
Lanai Enclosures & Impact Windows · Fort Myers, FL
Titan Builder & Renovation converts screened lanais across Fort Myers into fully enclosed, air-conditioned, hurricane-rated living space using impact-rated glass sliders, laminated windows, and code-compliant structural upgrades. One licensed contractor handles engineering, Lee County permitting, HOA review, and installation.
Est. 2011
Serving SWFL since 2011
Licensed & Insured
CRC1336002 · CCC1337764
Homes & Renovations
Naples to Cape Coral
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01 — The Short Answer
A Fort Myers lanai enclosure with impact glass typically runs $28K–$95K depending on square footage and glass package. Titan handles structural upgrades, impact sliders, electrical, HVAC extension, Lee County permits, and OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation documentation for your insurer.
02 — What Matters
Every project is engineered for Southwest Florida — coastal exposure, code, and the standard our clients hold us to.
Convert your existing Fort Myers lanai into a fully enclosed, air-conditioned, hurricane-rated space you can use in July heat and January cold snaps alike.
Laminated impact glass sliders and picture windows engineered for Florida wind-borne debris standards. No plywood, no shutters, no pre-storm prep.
OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation report delivered to your carrier — impact openings typically reduce the wind portion of your premium by 20–45%.
Mini-split or ducted HVAC extension, GFCI circuits, lighting, and outlets planned into the enclosure at design stage — not retrofit later.
Lanai roof, columns, and tie-downs upgraded to current Florida Building Code wind loads for Fort Myers's exposure category.
Frame colors, glass tint, and slider profiles matched to your community's architectural review requirements.
04 — Pricing
| Scope | Approx. Sq Ft | Investment |
|---|---|---|
| Impact-glass slider replacement only | Existing lanai | $12K–$28K |
| Partial enclosure (sliders + kneewall) | 150–250 sq ft | $28K–$55K |
| Full lanai enclosure with HVAC + electrical | 250–450 sq ft | $45K–$95K |
| Large enclosure + outdoor kitchen integration | 450–700 sq ft | $85K–$165K+ |
Ranges include impact-rated glass package, structural upgrades, HVAC extension, electrical, permit, engineering, and Lee County wind mitigation documentation.
05 — Our Process
On-site measurement and structural assessment of your Fort Myers lanai
Impact-glass slider and window package selection (PGT, CGI, ES Windows)
Structural engineering — column reinforcement, tie-downs, wind uplift
Lee County permit package and HOA architectural submittal
Structural upgrades, impact glass install, HVAC extension, electrical
Final inspection, wind mitigation report (OIR-B1-1802), and warranty walkthrough
06 — Why Titan
07 — Coverage
McGregor, Gateway, Whiskey Creek, Fort Myers Beach, and the historic Edison Park area. Especially common on coastal, canal-front, and golf-community properties where existing screened lanais can be converted to hurricane-rated, air-conditioned living space.
08 — Common Questions
A Fort Myers lanai enclosure with impact-rated glass typically runs $28K–$95K depending on square footage, glass package, HVAC extension, and structural upgrades. Slider-only impact replacements start at $12K–$28K.
Yes. Converting a screened lanai to enclosed conditioned space is a structural and mechanical alteration that requires Lee County permits, wind-load engineering, and inspections. Titan handles all of it.
Yes — impact-rated openings typically reduce the wind portion of your homeowners premium by 20–45% once documented on an OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation form. Titan delivers the report to your carrier at close-out.
We spec PGT WinGuard, CGI Sentinel, and ES Windows for most Southwest Florida lanais — brand selection depends on Design Pressure requirements, HOA architectural rules, and finish preferences, not a preferred-vendor list.
Design, engineering, HOA review, and Lee County permitting typically run 6–12 weeks. Construction runs 3–6 weeks depending on structural scope and glass lead times.
Yes. A ductless mini-split or ducted extension of your existing system, plus GFCI circuits, lighting, ceiling fans, and outlets are all designed in at planning stage — not retrofit after the glass goes in.
Yes. We prepare the architectural review package — drawings, glass and frame specifications, exterior finish samples — and manage submittal and revisions until approved by your Fort Myers association.
Fort Myers, FL
Licensed Florida Contractor · CRC1336002 · CCC1337764