Screen Enclosures & Pool Cages in Balm, FL
New pool cages, rescreens, and screen work for Balm's fast-growing area, from a state-licensed contractor based in nearby Brandon.
Balm is old Florida farmland that is turning into new-home country fast. Tucked south of Riverview and north of Wimauma, it has gone from strawberry fields and ranch land to a wave of new master-planned communities spreading down the Balm-Boyette corridor, and nearly every new home wants a pool cage or a screened lanai. We build, rescreen, and repair enclosures across all of it.
Because most of Balm's growth is brand-new construction, much of our work here is new pool cages and screened lanais rather than aging repairs, often on pond and preserve lots where no-see-um screen and a picture-window panel make the backyard. On the older ranch properties, tougher screen shrugs off the deer, dust and wind of open acreage. Family-owned and state-licensed (Florida Specialty Structure Contractor SCC131152382), screen experts in the Brandon area since 1986, 4.7★ across 245+ Google reviews, and USA-made Phifer screen on every job.
Since 1986
Family-owned & state-licensed
Why Balm Trusts Us
New pool cages, lanais & rescreens in Balm
HOA document support for Balm’s new communities
No-see-um screen for pond lots, tougher mesh for acreage
Picture-window panels for pond and preserve views
State-Licensed · SCC131152382 · 4.7★ · 245+ Google reviews
Free in-home estimates, based nearby in Brandon
Neighborhoods & Communities We Cover in Balm
We work all over Balm. Here are some of the communities we are in most often, and what we typically run into in each.
| Community/area | What we typically see |
|---|---|
| New Balm-Boyette communities | New master-planned neighborhoods spreading south from Riverview; new pool cages and lanais near ponds. |
| Ranch land & farmland | Older acreage properties where larger enclosures in a heavier mesh resist wildlife and debris. |
| Pond & preserve lots | New homes backing to water or conservation, where the view and the no-see-ums both matter. |
Three Kinds of Balm Screen Enclosures
Balm is farmland becoming new-home country, and its enclosures sort into three types.
New master-planned homes
What to expect:
Fresh construction along the Balm-Boyette corridor, usually with a builder pool and HOA design rules.
Typical work:
New pool cages and screened lanais with picture-window options and HOA document support.
Pond & preserve lots
What to expect:
New homes backing to water or conservation where the view sells the yard, and no-see-ums bite.
Typical work:
Picture-window panels for the view plus 20/20 No-See-Um to keep the tiny gnats out.
Ranch & acreage properties
What to expect:
Older farmland lots with larger enclosures and more exposure to wildlife and weather.
Typical work:
Tougher-mesh rescreens and custom builds made to take open-field wind and wildlife.
Every Service We Offer in Balm
Whatever your project, you get our full range of screen work in Balm, all USA-made Phifer with a one-year workmanship warranty. The services Balm homeowners ask us about most:
Pool Enclosures (new)
A new pool cage engineered for a fresh Balm build, HOA supplemental documents provided.
Pool Enclosures (new) →Screened Lanais (new)
A brand-new screened lanai to finish a Balm-Boyette build or refresh a farmhouse.
Screened Lanais (new) →Premium Screen Materials
Tighter no-see-um for the new pond lots and heavier mesh for the ranch land.
Premium Screen Materials →Lanai Rescreen
Put fresh screen on a lanai and step up to no-see-um near the new-community ponds.
Lanai Rescreen →Insulated Panel Roofs
Insulated panels overhead for shade on a wide-open Balm cage.
Insulated Panel Roofs →Screened Carports
Screen a carport or outbuilding on a ranch property against debris.
Screened Carports →Also available in Balm, all with the same screen and warranty:
What Our Customers Say
Verified Google reviews from homeowners across Brandon and East Hillsborough County. Every name is public on our Google profile.
Why Balm Homeowners Choose Lanai Guy
A crew that builds in Balm’s new neighborhoods
Balm is a straight run down Balm-Riverview Road from us, so Todd is usually out within thirty minutes, and we have put up enough first-time cages on builder pools here to know the HOA rules and the pond-lot bug problems before we arrive.
State-licensed and fully insured
Lanai Guy is a Florida state-licensed Specialty Structure Contractor, SCC131152382, and fully insured. You can verify the license for free at MyFloridaLicense.com. Our tagline says it plainly: only do business with a state-licensed contractor.
USA-made Phifer screen and 245+ Google reviews
We install only genuine Phifer screen, made in the USA in Alabama, never imported mesh, and we back every job with a one-year material and workmanship warranty. That work has earned us 4.7 stars across 245+ Google reviews.
Honest Advice for Balm Homeowners
Most Balm work these days is new construction, so the honest advice is about doing it right the first time. On a pond or preserve lot, a picture-window panel and no-see-um screen usually earn their keep, and on an older ranch property, a tougher mesh saves you a repeat job after the first rough season. Where standard screen is genuinely all you need, we will tell you that too.
What Happens When You Call
You reach a real person
Tammy answers, talks through your issue, rough pricing, and scheduling on the first call.
Free in-home estimate
Todd comes to your Balm home, looks at the actual screen, and measures for a real price.
A written quote
A clear price we honor until our suppliers raise theirs. A $100 minimum applies to small repairs.
Done right, cleaned up
Our own crew does the work with USA-made Phifer screen and leaves the site spotless, including the pool.
Serving Balm from Brandon
Balm sits south of Riverview and north of Wimauma, inside our service area, so we cover it with no travel surcharge. From the new Balm-Boyette communities to the older ranch land, we cover all of Balm.
Balm Screen FAQ
Yes. Balm is south of Riverview and north of Wimauma, inside our service area, so we cover it with no travel surcharge, from the new Balm-Boyette communities to the ranch land.
Yes. New pool cages and screened lanais make up the bulk of our Balm work, built to code and your community's HOA design rules, often with a picture-window panel over the pond.
Usually, yes. The tiny gnats off the water go through standard screen. 20/20 No-See-Um stops them for a small upcharge and is worth it on most Balm waterside lots.
On open acreage with wildlife and weather, Super Screen or TuffScreen resists tears far better than standard mesh, especially on larger enclosures.
A rescreen starts around $1,000 for a lanai and $2,500 for a pool cage; new enclosures are priced by size and design. Your exact price comes with a free in-home estimate.
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