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Pool Cage & Lanai Cleaning in Bradenton, FL
Screens, aluminum frames and pool decks in Bradenton hold moisture and grow mildew in channels and corners. We clean them at low pressure so screens aren’t damaged, keep cleaning solution out of your pool water, and wash the deck separately.
Last updated: October 24, 2026
What we clean
Screens, frames and decks
Screens
Mildew and pollen cloud screens and block the view. Low pressure cleans them without tearing or stretching the mesh.
Aluminum frames
Frames hold moisture and salt, and mildew collects in the channels. Cleaning also makes oxidation easier to spot.
Pool deck and lanai floor
Concrete, pavers and travertine each get a method suited to the material, and algae that makes them slippery is removed.
The visit
How a pool cage visit works
Protect
Pool, plants and furniture areas are protected before any solution is used.
Screens and frame
Low-pressure wash of the mesh and the aluminum frame.
Deck
The deck is cleaned separately, with a method that matches the surface.
Rinse and walkthrough
A final rinse and a look at the result with you.
Signs and limits
When does a cage need cleaning?
- Dark or green spotting on screens
- Mildew in the frame channels and corners
- A chalky white film on aluminum
- A slippery or dark pool deck
What cleaning can’t fix
Some problems need a different trade.
- Torn or sagging screens need rescreening
- Severe oxidation on frames needs repainting
- Cracked decks need repair
- We’ll point these out, not hide them
Water rules
Water restrictions and pool cage cleaning
Manatee County is under a drought water-shortage order through March 31, 2027. Annual pressure washing for appearance alone isn’t allowed, but necessary maintenance and preparing a surface for painting or sealing are. A slippery pool deck is a safety hazard, and removing algae or mildew a broom can’t remove may count as necessary maintenance. We assess before scheduling.
We confirm what applies to your property before we schedule.
FAQ
Pool cage questions
Will pressure tear my screens?
High pressure can tear or stretch mesh, which is why we use low pressure on screens and frames.
What about chemicals near my pool?
We protect the pool and keep solution and runoff out of the water as much as possible.
How often should a cage be cleaned?
Many need it every 6 to 12 months, sooner when shaded or surrounded by landscaping.
Can you clean travertine decks?
Yes, with products suited to natural stone, so tell us what you have.
Do you rescreen cages?
We don’t, but we’ll tell you if screens are torn so you can arrange it.
Sources: SWFWMD water-shortage order and guidance.
Typical cost
What pool cage and lanai cleaning costs in Bradenton
A single-story pool cage or lanai screen cleaning runs about $200–$500, and large or two-story cages about $500–$900. Pool deck cleaning runs about $0.25–$0.60 per square foot.
These are typical 2026 ranges, not quotes. See the full price guide or request a free written quote.
Keep reading
More about pool cage and lanai cleaning in Bradenton
Worried about damaging screens? Read how soft washing differs from pressure washing and how often pool cages need cleaning.
We clean pool cages and lanais across Manatee County, including West Bradenton and Palma Sola, Northwest Bradenton, Downtown Bradenton and Riverwalk, Lakewood Ranch, Anna Maria Island and Palmetto, Ellenton and Parrish. See all service areas for local conditions.
Pool cages are often cleaned with paver cleaning and sealing and house washing. Check the 2026 pressure washing price guide and the current Manatee County water restrictions before you book. Browse all pressure washing guides, read the FAQ, learn how we work, or request a free written quote.
Free written quote
Ready to get your property cleaned the right way?
Send your address and a few photos. We’ll reply with a written quote that lists each surface, the method and the price, and tell you if any water rules affect your job.
- A written quote, not a pushy sales call
- Method matched to every surface
- Water-order check before we book