How often should you clean your pool deck and cage in Daytona Beach?

Why Daytona Beach is different

Daytona Beach's pool share, 11%, and cage share, 12%, are close together and lower than most other towns covered here, but the ones that exist deal with both splash and salt air.

A typical pool deck and cage cleaning runs $249 in Daytona Beach, with most jobs landing between $249 and $344 depending on the enclosure's size, the lowest typical price among these towns.

With 67% of the town built before 1990, a number of Daytona Beach's screened cages are old enough that the aluminum frame shows dulling even where the screen mesh itself still looks fine.

Since the town's median home sits at 1,360 square feet, most Daytona Beach pool enclosures are on the smaller side, which is part of why the typical cleaning price here is the lowest of the towns covered in this group.

Questions people ask

Does salt air affect the cage frame?

Yes, aluminum frames near the coast tend to dull faster than ones further inland, which is part of why Daytona Beach cages benefit from the shorter end of the schedule.

Why are pool decks less common in Daytona Beach than other towns?

Only 11% of homes here have a pool, lower than several towns in this group, though the deck and cage schedule is the same for the ones that do.

Is $249 the minimum price?

It's the typical price for Daytona Beach; most jobs land between $249 and $344 depending on the size of the deck and cage.