MiamiPeople search for hurricane windows, storm windows and hurricane-proof windows, but the product is the same: laminated impact glass in a reinforced frame, tested to Miami-Dade's large-missile impact standard. The glass can crack in a storm, but the interlayer holds it in the frame so wind and rain stay outside. No shutters to hang, and the opening stays sealed.
The most common home window styles, in impact-rated versions.
Crank-out styles with tight seals and strong wind ratings.
Large view windows without a moving sash to fail.
Openings are protected too, since a blown-in door lets the storm in.
We visit, measure, and give you a written quote — typically within 48 hours.
We select Florida-approved product and handle the permit paperwork.
Old units removed; new ones set, sealed and finished by our crew.
We coordinate the inspection and leave the job site clean.
Yes. "Hurricane windows" is the everyday name for impact-rated windows. Look for a Miami-Dade NOA or Florida Product Approval on the product.
No. Impact windows are themselves code-compliant protection, so no shutters or plywood are needed for the openings they cover.
The outer glass can crack from a strong impact, but the laminated layer keeps the pane intact so the building stays sealed. That is what the test standard measures.
Often yes. Insurers offer wind-mitigation credits for opening protection. Ask your carrier and see our insurance guide.
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