Pool Cage Cleaning

What This Service Involves

A pool cage's fine mesh screening catches everything the Northwest throws at it, from cedar pollen to windblown algae spores. We use a dedicated low-pressure soft wash so the screen panels are cleaned without stretching the spline or blowing out sections. The structural framing and support bolts are cleaned to halt the rust weeping that stains screens below. With growth cleared, airflow and visibility through the cage improve noticeably.

Benefits

Clears algae and mildew from fine screen mesh safely; Prevents rust weeping from framing onto the panels; Improves airflow and sightlines through the cage; Protects screen spline with soft-wash-safe pressure

Our Process

1) Brush debris from screen tracks and corner brackets; 2) Apply a soft wash mix formulated for screen mesh; 3) Rinse each panel gently from top to bottom; 4) Detail framing, bolts, and the base channel

What Affects the Cost

Overall cage size and panel count; Height and roof span of the structure; Amount of pollen and organic buildup; Rust and oxidation on the framing; Access around the pool and landscaping

Best Time of Year

Clean the cage in early summer after the heaviest pollen and needle drop have passed.