A pool enclosure is not a product you buy off a shelf. It's an architectural structure, custom-engineered to your pool dimensions, local climate conditions, and building codes. That's exactly why…
The framing of a pool enclosure is what gives it structural integrity. The glazing is what gives it character. The panels that form the roof and walls of your enclosure…
Choosing a pool enclosure is one of the most rewarding home improvement decisions you can make. But with so many variables — pool size, yard layout, climate, and local regulations…
For many homeowners across the northern United States, the swimming season lasts only a few short months. By late September or early October, cooler temperatures arrive, leaves begin covering the…
The roof is the most structurally consequential and visually prominent element of any pool enclosure. Yet most buyers spend far less time thinking about it than they do about automation,…
One of the most common misconceptions about pool enclosures is that they are only for new pools, that if your pool is already built and has been in the ground…
Not every homeowner with an outdoor living space has a pool. But virtually every homeowner with an outdoor patio shares the same frustration: the weather decides whether the space gets…
The Cost You Don’t See: Weather Is Taxing Your Space Are you paying the weather tax every week? Outdoor pools and patios bleed money in ways you can’t see—heat drifting…
What They Are And How To Choose One An enclosure is a covered screen structure that creates a barrier around our pool area. This barrier can keep unwelcome pests out,…
At Covers in Play, we’ve noticed after powerful storms or heavy snow fall a number of new customers contact us. Apparently, many homeowners end up with collapsed pool enclosures because…
Many homeowners want to enjoy their sparkling swimming pool all year-round. After all, they’ve made a significant investment in this structure, and they want to maximize its benefits. As such,…
The cost of a pool enclosure can vary significantly depending on where it is made and the quality of the materials used. Low-cost units made in China or Eastern Europe…