Pool cage cleaning in Palm City, FL

Yes, pool cage cleaning in Palm City is done with low-pressure soft washing that cleans the mesh without tearing it or popping splines. High-pressure washing is not used on screen panels because it damages the material.

Martin County's humidity, oak and palm pollen, and frequent summer rain create ideal conditions for algae and mildew to grow on screen mesh. Homes near wooded lots or the St. Lucie River tend to see buildup return faster than others.

We clean the screen panels inside and out, aluminum frames, support beams, door frames, and kick plates across the full enclosure. Spider webs, pollen, mold, mildew, and algae are all addressed.

Most homes in Palm City and Stuart benefit from a full pool cage cleaning once or twice a year. Properties near water, heavy tree cover, or with high pollen exposure often need attention more frequently.

Yes, we clean the full enclosure including overhead roof panels, which are the hardest to reach and often the dirtiest. Skipping the roof panels leaves algae in place where it spreads back down to the sides.

Moving patio furniture and loose items out of the enclosure before we arrive helps us access all panels and frames without interruption. We protect your pool and surrounding landscaping from runoff during the cleaning process.