Impact windows built for South Florida, put in by our own crews
Single-hung, casement, picture and horizontal roller windows for houses, condos and high-rises from Jupiter down to Fort Lauderdale.
What needs replacing?
Choose one, then grab a day and time that works for you.
Impact glass is made to take a hit and stay put. A crack doesn’t open the house, so the storm stays on the other side of the wall. Every unit we install is Florida-approved for that exact opening and the wind your address sees.
We walk the house with you first. Which rooms bake in the afternoon, which bedroom hears I-95, which window sticks. Then we pick the style for each opening and hand you a written price before we leave.
Sample photos.
Inside a clean install
- Options
- Clear, tinted or privacy
- Sticker
- Comes off after the last wipe-down
A flying branch may star the glass, but the opening stays shut until the weather passes.
- Frame
- Aluminum or reinforced vinyl
- Strength
- Matched to the wind load at your home
Glass and frame are rated as a pair. Swap one piece and the approval is gone.
- Layout
- Follows the approved drawing
- Holds to
- Block wall or the wood buck
These keep the whole window locked in the wall while gusts push and pull at it.
- Lumber
- Pressure-treated
- On removal
- Swapped out if we find rot
Soft wood won’t grip a screw. Once the old unit is out, we test every piece by hand.
- Type
- Built for outdoor exposure
- Runs
- Top, bottom and both sides
Sideways summer rain finds gaps fast. This bead is what keeps the wall dry.
- Setting
- Shimmed flat, then fastened
- Drainage
- Pitched to shed water out
Get the base flat and sealed and the sash glides and latches the way it should, season after season.
How the rooms feel afterward
Sample photos for a demo site.
Choose a window style
Single-hung
The workhorse. Upper sash fixed, lower sash lifts.
- How it opens
- Lower sash lifts
- Best spots
- Bedrooms, bathrooms, side walls
- Bug screen
- Comes standard
Casement
Swings out on a crank and seals hard against the frame when closed.
- How it opens
- Crank swings it outward
- Best spots
- Above counters, tough reaches
- Airflow
- Scoops in a cross breeze
Picture window
A single fixed sheet of glass. Nothing breaks up the view, and nothing to crank.
- How it opens
- It stays fixed
- Best spots
- Great rooms, canal and ocean views
- Often paired with
- A casement on either side
Sliding door
Large glass panels that glide on a track to the pool, patio or condo balcony.
- Panel count
- Two, three or four
- Best spots
- Pool decks, patios, balconies
- Locking
- Multi-point latch
French door
Two hinged doors that open wide and leave the whole doorway clear.
- How it opens
- Swings in or swings out
- Best spots
- Rear patios, courtyards
- Glass look
- Clear view or with grids
Exact specs depend on the style and size. We confirm them during your estimate.
One of our recent window jobs
BeforeAfter
Metal storm panels went up every hurricane watch and lived in the garage the rest of the year. Every opening got a white impact window, the panels went to the scrap yard, and the stucco was patched and repainted.
- Work
- All windows
- Outcome
- No more panels
From first visit to final inspection
Begin with step 1- 1
A same-week visit to your home
We walk every opening with you, answer your questions and leave a written price at the visit. No pushy pitch, no price that expires tonight.
- 2
Lock in the details
We size each opening and settle the style, frame color, glass and wind rating it needs. You get the full list in writing, window by window.
- 3
Permits and ordering
We handle the permit paperwork with the city, place the order and put your install dates and payment schedule on paper.
- 4
Installation and sign-off
Our own crew pulls the old units, sets and fastens the new ones, seals and touches up the stucco and paint, then cleans up. The inspector signs off and we walk the house with you one more time.
Impact window questions
Can the shutters come down for good?
Yes. Approved impact windows are storm protection by themselves, so nothing has to go up when a hurricane is on the way.
A written price this week.
We come to you, size every opening and leave the number in writing before we go.
Get a free estimate
Tell us what needs replacing, answer a couple of quick questions and choose a time that suits you.
(561) 555-0193