1. What is the difference between impact windows and hurricane windows?

Impact windows main characteristic is the special film it has applied on the glass that doesn’t allow the glass to be shattered into tiny pieces that can cause injuries. This is similar to the glass you have on car windshields. Hurricane windows, on the other hand, are made to resist the impact of large sized objects flying in a hurricane with speeds up to 140 mph without breaking the glass and protecting the people and valuables inside the building.

2. Which impact window styles can I choose from?

Impact-resistant windows and doors come in all design styles, including single hung windows,horizontal roller windows, casement/projected windows, picture and architectural windows,sliding glass and French doors. Design options include colonial and Brittany styles with optional mountings.

3. What are important impact window features?

When choosing impact windows, look for high-performing features such as laminated insulating glass, heat-reducing glass tints, and hi-performance low-E selections. In addition to impactresistance, these windows also offer the benefits of reduced energy bills and protect furnishings, draperies and artwork from fading.

Do you install condo impact windows?

Yes, we specialize in impact window installation for high-rise condominiums, following all necessary regulations to meet building codes and safety requirements.

What types of commercial impact windows do you offer?

We offer storefront impact windows, laminated glass systems, and custom hurricane-resistant window solutions for businesses, offices, and retail spaces.