Impact Windows
Hurricane Impact Windows Built for Florida
Every window we install carries a current Miami-Dade County Notice of Acceptance and meets Florida Building Code for the High Velocity Hurricane Zone. Category 5 protection, serious energy savings, and zero shutters to deal with before a storm.
Most Popular
Sliding Impact Windows
Available in 2-lite and 3-lite configurations with heavy-duty stainless steel rollers
Smooth horizontal operation — one or both sashes glide open for ventilation
Low-E glass options cut cooling costs and block 99% of UV rays
Custom-manufactured to fit your exact opening dimensions
The #1 window style installed across South Florida for good reason
Maximum Airflow
Casement & Awning Windows
Casement windows crank open outward for full top-to-bottom ventilation
Awning windows hinge at the top — keep air flowing even during light rain
Multi-point locking hardware creates an airtight seal when closed
Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and bedrooms where airflow matters most
Commercial-grade operators rated for years of daily use
Full Selection
Other window types we install
Classic style with a fixed top sash and operable bottom sash. Tilt-in option for easy interior cleaning. A great fit for traditional Florida architecture.
Fixed, non-operable panels designed to frame your view with maximum glass area. Often paired with operable windows on each side for a balanced look.
Non-operable impact glass for transoms, sidelites, and architectural accents. No moving parts means a completely sealed, maintenance-free unit.
Minimal frame, maximum glass. Creates an unobstructed view with a clean, modern profile. Popular in contemporary waterfront homes.
Custom shapes including arches, half-rounds, trapezoids, and geometric designs. Built to match your home's unique architectural details.
Commercial-grade impact window systems for retail, office, and mixed-use buildings. Engineered for large spans and high design pressure ratings.
How It Works
Four-Layer Protection System
Outer glass layer: Heat-strengthened or tempered glass absorbs the initial impact force
PVB or SGP interlayer: Holds the glass together even when cracked — the critical barrier that maintains your building envelope
Inner glass layer: Secondary pane adds structural rigidity and additional sound dampening
Aluminum frame system: Heavy-gauge aluminum with anchor points engineered for Florida wind loads
Impact Window FAQ
What is the difference between impact glass and tempered glass?
Tempered glass is four times stronger than standard glass, but it shatters into small pieces on impact. Impact glass uses a laminated interlayer that holds the glass together even when cracked — maintaining the building envelope during a hurricane. That is the critical difference.
Will impact windows qualify me for insurance discounts?
Yes. When all openings in your home are protected with Miami-Dade approved impact products, you qualify for a full opening protection credit on your wind mitigation inspection. Most homeowners see 25-45% savings on the wind portion of their insurance premium.
How long do impact windows last?
Impact windows typically last 25-30+ years. The aluminum frames are corrosion-resistant and the laminated glass does not degrade over time. Most manufacturers we carry offer lifetime limited warranties on glass and hardware.
Are impact windows custom-sized for my openings?
Every impact window we install is custom-manufactured to fit your exact opening dimensions. There are no off-the-shelf sizes. We measure every opening during your free in-home consultation and order each unit built to spec.
Find the Right Windows for Your Home
Schedule your free in-home consultation. We measure every opening, walk you through product options, and deliver a detailed written estimate — no obligation, no pressure.