Installing a pool enclosure costs $12,055 on average, with most homeowners spending $6,944 to $18,831, according to Angi (updated September 2026)1. HomeAdvisor – corporate sibling publishing matching figures, which alone do not establish independent corroboration – reports the same $12,055 average and $6,944 to $18,831 normal range, with project totals from $910 for basic covers upward depending on cover type and pool size (updated June 2026)2. Fixr, an unaffiliated publisher, puts the national average at $18,000 for a defined build – a polycarbonate enclosure tall enough to walk beneath that also encloses the pool deck – within a $10,000 to $30,000 range, from $5,000 for a screen enclosure covering only the pool (updated January 2025)3. The averages carry different stated scopes, and no conclusion about the gap follows.

Avg install (Angi/HomeAdvisor, 2026)
$12,055
normal range $6,944 – $18,83112
Avg defined build (Fixr, 2025)
$18,000
range $10,000 – $30,0003
Screen enclosure (all 3 publishers)
$8 – $15
per sq ft123
Labor (all 3 publishers)
$35 – $50
per hour123

Cost per square foot by material

All three publishers state the same per-square-foot ranges by material123; these are separately published figures at Angi and Fixr (Angi and HomeAdvisor are corporate siblings), and the pages state no shared sourcing. HomeAdvisor also prices a typical 700-square-foot pool2:

Material Per sq ft (all 3 publishers) HomeAdvisor 700-sq-ft total (2026)
Screen $8 – $15 $5,600 – $10,500
Polycarbonate $20 – $200 $14,000 – $140,000
Glass $30 – $75 $21,000 – $52,500

Retractable-enclosure pricing is omitted: HomeAdvisor states two conflicting high-end retractable figures, and Fixr's headline retractable figure conflicts with its own design table. Fixr's summary also states a stationary glass/polycarbonate range that conflicts with its own material table; it is omitted. HomeAdvisor prices manual low-profile retractable covers – a separate product from motorized enclosures – from $3,0002.

Cost by height

Height Angi/HomeAdvisor per sq ft (2026) Fixr per sq ft (2025)
Low (covers only the pool) $24 – $75 $25 – $75
Medium (most common) $8 – $100 $8 – $100
High (full ceiling height) $15 – $200 $15 – $200

The low-height figures diverge slightly between the publishers; the pages state no shared sourcing, and no conclusion about the gap follows.

Cost by design

Design Angi/HomeAdvisor (2026) Fixr (2025)
Domed $870 – $1,500 (avg $1,200) $500 – $200,000
Screened dome (above-ground) – $500 – $5,000
Lean-to (attached) $5,000 – $20,000 $5,000 – $20,000
Shed roof – $8,000 – $30,000
Gable roof – $8,000 – $30,000
Hip roof – $10,000 – $30,000
Mansard roof – $10,000 – $50,000
Custom $20,000 – $200,000 –
Retractable omitted (conflicting figures) omitted (conflicting figures)

The publishers' domed figures diverge widely; the pages state no shared sourcing, and no conclusion about the gap follows. Fixr's custom-enclosure figure conflicts within its own page and is omitted. Angi prices freestanding enclosures at $5,000 to $20,000, attached enclosures at $5,000 to $50,000, and portable freestanding models at $750 to $7,5001. Fixr prices above-ground dome enclosures at $400 to $1,200, vinyl enclosures from $500, and inflatable domes from $4003.

Doors

All three publishers state the same door prices123; these are separately published figures, and the pages state no shared sourcing. A standard pool cover – a simpler alternative – starts at $1001:

Door type Average cost (all 3 publishers)
Screen door $50 – $500
Storm door $100 – $1,000
Doggy door $150 – $500

Kits

HomeAdvisor puts pool enclosure kits at $3,900 on average: above-ground pool kits start at $600, all-vinyl in-ground kits run up to $6,100, and high-end telescopic polycarbonate kits reach $15,0002. Angi prices kits at $600 to $15,000 for materials only, with labor not included1. Fixr prices a roughly 6-by-100-foot Florida Glass kit at about $600 without installation3.

Labor

All three publishers report labor at about $35 per hour for screen and polycarbonate enclosures and $50 per hour for glass123; these are separately published figures, and the pages state no shared sourcing. Fixr notes most enclosure companies roll labor into the enclosure price3. HomeAdvisor adds that painting during installation costs an additional $1.75 per square foot2.

Brands

Angi and Fixr publish matching brand pricing13; these are separately published figures, and the pages state no shared sourcing:

Brand Cost per sq ft (Angi and Fixr)
Libart $75 – $200
DynaDome $75 – $200
Roll-a-Cover $80 – $120

Add-ons and related costs

Item Publisher Cost
Permits HomeAdvisor (2026) $30 – $325
Snow/wind reinforcement Angi (2026) / Fixr (2025) about 10% added to total
Screen mesh or aluminum framing Angi (2026) $5 – $15
Rescreening Fixr (2025) about $5 per sq ft
Rescreen or repair HomeAdvisor (2026) $700 – $5,000
Panel cleaning Fixr (2025) $75 – $200 per visit
Cage painting Fixr (2025) $1,500 – $2,000
Lighting with wiring HomeAdvisor (2026) / Fixr (2025) $800 – $2,000
Lighting Angi (2026) $625 each
HVAC extension or dehumidifier HomeAdvisor (2026) $300 – $5,000
HVAC extension Fixr (2025) about $1,000
HVAC upgrades Angi (2026) $1,600 – $5,200
Privacy shades HomeAdvisor (2026) / Fixr (2025) $30 – $200 / $20 – $50 each
Gutters (sloped roofs) Fixr (2025) $3 – $5 per linear ft
Landscaping Angi (2026) $1,270 – $6,000
Pool liner repair HomeAdvisor (2026) $2,300
Drain, fill, and treat pool HomeAdvisor (2026) $650+
Ongoing pool maintenance HomeAdvisor (2026) $1,200 – $1,800 per year

The publishers' HVAC and privacy-shade figures diverge across units and scopes; the pages state no shared sourcing, and no conclusion about the gaps follows.

Sources

  1. Angi – How Much Does a Pool Enclosure Cost to Install? (updated September 2026)
  2. HomeAdvisor – How Much Do Pool Enclosures Cost? (updated June 2026)
  3. Fixr – Pool Enclosure Cost (updated January 2025)