Orlando screen enclosure permits, week by week

27 screen enclosure permit records read from the City of Orlando's permit record (city-issued permits, not all of Orange County) since 2026-06-29, filed by 8 named contracting companies. The table below counts one row per permit record as the authority published it — it is not deduplicated into projects, so a project that pulled two permits counts twice. Declared valuation is the applicant's own number and often understates real project cost. Rows above the $60,000,000 quality ceiling are treated as authority data errors and excluded.

Permits issued per week

Week beginningScreen enclosure permitsDeclared value of that week
2026-08-314$30,127
2026-09-071$20,550
2026-09-142$18,000
2026-09-211$13,190
2026-10-193$65,090
2026-10-262$18,000
2026-11-025$39,760

The week of 2026-11-02, largest declared valuation first

IssuedDeclared valuationDescription as the authority wrote itAddressContractor of recordPermit #
2026-11-02$19,760Alteration — CARLETON SCREEN ROOM3120 BRIDGEFORD DR, orlandoUS ALUMINUM SERVICES CORPBLD2026-17400
2026-11-03$12,000Alteration — NEW RESIDENTIAL POOL SCREEN ENCLOSURE10657 MARCONI AVE, orlandoSTONEBRIDGE BUILDERS LLCBLD2026-18650
2026-11-03$8,000Addition — SCREEN ROOM9062 SMITHIES ST, orlandoMAGIC CONSTRUCTION GROUP LLCBLD2026-17911
2026-11-02not declaredOther — CARLETON SCREEN ROOM3120 BRIDGEFORD DR, orlandoUS ALUMINUM SERVICES CORPENG2026-12830
2026-11-03not declaredSFR — SCREEN ROOM9062 SMITHIES ST, orlandoMAGIC CONSTRUCTION GROUP LLCENG2026-12647
Total declared valuation across all 27 screen enclosure permits on file: $296,914. A permit names a contractor who has already been hired, so the lead in it is usually for the trades and suppliers who come next on that job, not for the trade that pulled it.

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