Interior

Out here in Florida, pool cages fade a lot faster than most people expect. Between the sun baking the frame all day and the moisture in the air, that clean finish you started with eventually starts to dull out. Sometimes the color washes out to a pale gray. Sometimes the metal starts looking tired even if it’s still structurally fine. When that happens, a good paint job can make a huge difference. That’s where we step in. At American Painters, we repaint pool cages every week, and we treat each one a little differently because no two enclosures age the same way. Maybe the frame has a few stubborn chalky spots, or the rails along the bottom have taken more weather than the top sections. We scrub everything down, deal with the problem areas, and then give the whole cage a smooth, even finish so the enclosure looks cared for again instead of worn out.

We’ve worked on small backyard cages, oversized lanais, and everything in between. When we’re on-site, we take our time checking the frame, cleaning what needs to be cleaned, and applying coatings that actually hold up to the Florida sun. The goal isn’t just to make the cage look freshly painted. It’s to make the space around your pool feel bright again, like the kind of place you want to relax for a while, not something you walk past and think you should fix “one day.”