From the hills of Clermont and Minneola to the lakefronts of Leesburg and Tavares, we prepare PE-sealed permit packages for screen enclosures, pool cages, pergolas, lanais and covered patios — engineered for your exact lot and submitted to the county for you.
Lake County isn't flat Florida. Between the elevation changes around Clermont and Minneola and the hundreds of named lakes that give the county its name, two houses a mile apart can sit in very different wind exposure conditions. That's a detail template drawings ignore — and one we account for on every project. Whether you're screening a pool in a Clermont golf community, adding a lanai in Leesburg, or building a pergola on a Tavares lakefront, the package is engineered for your specific lot.

Lake County's building division reviews screen enclosures, pergolas, lanais and covered patios as structures — which means sealed, site-specific engineering, not a manufacturer's generic detail sheet.
Drawings and load calculations must be prepared per FBC 2023 and ASCE 7-22 for your address and sealed by a Florida Professional Engineer. Reviewers verify that framing, connections and anchors were sized from the actual calculated wind pressures.
Lake County and its cities accept electronic plan submission; jurisdictions that still process paper typically want two signed and sealed sets. We prepare the format your reviewing office requires and file the application for you.
Design wind speed is typically around 139 mph (Vult), confirmed per site during design. Because of the county's terrain and open water, the exposure category — which multiplies the design pressures — deserves particular attention here.
Your application also needs a site plan from your property survey showing setbacks and the structure's location, plus Florida Product Approval numbers for the aluminum framing and anchors. All included in our package.
One transparent flat rate per structure — engineering, calculations, PE seal and county submission included. No hourly billing, and revisions are free until your permit is approved.
| Service | Flat Rate |
|---|---|
| Pool Enclosure (Screen Cage over Pool) | $2,000 |
| Screen Enclosure / Screen Room (No Pool) | $1,500 |
| Lanai Enclosure | $1,200 |
| Covered Patio | $1,200 |
| Pergola | $1,000 |
| Outdoor Kitchen | $900 |
| Concrete Slab | $900 |
| Pool Demolition | $800 |
| After-the-Fact Permit (Unpermitted Structure) | from $1,500 |
Everything we need to engineer your structure is on your property survey and in a few photos. That's how a Leesburg homeowner and a Clermont contractor get the same fast turnaround without waiting on anyone's schedule.
Address, structure type, dimensions, survey and photos
Flat-rate PDF proposal with scope, price and timeline
Site-specific design per FBC 2023 / ASCE 7-22 in 5–7 business days
Filed with Lake County or your city · revisions free until approved
Lake County sits just up the road from our Central Florida base, and its mix of terrain, lakefronts and fast-growing communities like Minneola makes careful, site-specific engineering matter more than usual. Our clients here value one thing above all: packages that clear review without drama.
We evaluate exposure for every Lake County lot instead of defaulting to the mildest assumption. It's the difference between a design a reviewer questions and one that sails through — and between an enclosure that holds and one that doesn't.
No account managers or sales layers. The engineer sealing your Clermont or Leesburg drawings is the same person answering your WhatsApp messages, usually within the hour during business days.
Flat rate quoted the same day, sealed package in 5–7 business days, submission included, revisions free until approval. Contractors can quote their customers with confidence.

The sealed engineering package takes 5–7 business days. County review of residential accessory structures typically runs a few weeks depending on workload. We submit for you and handle reviewer comments free until approval.
Typically around 139 mph (Vult) per ASCE 7-22, confirmed per site during design. Lake County's hills and open lakefronts can shift the exposure category, which changes the design pressures on your structure.
It can. An open lot facing a lake near Tavares or a Clermont hilltop may carry a more severe exposure category than a shielded subdivision lot — increasing loads on posts, beams and anchors. That's why site-specific engineering matters here.
Yes — unincorporated Lake County plus all municipal building departments, including Clermont, Leesburg, Tavares and Minneola. We file with whichever jurisdiction reviews your address.
No. We engineer remotely from your survey, photos and dimensions. Construction-phase inspections are performed by the county inspector as with any permit.
Send your survey and photos — get a same-day flat-rate proposal and a PE-sealed, submission-ready package in 5–7 business days.