White brings out a light and airy look and feel on anything. Choosing a white pool enclosure will make your outdoor pool space look brighter when it reflects the sunlight and it gives the illusion of a bigger space…
BUT, that’s only true if your white pool enclosure is completely clean and not rusted out. Unfortunately, as good as white looks when it’s clean, every small speck of dirt or rust is extremely visible because it’s almost highlighted against the white enclosure.
Every few years, your pool enclosure may need maintenance and restoration to keep it fresh and looking new, especially if it’s white.
Our client in Cape Coral had a white pool enclosure, but it was old and clearly in need of our restoration service. They called us to have it done as conveniently as possible.
We came and got to work immediately. Since we’ve worked on numerous enclosures like this, we knew exactly what they needed.
We replaced all fasteners with ceramic coated steel. This could last them a few years without those yellow stains when fasteners start to get rusted from inside out.
We then repainted the aluminum structure with a new white coat of paint. It’s sprayed on electrostatically to make sure the paint is evenly applied.
For the screens, we installed Phifer 18/14, which is durable against all kinds of weather. While we’re at it, we also included hurricane cables for this project. With it, the enclosure would have extra support during extreme rainstorms and hurricanes.
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