Your impact window questions, answered

It comes down to how many openings, how big they are, and the style and glass you choose. After the free measure you get a written price for every opening.

No. The installer measures before we price, so the per-opening number on paper is what you pay. Add or drop an opening and only that line changes.

Yes. The Largo showroom at 1450 Harbor Bend Way has working units. Open them, lock them, slide the doors. Weekdays, 8 am to 5 pm.

Three openings. Only need one or two? Pick the three that annoy you most and we’ll start there.

Yes, monthly plans on approved credit. Your installer can go over them during the measure.

Laminated glass set in a frame that is approved along with it. If debris hits, the glass may crack, but the bonded layer keeps the opening shut. Everything we install has Florida product approval.

No. Approved impact windows and doors protect the opening on their own. The old panels and tracks leave with our crew.

Fall or winter. Units are built to order and take weeks, and the permit adds a few more. Get measured by early spring to land a date on our install calendar before June 1.

No, we do. We file it, book the inspections and are there when the inspector shows up.

Usually two to four crew days for a house. Your contract shows the install dates and when each payment is due. Units arrive six to ten weeks after you sign.

Two. The maker’s warranty on the unit, plus our own 10-year Saltmarsh warranty on the installation. If our work fails, our crew comes back and fixes it.

We do. Old windows, doors and shutter tracks go on our truck. We patch and paint around each new frame and vacuum before we go.

Nine counties, Lee up to Citrus: Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Sarasota, Tampa Bay, Spring Hill and Crystal River. We also take on shops, offices and small multifamily along the Gulf Coast.