Pool cage lighting in Venice, FL, permanent JellyFish LEDs mounted on the cage frame, typically costs $4,500–6,000 for most cages and is usually installed in about a day. Our Venice-based crew designs the layout, mounts the lights in color-matched channel, and sets up the app with you. Larger and two-story cages cost more.
Our shop is at 1836 S Tamiami Trail, so a Venice pool cage is about as local as our work gets. Evenings on the lanai and weekends by the pool are part of daily life here, not an occasional thing, and that is exactly what cage lighting is for.
South Venice has larger lots, established ranch homes, and big screened pool cages, most of them without an HOA, and it is where a lot of our everyday warm-white cage work happens. In Venice Gardens, most one-story homes have a cage out back and mature landscaping, so lighting the cage and the palms on the same controller is the usual plan. On Venice Island, the newer pool cages behind the 1920s Mediterranean homes take the standard cage layout.
The newer communities along River Road come with new cages, fresh stucco, and architectural review boards; we provide the spec sheet and daytime photos for your application. In Nokomis, coastal humidity and salt air are the rule, which is what sealed, low-voltage LEDs in aluminum channel are built for, and installs there are minutes from the shop.
Most Southwest Florida lanais go dark at sunset, or get one harsh fixture. Permanent LED lights along the cage's horizontal members change that: clean white light for everyday evenings, and any color or animation for parties, from one app.
Pool cages are high-visibility structures, and bad lighting shows: gaps, crooked runs, exposed wire. Our crew also builds and rescreens cages through our sister company, Gulf Coast Rescreen, so we know how a cage goes together, where the lights belong, and how they survive a rescreen. Individual lights on the horizontal members, verticals dark, an optional ribbon along the pool coping. Designed to your structure, installed with trim-matched channel.
Projects start at $4,500. The average Innovative Lighting project comes in just under $5,000.
A pool cage, a front soffit, or a landscape package. Where most projects land.
A larger cage, the full roofline, or the cage plus the front of the home.
Larger homes with several lighting zones usually land between $10,000 and $15,000. Commercial properties are quoted per site.
Roofline or cage perimeter is the biggest factor. A long, low ranch and a compact two-story can cost the same.
Tall or two-story cages need lifts and more careful routing.
Standard JellyFish lights are the value option. The Saber Series is a continuous line of light and is priced per foot.
Front and back on separate controls, or one zone for everything.
Five steps. Most homes are lit in about a day.
Tell us what the space should feel like at night. Most of this happens by text.
We rough it in from satellite, then walk the property. You get a layout that fits your lines and one number.
A Venice crew mounts color-matched channel, runs the wire out of sight, and cleans up. Most homes are done in about a day.
We build your scenes with you: Every night, Holiday, Party. Schedules set to sunset.
Questions later, a local team to call. Lights are replaceable, and we can come out.
“Absolutely love our lights. The design is great how they seamlessly attached to the house and match the soffit color. Can’t tell they are there till they are on. You can set any color or theme for any occasion or holiday. The best part is no more putting up Christmas lights.”
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Authorized JellyFish Lighting® dealerBradenton to Punta GordaSister company: Gulf Coast RescreenMost cages run $4,500–6,000 installed. Projects start at $4,500; larger and two-story cages run more, and adding the pool coping ribbon or landscape lights adds to it. Your estimate is an exact number after we see the property.
Usually about a day. Most cages are done in a single day; a larger two-story home, or a full roofline plus the cage, can take two.
Yes. The lights mount to the aluminum cage frame and run on low voltage, and the controller and power connection sit away from the pool. We design every layout to Florida's pool electrical code.
The lights stay put. They are on the frame, not the screen, and our sister company Gulf Coast Rescreen works around them every week. Tell your rescreen crew, or use ours.
Yes. The newer cages behind Venice Island's older homes take our standard layout: lights on the horizontal members, verticals dark, and an optional ribbon along the pool coping.
Pool cage & lanai lightingThe room after dark
Soffit perimeter lightingHoliday lights, permanently
Saber lightingOne continuous line of light
Landscape lightingPaths, palms, plantings
Permanent Christmas lightsUp once. Down never.
Commercial lightingBusinesses, HOAs, apartments