The Florida pool cage, reimagined at night.
Screened pool enclosures are part of life in Southwest Florida. They keep out bugs and leaves and make the pool deck an extra room of the house. But once the sun sets, many of them go dark, lit by a single pool light and a bright fixture by the slider.
Thoughtful pool cage lighting changes how you use the space. Soft light along the enclosure frame, warm accents on the deck, and lit palms beyond the screen turn the lanai into the place everyone gathers after dinner.
What a pool cage lighting design can include
- Enclosure frame lighting: subtle lighting along the beams and structure of the cage.
- Deck and step lighting: low-level light that makes edges, steps and walkways safe after dark.
- Lanai and seating areas: warm, comfortable light for dining and conversation.
- The view beyond: uplit palms and gardens outside the screen, so the view stays alive at night.
- Bistro and string lights: a relaxed, festive layer. See patio & bistro lighting.
Safety and comfort, together
Wet decks, pool edges and steps need to be clearly visible at night, but nobody wants to sit under a floodlight. We layer low, glare-free lighting for safe movement with softer accent light for atmosphere, so the space feels both safe and relaxing.
We also keep Florida conditions in mind: humidity, heavy summer rain, pool chemicals and, near the water, salt air. Materials and connections are chosen with those conditions in mind.
How it works
1. Walk-through and design
We look at how you use your pool and lanai, and plan lighting for the enclosure, deck and the view beyond.
2. Lighting demo
See the effect at night before anything is installed.
3. Installation
Neat, careful installation that respects your enclosure and your pool deck.
4. Ongoing care
Adjustments and repairs whenever you need them. See maintenance & repair.