How an Ironpalm project runs, start to finish
We visit within the week, leave a written price before we go, file the permits and send our own crew on install day.
What are you replacing?
Choose one, then grab a slot for your free visit.
Four steps, start to finish
Book step 1- 1
Same-week visit, written price
We come out within the week, see every opening, answer your questions and leave a written price before we go. No pressure, and the number doesn’t expire when we walk out.
- 2
Measure and spec
We size each opening and pick the right style, glass and frame color for your house and its wind zone. You get it all on paper, room by room.
- 3
Permits and ordering
We prepare and file the permit, place the order and send your install dates and payment schedule in writing.
- 4
Install day, then inspection
Our own crew removes the old windows and doors, fastens the replacements into the wall, seals and finishes the stucco, then cleans up. Once the inspector signs off, we walk the house with you.
What a good install looks like, piece by piece
- Glass
- Impact-rated, clear or tinted
- Film
- Left on until our final clean
A cracked pane stays put in its frame, so wind and rain stay outside.
- Material
- Aluminum or reinforced vinyl
- Rating
- Matched to your home’s wind zone
Swap in parts from another system and the approval no longer counts.
- Spacing
- Set by the approval drawing
- Into
- Block wall or wood buck
These keep the window locked in the wall while storm gusts push and pull.
- Material
- Treated lumber
- Check
- Swapped out if soft or rotten
Anchors need solid wood to bite into, so we inspect each buck once the old frame is out.
- Product
- Exterior-grade sealant
- Where
- Every edge where frame meets wall
Most leaks begin at the edge of the frame. This bead is what stops sideways rain.
- Sill
- Shimmed, leveled and anchored
- Water
- Pitched to shed water outside
Get the sill right and the window slides and latches easily for years.
Storm season: June 1 through November 30
Every impact window is built to order, and permits take time to clear. Book in the quiet months and your house is buttoned up before June. Your install dates come in writing.
Process questions
What counts as an impact window?
Impact glass in a frame tested and approved with it as one unit. Each product carries Florida approval for the pressures it can take.
Can the shutters go?
Yes. Approved impact products protect each opening on their own, so the panels can retire.
Who handles permits?
We do. We file the permit and book every inspection.
How long is the install?
A typical house takes a few days once the order lands. Your contract spells out the dates and the payment schedule.
What’s the warranty?
Each product carries its own factory warranty, and our install labor is covered for life.
Will you leave a mess?
No. We haul away the old windows, doors and shutter tracks, touch up the stucco and paint around every frame, then sweep up.
Get a free estimate
Pick what you’re replacing, answer a few short questions and choose a time. Estimates are same-week, with a written price.
(561) 555-0193