Frequently Asked Questions

Impact windows and doors are specially designed and constructed to withstand high winds, flying debris, and extreme weather conditions. They offer enhanced protection and are built to meet building code requirements for hurricane-prone areas.

Yes. Our products not only meet the requirements for Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe County but in many cases exceed the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) requirements.

Each manufacturer has different production times, and timelines vary by project scope. Your consultant will provide an estimated timeline in your contract. While many factors can affect scheduling, we are committed to transparent communication throughout the process.

Impact windows can potentially reduce your homeowner's insurance costs. Discounts and requirements vary by insurance company, so contact your provider for specific details about potential savings.

Yes, impact windows and doors provide an added layer of protection against break-ins. The reinforced, multi-layer laminated glass is significantly harder to penetrate than standard glass. While they shouldn't be your only security measure, they are an effective deterrent.

Impact glass may crack on impact, but it will not shatter or break apart like regular glass. The laminated interlayer holds the glass together, preventing dangerous shards from entering your home.

Egress requirements specify the minimum opening sizes that certain windows must meet for emergency escape compliance with building codes. The minimum opening size is 5.7 square feet.

We offer flexible financing with terms up to 12 years, no pre-payment penalties, and 0% interest options for 12 or 24 months. Visit our financing page for full details.

We serve Miami-Dade County and Broward County throughout South Florida. Visit our service areas page for a complete list.