Living in Miami-Dade or Broward County means hurricane preparedness isn't optional — it's essential. Our impact-rated windows and glass doors provide unmatched protection against hurricane-force winds, flying debris, and extreme weather, while delivering year-round benefits including improved energy efficiency, UV protection, and noise reduction.
Available in aluminum and vinyl frames, with laminated, tempered, and insulated glass options, our systems are engineered to meet Florida Building Code and Miami-Dade NOA (Notice of Acceptance) requirements. We supply and install for both residential and commercial properties throughout South Florida.
A PVB interlayer between two glass panes holds the glass together even if shattered — preventing dangerous fragments and maintaining your home's weather envelope during a storm.
Impact glass significantly reduces solar heat gain and UV penetration — keeping your home cooler, protecting your furniture and floors, and reducing energy bills year-round.
Traditional single-hung and horizontal sliding impact windows in aluminum and vinyl frames. Available in white, bronze, and custom colors to match any architectural style — from Art Deco to modern minimalist.
Large-format picture windows and fixed glass panels that maximize views while providing full hurricane protection. Ideal for oceanfront and Biscayne Bay-facing properties in Miami-Dade and Broward.
Impact-rated sliding glass doors and French doors for patios, terraces, and pool areas. Available in multiple panel configurations with chrome, brushed nickel, and oil-rubbed bronze hardware finishes.
Beyond storm protection, impact windows provide significant noise attenuation — especially valuable near highways, airports, and busy streets throughout Miami-Dade and Broward County. They also improve appraisal value and insurance premiums.
Yes. Impact-rated windows and doors that carry Miami-Dade NOA approval replace the need for hurricane shutters entirely. You get permanent protection without the hassle of storing, installing, and removing shutters before every storm — and your home remains light and bright year-round.
Our impact glass products are tested and certified to withstand wind speeds of 140 MPH or higher, depending on the product line. Miami-Dade High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) products are tested to the most stringent standards in the country — the same standards required for new construction in our area.
Yes — most South Florida homeowners with impact windows and doors qualify for significant wind insurance premium discounts (often 25–45%). We provide all necessary product certifications and NOA documentation to submit to your insurance carrier after installation.
We offer aluminum frames (most common in South Florida for their durability and slim profile) and vinyl frames (superior thermal insulation, no painting required). Both are available in white, bronze, and custom powder-coat finishes. Aluminum is preferred for commercial applications; vinyl is popular in residential settings for its energy performance.
Yes. Impact window and door installation requires a building permit in Miami-Dade and Broward County. We handle the permitting process on your behalf — filing the application, coordinating inspections, and providing all required product documentation. This ensures your installation is code-compliant and fully documented for insurance and resale purposes.
Free in-home estimates throughout Miami-Dade and Broward County. We handle permitting, installation, and inspection — all in one place.
