Screened Pool Enclosures
Custom aluminum frames with insect, no-see-um, solar, or privacy screening tailored to your sun and pest exposure.
Pool Enclosures in League City, TX
Your Custom Pool Enclosure Builder in League City, TX
Beat the heat and the bugs—without giving up sunshine. Simmons Home Design designs and builds custom pool enclosures that protect your pool, reduce maintenance, and turn your backyard into an all-weather outdoor living room.
- Locally & Family-Owned
- Engineered for Gulf Coast Wind
- Permit & HOA Paperwork Handled
- Custom Aluminum & Premium Screening
Why League City Homeowners Choose a Pool Enclosure
League City sits in that sweet spot between Houston and the bay—close enough to enjoy the water and coastal breeze, but far enough inland to feel every bit of the Texas heat and humidity. For many homeowners in neighborhoods like South Shore Harbour, Mar Bella, Hidden Lakes, and the older tree-lined streets off FM 518, a pool enclosure is less of a luxury and more of a sanity saver.
First, there's the safety and liability side. Backyard pools are wonderful gathering spots, but they also come with serious responsibility. A properly engineered enclosure adds a physical barrier between kids, pets, and open water while still feeling open and airy. League City homeowners also face strict HOA and insurance requirements. Our structures are designed to meet current codes, wind loads, and barrier requirements so you have less to worry about.
Second is the economic side. Coastal wind, oak pollen, and year-round debris make your pool work hard. A screened enclosure keeps leaves, critters, and most UV off the water. That means fewer chemicals, less cleaning time, and equipment that doesn't have to run as long. Over the life of the pool, those savings add up—and your weekends stop being dominated by the skimmer net.
Third is comfort and usability. Mosquitoes, no-see-ums, and late-afternoon sun can make an uncovered patio miserable from May through October. With the right combination of roof style, screening, and options like fans and lighting, your enclosure becomes a shaded, breezy, bug-free hangout you can use morning, afternoon, and late into the evening.
More Than a Cage: Safety, ROI, and Comfort in One System
A pool enclosure isn't a one-size-fits-all box. It's a small engineered structure that has to balance safety, economics, and everyday comfort at the same time.
Safety & Liability
Adds a code-compliant barrier between children/pets and open water while helping satisfy local barrier and insurance requirements.
Economic Efficiency
Blocks debris and UV, which cuts chemical use, reduces filter and pump run-time, and can even improve heating efficiency.
Usability & Comfort
Keeps out mosquitoes and no-see-ums, softens the sun, and lets you swim or lounge whether it's windy, rainy, or blazing hot.
What We Build in League City
Attached & Freestanding Structures
Engineered tie-ins to your existing roof or freestanding enclosures built around irregular pool shapes and tight lots.
Structural Upgrades
High-wind engineering, upgraded fasteners, and drainage solutions built for Gulf Coast storms and League City clay soil.
Why Every Enclosure Is Custom-Built
No two backyards in League City are the same. Pool shapes, rooflines, sun patterns, oak trees, and HOA rules all pull the design in different directions. Instead of forcing "standard box" kits onto every yard, we use a mass-customization approach:
- We measure and model your pool and patio digitally so every beam, post, and door fits your space.
- Aluminum extrusions are cut and pre-fabricated to length in a controlled shop, then assembled on-site.
- You get the efficiency of a proven system with the flexibility of a custom design, engineered for your home.
The result is an enclosure that looks like it came with the house, stands up to coastal weather, and works the way your family actually uses the pool.
League City Pool Enclosure FAQs
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Do I need a permit or HOA approval?
Yes. Most pool enclosures in League City require a building permit, wind-load engineering, and HOA approval. Simmons Home Design handles all permits and HOA paperwork for you—drawings, submittals, and inspections—so the project stays compliant from day one.
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How long does a pool enclosure install take?
After permits and materials are ready, typical installs run 3–5 days on site depending on size, complexity, and weather. We keep your yard clean and communicate each step from layout to final walkthrough.
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Should I choose attached or freestanding?
Attached enclosures create a smooth transition from the back door to the pool and can feel more like an outdoor room. Freestanding structures work well for detached pools or tight rooflines. We'll review pros and cons for your specific lot and HOA.
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What screen type do you recommend?
Standard insect screen works for many homes, but if you're closer to the water or struggle with no-see-ums, we may suggest a tighter weave. Solar screens are ideal for harsh west-facing backyards. We explain the visibility, airflow, and cost differences before you decide.
Ready to See What Fits Your Pool?
Whether your pool is new or existing, rectangular or freeform, we'll design a custom enclosure that meets League City wind codes, HOA rules, and your family's wish list.
📞 Call or text (346) 617-4130Or use the form below to request your free design and quote.