Single-Hung
A fixed top sash with a moving bottom — the most common Miami retrofit.
Impact Windows
HVHZ-rated windows engineered to survive 175+ mph winds and pass Miami-Dade's strictest impact codes — installed by an in-house crew, permitted start to finish.
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Why Impact Windows
Laminated glass rated for large-missile impact — no shutters to install before a storm.
Miami-Dade NOA-approved windows can qualify homeowners for wind mitigation credits.
Laminated glass cuts outside noise significantly — useful near flight paths and busy roads.
Tighter seals keep conditioned air in, which shows up directly on your cooling bill.
Window Styles
A fixed top sash with a moving bottom — the most common Miami retrofit.
Side-hinged for a wide, unobstructed view and a tight storm seal.
Horizontal glide, ideal for wide openings with limited swing clearance.
Non-opening glass built for maximum light with zero moving parts.
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Common Questions
Cost depends on opening size, glass rating, and window style. Most homeowners get a firm number after a free on-site consultation — we don't quote blind over the phone.
Yes. Every install requires a Miami-Dade permit and Notice of Acceptance (NOA) verification. We pull and manage every permit as part of the job.
Shutters require action before every storm. Impact windows are permanent protection — no setup, no storage, no scrambling before landfall.
Most homes are completed in a few days once materials arrive, though timelines vary with the number of openings and any structural work needed.