thinner strands and an open weave that nearly disappears at a few feet. Pair it with panoramic framing and the enclosure stops being the thing you see.