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Would you like an estimate on an aluminum structure?
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Your Contact Information:  * Please fill in all information with an asterick beside it to recieve a response.

*First Name:

Last Name:

*Email Address:

Phone Number:
Street Address:
*City:

Your Structure Type Options :
Please choose the type of estimate you would like: - Pool Enclosure
- Screen Room
- Patio
- Carport
- Other

Your Estimated Dimensions of the Screen: (See Below For Measuring Instructions)
Left End (Side) Wall Length: - Feet
Right End (Side) Wall Length: - Feet
Front Wall Length:
(farthest wall from house or opposite side of pool)		 - Feet

Please keep in mind that we are looking for the actual deck "footprint" not the measurement to the fascia (overhang)
Fascia Height: - Feet

Your Color Options :
Color: - White    - Bronze    

Your Screen & Roof Type :

- Gable Hip
- Mansard
- Dome
- Gable
- Flat
- Shed

 - Screen Roof
- Elite 3" Insulated Hard Roof
- 3" Roof Pans
 
Concrete Needed?     Yes   or    No 
 
 
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*Measuring Instructions:

  • Fascia:
    The long protective plank or board behind, and usually under, the rain gutter attached below the frontline of the roof. NOTE: For two-story houses you will use a standard fascia height of 10' (since there would likely be no fascia) for single-story pool enclosures.

  • Height:
    Distance from mounting surface up to the highest peak of the structure.

  • Width:
    Distance along front wall, from end to end.

  • Length or Span:
    Distance from the house wall, looking out.

  • Mounting Surface:
    This surface may be a wood deck, concrete slab, or pavers (VERY IMPORTANT: Recent code changes in Central Florida require a "band or ribbon" footer when using pavers. This will be a type 2 footer that will create the perimeter wall that the 1"x2" screen wall base plate (screen wall) anchors directly into. Your pavers will then "butt" up to the screen wall. If you have any questions regarding this, please contact a Summertime representative.

  • Right and Left End (side) walls:
    Refers to either the right or left hand ends of the enclosure addition, with your back to the back property line wall looking inward towards your house. Wall on left would then be known as "left" wall, etc.