Impact window questions, answered

Most Florida homeowners pay about $850–$1,400 per window installed, with HVHZ areas (Miami-Dade, Broward) at $950–$1,500. A whole-home project typically runs $27,000–$60,000. See the full cost guide →

Yes. Florida Statute §627.0629 requires insurers to offer wind-mitigation discounts, and impact-rated opening protection is one of the largest — often 15–45% of the windstorm portion of your premium. We file your OIR-B1-1802 form free. How the savings work →

A Miami-Dade NOA is the strictest approval and is required in the HVHZ (Miami-Dade & Broward). A statewide Florida Product Approval covers the rest of the state. We install the correct approval for your address. Learn more →

For most homeowners, yes — 24/7 protection with no setup, plus energy, noise, UV, security, and resale benefits, and usually a bigger insurance credit. See the comparison →

Yes — Florida requires a permit and final inspection. We handle all permitting, engineering, and inspections as part of every project.

Most whole-home installs are completed in 1–3 days once your custom windows arrive (manufacturing typically takes a few weeks).

Quality impact windows last 20–30+ years, backed by the manufacturer's product warranty plus our lifetime workmanship warranty.

They dramatically improve security. The laminated glass is extremely difficult to break through, and impact doors use multi-point locks — a strong deterrent to forced entry.

Yes — $0-down financing with low monthly payments, plus Florida's sales-tax exemption and My Safe Florida Home grants to reduce your cost.

No, but to capture the full opening-protection insurance credit, every glazed opening (including doors and the garage) must be protected. We'll help you plan the most cost-effective path.

Two glass panes bonded to a tough interlayer. On impact the glass may crack but stays bonded, keeping your home's envelope sealed against wind and debris.

We serve homeowners statewide — South Florida, Southwest Florida, Tampa Bay, the Treasure & Space Coasts, and Central Florida. See service areas →