Impact-rated windows and doors protect your home during storms without putting up shutters. Tell us about your openings and we'll match you with one of the local providers who cover your ZIP code.
You're tired of hanging shutters before every storm
Old single-pane windows, drafts or failed seals
Your insurer offers credits for opening protection
What affects the scope and price
Number, size and type of openings (windows, sliders, entry and garage doors)
Frame material and glass options
Product approval and design-pressure ratings for your location
Stucco and trim repair after installation
Permits, inspections and manufacturing lead times
Questions to ask before you hire
What are the Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade NOA numbers for these products?
What design pressure ratings are you quoting, and why?
What is the lead time from order to install?
Is stucco and paint repair included?
Florida considerations
Window replacement in Florida typically requires a permit. Ask who pulls it.
After installation, a wind mitigation inspection may help document opening protection for your insurer. Also check whether the state's My Safe Florida Home program is open to applications.
Frequently asked questions
Impact windows or shutters?
Both protect openings. Impact windows are always in place, while shutters must be installed before a storm. Our advice center covers the trade-offs.
Can I do a few openings at a time?
Many homeowners phase projects. Ask how phasing affects price and insurance documentation.
Are you a window company?
No. We're a marketplace that connects you with local providers. We don't perform the work.
How it works
Tell us about the job and your ZIP code.
We match it with one local provider who covers your area and does this work.
Your provider contacts you, and you track everything in your portal.