Hurricane windows
and doors.
Beautiful by design.

The complete assembly is tested for windborne-debris impact and pressure cycling. In glazed products, laminated glass uses a bonded interlayer to help retain broken glass. The frame, glazing attachment, locks, anchors and installation all matter.

Impact-resistant does not mean unbreakable. Glass can crack, and a design preview cannot demonstrate a product’s rating.

No. A wind-pressure rating describes resistance to specified pressure loads. Impact resistance addresses windborne debris and the testing that follows. A door can have a wind rating without an impact rating.

For hurricane protection, confirm both the impact classification and the required positive and negative design pressures for the exact opening. A hurricane-category label alone is not a product specification.

Yes, selected impact-door systems offer privacy glazing. Clear, frosted and reeded describe the view and privacy, not the impact rating. The chosen glass construction, panel layout and hardware must be available within the approved door system.

Use the studio to explore the look. We confirm the current product and compatible options before ordering.

Sometimes. We first identify the existing window, glass specification and frame condition. An impact-window glass replacement must match the requirements of that window system; ordinary glass is not a substitute.

A repair may be possible with parts compatible with the existing window system. Tell us whether it sticks, drops, feels loose or will not lock. We assess the condition and the required parts before recommending a repair.

Replacing glass alone does not establish impact approval for the complete window. The glass, frame and glazing arrangement must belong to an appropriately tested and approved system.

The service you need is the starting point: a repair, replacement glass, a complete impact window or an exterior impact door. Opening size, glass, frame, hardware, access and finishing work affect the total. Compare the same product specifications and scope of work.

We prioritize fast installation. Timing depends on confirmed measurements, product availability, permitting and the work involved. Call with your location, window or door count and preferred timing to discuss your project.

Start with your view, ventilation and the look of the room. Picture windows are fixed; operable windows open for airflow. Compare black, bronze and white frames in the studio, then ask about the styles and finishes available for your property.

HVHZ means High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. In Florida, it refers to Miami-Dade and Broward counties, where specific building-code requirements apply. Window and exterior-door suitability depends on the exact product approval, impact classification, design pressures and installation.

No. Check HVHZ use and impact resistance separately. A Florida Product Approval must specifically allow HVHZ use for a project in Miami-Dade or Broward. A Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance is another product-approval route. Match the exact model, size, glass, hardware, pressure ratings and anchorage to the property and the applicable approval.

Your city or ZIP code, approximate window or exterior-door count and a short description of the work. Photos, approximate sizes and any visible manufacturer or approval label can help. Final measurements and product suitability are confirmed before ordering.