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Old 03-22-2011, 09:49 AM
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We are moving and building this summer. We would like to enclose our lanai. Any recommendations? Also approximate costs?
Also any recommendations for carpenter to make a bar?
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Old 03-22-2011, 03:07 PM
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T&D are great and do most of the work for the builders here. They gave us a fair price and once the permits were approved they descended like locust and finished the job in avfew days and did not ask for a dime until the building inspector gave the OK. Even came back to fix some minor things.
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We just today got an estimate from Fairbanks Construction of Ocala (they had a booth in Sam's and also do work for Lowe's) for tempered glass @ $65/SF with one man door and electrical work based on 260 SF. Lifetime warranty to buyer and transferable if home sold for 20 years to new owner.


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We have a small lanai (Holly with 4' expansion) and the quotes for sliding windows ranged from $4,000 (Precision) to $11,500 (T & D).
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If you are building why don't you have the lanai built as a FLA room and attach either a birdcage or lanai.....gn
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gn - please enlighten me; what's the difference between a Florida Room and a lanai?

(when my grandparents bought in Bradenton in 1960 the house had a screened in attached room called a Florida Room)


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fla room has windows, lanai has screens....gn
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We JUST enclosed our lanai & love it. We have ordered Coolaroos to add privacy & cut down the heat in the summer. Or lanai is 29' x 12'. We inclosed it with acrylic . We have created a new living area. We have the door-walls that stacks back. We open the door-walls and leave them open all day. Now! no more little critters can come in
The cost was $5,000.

With so many expenses we still justified this decision and are happy.
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We JUST enclosed our lanai & love it. We have ordered Coolaroos to add privacy & cut down the heat in the summer. Or lanai is 29' x 12'. We inclosed it with acrylic . We have created a new living area. We have the door-walls that stacks back. We open the door-walls and leave them open all day. Now! no more little critters can come in
The cost was $5,000.

With so many expenses we still justified this decision and are happy.
Could you tell me who did your work. Thanks!
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John hill aluminum (753 1701) is doing mine (11 x 12)
$2300.
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