The project started with a review of Michael M.’s pool area on King Hill St in Port Charlotte. The team confirmed the scope, approximate size, roof style, mesh type, and the overall goal: building a large screened pool enclosure that would improve comfort, usability, and maintenance around the backyard.

A Screen Factory specialist measured the pool deck and surrounding area to confirm the 2,600 sq ft enclosure layout. This step helped define the structure’s footprint, access points, home connection areas, and installation conditions before the project moved into planning and material preparation.

The enclosure was planned with a mansard roof, regular screen mesh, and a layout designed to cover the full pool area while keeping the space open and functional. The planning phase focused on proportions, drainage, roof transitions, and making the final structure feel integrated with the home rather than added on as an afterthought.

Before installation, the project details were prepared for the build, including the enclosure layout, roof configuration, screen specifications, and material coordination. This back-end preparation helped keep the project organized and reduced surprises once the crew arrived on site.

The installation crew assembled the aluminum frame, built the mansard roof structure, and screened the large pool enclosure with regular screen mesh. Because of the 2,600 sq ft size, the work required careful alignment across the roof spans, wall sections, doors, and screen panels to create a clean finished appearance.

After the installation was completed, the team reviewed the finished enclosure with Michael M. The client said the work exceeded his expectations and that the pool enclosure came out much better than he expected, confirming that the final result delivered both quality and a strong homeowner experience.