As long as the installation is limited to the area where the previous window or door was, we are more than happy to help you with it. However, if the installation requires modifications in the structure, we urge you to make sure that the egress meets the building code requirements and then contact us for the installation.

We recommend all home owners to replace their doors and windows if they have been installed for more than 25 years. These windows can become a hazard because different weather conditions might have made them weak and vulnerable to air drafts and water penetration.

The key difference is the glass and the sides that hold the glass in its place. Impact resistant glass is made with two layers of glass that is bonded to a shatter-proof material made of PVB (polyvinyl butyral). Even if the glass breaks, the PVB membrane holds the glass together and keeps the window intact. On the other hand, standard glass has a single layer, which breaks from the slightest of impact.

All our products meet the ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) testing standards. Today, according to Florida building code, all openings must be sealed with impact resistant doors and windows for protection against hurricane or any wind-borne debris. This is why, all our products come with an NOA (Note of Acceptance) that is issued by the Dade County. The NOA certifies that the product in question is ‘impact-resistant’.

No glass is unbreakable. However, impact resistant windows will make the process of shattering the glass more hard and cumbersome for the burglar. This will give you plenty of time to call on the authorities and report the incident.