September 30, 2026

DNJ Construction Expands Living Space in The Villages

1.5 min read| Published On: September 30th, 2026|

By Akers Editorial

DNJ Construction Expands Living Space in The Villages

1.5 min read| Published On: September 30th, 2026|

For owners Jason McDonald and David Bates, the way to run a successful business is pretty simple.

“Do what you say you’re going to do, use quality materials and do the job right,” Jason says. “That’s how we handle every job we take on.”

That straightforward philosophy has served Jason and David well for nearly two decades.

Family owned and operated, DNJ Construction specializes in helping homeowners throughout The Villages make more of the homes they already love with room additions, lanai windows, birdcages and other screen enclosures designed around their needs.

Lanai windows are one of DNJ’s specialties. Although a roofed lanai offers shade and outdoor living space, its openings can still allow in rain, dirt, pollen and outside temperatures. DNJ can install glass windows to enclose the space, making it cleaner, more comfortable and easier to enjoy throughout the year.

Homeowners who need even more space can turn to DNJ for a room addition. Birdcages and other screen enclosures offer another option by expanding the usable outdoor area and providing more room for relaxing, dining and entertaining without the nuisance of bugs.

Whatever the project, Jason says DNJ focuses on quality materials, dependable workmanship and personal customer service.

“We just want our customers to like us when we’re done; we should be able to be friends,” he says. “Most of all, they should love their new space.”

Jason and David are Central Florida locals, as are many of the people who work alongside them. After years of doing business in The Villages, DNJ has developed a loyal following built largely through referrals and homeowners who remember the company long after their projects are finished.

Jason jokes that he never has to worry about running into an unhappy former customer at Publix because for DNJ Construction, a successful project is about more than adding space to a home. 

It is about doing work that lasts and leaving homeowners happy they chose DNJ.

“Do the job right and when it’s finished, make sure the homeowner is happy to see you again whether it’s 10 days or 10 years later,” Jason says. “We have quite the fan club of previous customers out there and we love that.”

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