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# Lanai & Pool Cage Cleaning Stonebridge Naples FL

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Stonebridge · North Naples · FL 34109

# Lanai & Pool Cage CleaningStonebridge

Stonebridge pool cages and screened lanais often look out on the course’s lakes — the course has water in play on 15 of its 18 holes. We clean them at screen-safe pressure and brighten aluminum that years of sun have chalked.

$249Small Lanai
Starting Price$299Pool Cage
Starting Price300 PSIMax on
Screens

## 🏊 Lakeside Screens, Seasoned Frames
Moisture · Algae · Oxidation
Water-facing enclosures catch more humidity, insects and spider webs than others, and shaded frame members turn green. With so much water on the course, that’s a common pattern in communities like Stonebridge.

Frames from the late 1980s and 1990s have usually oxidized to a chalky film. An aluminum brightener removes it and restores the finish; pressure just spreads it around.

Coach-home and villa owners often have smaller screened lanais. Those are quicker to clean and priced to match, and neighbors in the same building can book on the same visit.

**Ten neighborhoods, many enclosure sizes.** Stonebridge is split into ten neighborhoods of garden homes, coach homes, attached and detached villas and single-family homes. A garden home or attached villa may have a compact screened porch with no pool at all. A single-family home on a lake lot often has a full cage over the pool with the lanai under the same roof. We price by the enclosure in front of us, so a villa owner is not paying for a pool cage they do not have.

**Fairway-side screens take a beating.** When a home backs onto a fairway, the lower screen panels and kick plates on that side pick up grass clippings from mowers, fertilizer dust and mud splashed by course irrigation. Errant golf balls leave small tears and bent mesh. Those lower panels get extra hand brushing, and we flag any tears or popped spline for you before we rinse, since water pressure on a torn panel only makes the hole bigger. Clippings rinsed off early come away easily.

**Birds on the cage roof.** Stonebridge is a certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, and the club runs early-morning bird walks. Herons, egrets and ibis that feed in the lakes like to perch on cage beams, and their droppings stain the top screens and the frame below. We pre-treat those stains with a biodegradable cleaner, and keep our rinse water modest because whatever runs off a lakefront yard ends up in the lake the birds are feeding in.

**Original screens on older homes.** Homes here were built from the late 1980s through 1999, so any cage still wearing its first screens has had 25 years or more of sun on it. Old mesh turns brittle and the rubber spline shrinks out of its channel. Before we clean, we press-test a few panels by hand. If the screen is near the end of its life, we drop the pressure further and tell you which panels are likely to fail, so a rescreen can be planned rather than discovered.

**Roll-down shutters on the lanai.** Some Stonebridge homes have roll-down storm shutters over lanai openings. Their tracks collect sand, pollen and dead insects, and a jammed shutter is the last thing an owner wants when a storm is on the way. We brush out the side tracks, rinse the housing gently from below and keep water away from any motor or switch.

**One-story homes, low cage roofs.** Most homes are one-story ranch and traditional designs, which keeps the cage roof low. We clean the top screens from the ground and the lanai with extension poles and never climb on the cage, which can bend beams and pull screens loose.

**Spiders and lake bugs.** Lake lots draw swarms of small flying insects on still evenings, and spiders follow them. Webs fill the upper corners of the cage and the gap where the screen meets the house wall, and egg sacs stick tight to the beams. A plain rinse leaves most of that behind. We sweep the corners and beam joints with a soft brush before any water goes on, which is also why a lake-side cage stays clean longer after our visit.

**What your neighborhood association covers.** Each of the ten neighborhoods has its own documents. In Thornbrooke, for example, a listing shows the monthly fee covering lawn care, irrigation water and security. Screened enclosures are normally the owner’s job, but some attached-villa groups handle exterior items together, so check with your manager. Either way, we can work through the association or directly with you.

**Gate and timing.** Stonebridge has a guarded gatehouse, so we get registered with you or your manager before the visit. Seasonal owners often book the week before they come down, so the lanai is clean the day they arrive. If you are already in residence, most cages are finished in a morning, and you can use the lanai again as soon as the floor dries.

**Pricing.** Villa and coach-home lanais under 800 square feet start from $249. Standard pool cages begin at $299, and larger enclosures of 1,500 to 2,500 square feet start from $399. Brightening chalky frames adds $75 to $150, and the cage plus deck floor package is from $399.

Inside-Out RinseScreens are rinsed from the inside out at 100–300 PSI **so debris pushes through the mesh** instead of stretching it.

Stonebridge
2100 Winding Oaks Way
Naples, FL 34109
Collier County

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[📞 239-544-1165](tel:2395441165)

## 📄 Our Stonebridge Lanai Cleaning Steps
Frames · Screens · Floor
Step 1
### Walk & Protect
We walk the enclosure with you or alone, note torn panels and loose spline, then move furniture and cover the grill, outlets and pool equipment.

Step 2
### Beams Before Screens
The beams, gutters, kick plates and corner joints are soft washed first, from the top down, so dirty water from the frame cannot drip onto finished screens.

Step 3
### Gentle Screen Rinse
We rinse screens from inside the cage with a wide fan held back from the mesh, staying between 100 and 300 PSI and lower on old panels.

Step 4
### Floor, Tracks & Reset
We clean the lanai floor, treat any orange or green spots, brush out shutter tracks, give everything a fresh-water rinse and set the furniture back.

Aluminum CareA chalky frame needs brightener rather than a stronger spray. **If yours needs it, we price the oxidation treatment before we start.**

## 💰 Lanai & Pool Cage Cleaning Pricing in Stonebridge
Typical ranges · Free written quote

| Service | Typical Price | Notes |
| ------- | ------------- | ----- |
| Small lanai under 800 sq ft | From $249 | Coach-home and villa lanais |
| Standard pool cage | From $299 | Single-family pool homes |
| Large cage 1,500–2,500 sq ft | From $399 | Larger enclosures |
| Heavy oxidation treatment | Add $75–$150 | Chalky older frames |
| Pool cage + deck package | From $399 | Cage plus deck floor |

Final pricing depends on size, access and condition. Call [239-544-1165](tel:2395441165) for a free written quote.

## ❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Lanai & Pool Cage Cleaning · Stonebridge

### How often should a lake-facing cage be cleaned?
Once a year at minimum; every 8 to 10 months if the lake side greens up quickly.
### My frames leave white residue on my hands. Is that normal?
It’s aluminum oxidation. A brightener treatment removes it, from $75–$150 added to the clean.
### Can several coach-home owners book together?
Yes. We clean several lanais in one building on the same visit.
### A golf ball tore my screen. Can you still clean the cage?
Yes. We mark the torn panel, keep pressure off it and tell you about it so it can be rescreened.
### Do I need to be home?
Not if the lanai is reachable. We coordinate gate access in Stonebridge with you or your manager and send before-and-after photos when we finish.
### Can you clean the pool deck at the same time?
Yes. Our pool cage + deck package starts at $399 and covers the enclosure plus the deck floor. For sealing afterward see [pool deck paver sealing](https://naples-pressure-washing.com/pool-deck-paver-sealing-naples/).

## 📍 More Stonebridge Services
Exterior Cleaning
See every exterior cleaning service we offer in Stonebridge on the [Stonebridge service page](https://naples-pressure-washing.com/stonebridge-naples-exterior-cleaning/).

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