Right Way Enclosures

Who they are

Right Way Enclosures works from Aetna Street in Sebastian, Indian River County, on Florida pool contractor license CPC1461491 — issued in March 2026, which makes it a few months old. Their domain dates from November 2024. Screen enclosures are the centre of what they do, with pool construction, renovation, repair, servicing, spas, water features and outdoor living alongside. 24 project photographs are published and the enclosure pages were updated in August 2026.

What the reviews say

Google has them at 4.9 from 58 reviews — close to four tenths above the Florida average of 4.52 across the 346 builders on this directory. Fifty-eight reviews against a license issued in March 2026 is a fast accumulation, so ask how long the team has been working together and under what name before this license; the reviews describe the crew, and the license describes the paperwork.

Seven reviewers name their professionalism. The warmest account is from someone who chose the company specifically for their patio and describes being scheduled promptly on the first call.

Both critical reviews are about the phone rather than the work. One customer called about resurfacing and finishing a pool deck — a service listed on the company's own website — and was told they do not offer it. The other describes a rude reception and took their business elsewhere. Neither says anything about a finished job, and the first is squarely the company's own doing: a website advertising work they do not do wastes everyone's time.

What they build

Screen enclosures first, then new pool construction, renovation, repair, servicing, spas and hot tubs, water features and outdoor living. They keep a written page for Deltona, which sits well north of their Sebastian base in Volusia County, so ask how far they actually travel before assuming coverage.

Before you sign

Ask them to confirm on the first call that they actually perform the specific job you want, and get it in writing — the clearest complaint on record is a service listed on their site that they do not offer. Ask how long the crew has worked together and under which license before March 2026. Ask for an enclosure finished a year or more ago, since that is the core of the business and the part a young license cannot vouch for. Scope, exclusions, payment stages, completion date, and the insurance certificate.