Condo and HOA windows, one unit or the whole building

Gulf-front units and full buildings worked floor by floor from swing stages, with the board’s paperwork prepared for you.

Condo balcony with a new impact slider facing the Gulf

In a condo you answer to two parties, yourself and the board. We stay inside the board’s list of approved units and frame finishes, prepare the paperwork the association asks for, and book around its rules on elevators, parking and working hours.

On full-building jobs our crews move down the face from swing stages, and residents stay home the whole time.

Illustration photos.

A condo unit, before and after

After: Condo slider Before BeforeAfter
Drag to compare
Condo balcony sliderIndian Shores · 7th-floor unit

The old slider dragged on a worn track and whistled in any wind. The board signed off on our white-frame impact slider, and the crew set it in a single day.

Scope
One 3-panel slider
Result
Board approved

From measure to final inspection

Step 1 of 4
01

A senior installer measures

One of our most experienced installers comes to the house, measures every opening and checks the wall around it. Samples ride along so you can see frames and glass up close.

Free visitEvery opening measured
02

A fixed price per opening

You get a written price for each window and door, with the style, glass and rating listed beside it. The price holds, because the measuring is already done.

One line per openingPrice holds
03

Permit and build

We file the permit and order your units, each built to its opening. You get a crew date on our install calendar, usually several weeks out.

Permit filed by usCrew date booked
04

Our crew installs

Our own crew takes out the old units, sets the new ones, seals and finishes the trim, then cleans up. After the inspection we walk the house with you and register your 10-year install warranty.

Our crew, not subs10-year install warranty
A living room on the bay with tall impact windows
4.8 from 186 Google reviews

The man who measured was the same one who ran our install. Every number on the proposal held, right to the last payment.

Teresa V.Google review

Same two installers all three days, drop cloths down every morning. The back bedroom is finally quiet enough to sleep past six.

Owen B.Google review
01 / 02

Questions about condos and HOAs

Does the board have to approve new windows?

Nearly always. We put the approval package together, product sheets and frame colors included, ready for the board to review.

Will I have to leave my unit?

No. Most units take a day or two for each group of openings, and you can stay in while we work.

The free measure

Request a measure

Tell us a little about the house. A senior installer calls within one business day to set a time, then measures every opening and leaves you one fixed price for each.

  • i.Free, about an hourAt your home, with samples in the truck
  • ii.One fixed price per openingIn writing, and it holds after the measure
  • iii.Our crews, our warranty10 years on the install work

Prefer the phone? Mon to Fri, 8 am to 5 pm(727) 555-0148

Call Free measure

Ask the Largo showroomLead times, open install dates or a product question.

Free measure
Call (727) 555-0148
RSample site by Revcore← Back to Revcore