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How much does it cost to clean your pool deck and cage?

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Short answer: Cleaning a pool deck and cage in Volusia County typically costs around $275 though your real price depends on the size of the deck and the square footage of the screen enclosure around it. Puma prices the cage at 35 cents per square foot of screen and frame with a $249 minimum and pulls your pool and enclosure size straight from county records before you book. The price you book is the price you pay, so there is no surprise number waiting for you after the work is done.

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What goes into the number

Two things get priced here and not one. The concrete deck is priced like any other concrete surface on your property, using the same per square foot logic as a driveway or a patio. The screen enclosure is priced on its own at 35 cents per square foot of screen and frame with a $249 minimum. County records already have your pool and enclosure on file, so Puma uses those to build the number before anyone shows up at the house.

That is why a small screen room over a small deck lands closer to that $249 floor, and a tall, wide cage around a bigger deck lands well above the typical $275 for the county. Nothing about the number is a guess: it comes straight from the size of what you actually have.

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Why the deck and the cage are cleaned differently

The deck is concrete, so it gets a real pressure clean with a surface cleaner, the flat spinning tool that strips grime evenly without leaving stripes in the concrete. The screen and the aluminum frame around it are a different job entirely. They are thin and easy to tear or bend under too much force, so they get a gentler approach than the deck does.

Pricing them separately means you are not paying deck level labor for the screen, and you are not paying for screen level care on the concrete floor beneath it. Each surface gets the treatment it actually needs, priced on its own terms.

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What changes your price

The two things that move the number the most are the deck's square footage and the enclosure's square footage. Two stories of screen naturally cost more than a single story screen room does.

Booking the deck and cage alongside another service, like the house or the driveway, so that you have 3 or more services on the same visit, qualifies for 10% off the combined total. That makes it worth thinking about what else on the property could use a clean at the same time.

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How booking works

You book a day and pay a 25% deposit by card. You do not need to be home for the visit. Every job starts with one clean stripe on the deck, and if that stripe does not make you say whoa, the crew packs up and you pay nothing at all.

Photos go up before and after the work, and the rest of the price gets charged 24 hours later. If anything about the result looks off during that window, that gets a free re-clean instead of a charge.

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A cheaper way to stay ahead of it

Puma Pass books the deck and cage every 6 months automatically at 15% off, and you can skip a visit or cancel the pass anytime. A wet, shaded deck is one of the fastest surfaces on a property to grow algae again, so staying on a schedule usually costs less across a year than waiting until it looks bad and booking a one-off clean at full price.

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In Volusia County

Volusia County property records show 18% of homes here have a pool and 15% have a screened cage around it. Puma's price list puts the typical pool deck and cage price at $275 built from the concrete deck's square footage and the enclosure's screen and frame square footage on file for your address.

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Questions people ask

Does a taller cage or a two story screen cost more?

Yes. The enclosure is priced by total screen and frame square footage, so a two story cage costs more than a single story screen room of the same footprint.

Is the pool water itself part of the price?

No. This price covers the deck and the screen enclosure only, not the pool or its equipment.

What if I add a driveway or roof clean to the same visit?

Booking 3 or more services together, like the deck and cage plus the house, gets you 10% off the combined total instead of paying full price for each one on its own.

Can I try one clean before committing to a schedule?

Yes. Book a single visit first, and if it goes well, add Puma Pass afterward for 15% off every 6 months going forward.

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