Impact windows use laminated glass held in a reinforced frame. If something hits the glass, it can crack without letting the opening blow through, which helps keep wind and rain out of the house.
Along the Treasure Coast, they also keep the room quieter and cut down on the fading that sun does to floors and furniture. We help you pick sizes, styles and finishes that suit the house, then handle the measuring and installation.
What to expect
- Laminated glass that holds together on impact
- Reduces outside noise
- Helps block UV that fades furniture and floors
- Black, white, bronze and other frame finishes available
How It Works
- Request an estimateTell us what you need using the form.
- We visit and measureWe look at the openings and talk through options.
- InstallWe install and clean up.
How We Price
Every quote is for your house, measured in person. There is no catalog price that fits every home, so we visit, measure the openings and put the options in writing before any work starts.
The quote lists each opening, the product chosen for it and the installation, so you can compare line by line and decide what to do now and what to phase in later.
What affects the price
- Number and size of openings
- Frame material and finish
- Glass package (impact rating, tint, low-E)
- Window style (single-hung, casement, picture)
- Access and any stucco or trim repair
Questions
Do impact windows replace shutters?
In many cases impact-rated windows are used in place of removable storm shutters. Ask us how it applies to your home and your insurance carrier.
Can you match my existing window openings?
Usually yes. We measure each opening on site and confirm the product before anything is ordered.
How do I start?
Send the quote request on this page. We reply to set up a visit to look at your windows.
