Serving Miami-Dade County
Impact Windows in Miami, FL
Hurricane-rated windows and doors, measured, permitted and installed by a local Miami crew. Tell us about your home and get a free written quote.
- Free in-home measure and written quote
- Permits and inspections handled for you
- Products rated for the High Velocity Hurricane Zone
Prefer to talk? Call (305) 680-3201
Services
Impact windows and doors for Miami homes
One crew for the whole opening: measure, permit, removal, install and final inspection.
Impact Windows
Single-hung, horizontal roller, casement and picture windows with laminated impact glass.
Impact Sliding Glass Doors
Wide patio and balcony openings, rated for wind pressure and built to glide easily.
Impact Entry and French Doors
Front doors, French doors and sidelights that protect the largest openings in the house.
Window Replacement
Old jalousie, awning and single-pane windows removed and replaced with code-compliant impact units.
Condo Impact Windows
High-rise and mid-rise units, including association approval packages and scheduling with building management.
Why impact windows
Protection that is already up when the storm turns
No shutters to put up
Impact glass is your opening protection all year, with nothing to install before a storm and nothing to store the rest of the time.
Insurance credits
Protected openings can qualify for wind mitigation credits on a Florida homeowners policy. We leave you the paperwork your insurer will ask for.
Quieter, cooler rooms
Laminated glass cuts street noise and helps block heat and UV from the Miami sun, the part most people notice first.
Harder to break in
The interlayer holds the pane together when it is struck, which is why impact glass is slow to get through even without a storm.
How it works
From first call to final inspection
Request your quote
Send the form or call. Tell us roughly how many openings and what kind of building.
In-home measure
We measure every opening, check the existing framing and go through products and glass with you.
Permit and build
We pull the Miami-Dade permit and order your units. Manufacturing is the long part of the timeline, not installation.
Install and inspect
Old units out, new ones in, sealed and finished. We book the inspection and hand over the wind mitigation paperwork.
Pricing
What impact windows cost in Miami
Real ranges for Miami-Dade, not a teaser figure. Every number on the full cost page carries the source it came from.
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Single-hung impact window, installed | $1,000–$2,400 |
| Double-hung or casement, installed | $1,200–$2,800 |
| Per square foot, installed | $40–$85 |
| Impact sliding glass door, 8 ft two-panel | $3,500–$6,000 |
| Impact entry door, single | $1,200–$2,800 |
| Whole home, 15–20 openings | $18,000–$45,000 |
These prices are estimates. Impact windows are priced per opening, on size, style, glass and how the existing frame comes out. The only number that counts is the written one you get after the measure, and the measure is free.
Service areas
Installing across Miami and Miami-Dade
From the beaches and the Gables through to Kendall, Doral and Homestead. If you are in the county, we come to you.
- Miami
- Miami Beach
- Coral Gables
- Hialeah
- Coconut Grove
- Brickell
- Little Havana
- Pinecrest
- Kendall
- Doral
- Key Biscayne
- South Miami
- North Miami
- Aventura
- Homestead
- Palmetto Bay
FAQ
Impact window questions, answered
How much do impact windows cost in Miami?
A single-hung impact window runs $1,000–$2,400 installed and a casement or double-hung $1,200–$2,800, which works out around $40–$85 per square foot in Miami-Dade. A whole house of 15 to 20 openings is usually $18,000–$45,000. The cost page breaks every line down with the source behind it. Your written quote is per opening, so you can see exactly what each window costs.
Do I need a permit to replace my windows?
Yes. Miami-Dade is a High Velocity Hurricane Zone, so replacing a window or door is permitted work and the product has to carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance. We pull the permit, book the inspection and deal with the county. Permit fees typically run $350–$600 for a project.
How long does the whole job take?
Install itself is usually one to three days for a typical house, longer for a large home or a condo with building rules. The long part is manufacturing. Impact units are made to your measurements, so plan on weeks between signing and installing rather than days. We give you the date range in writing when you order.
Will impact windows lower my insurance?
They can. Protected openings are one of the things a Florida wind mitigation inspection looks for, and credits vary by carrier and by what else the house has. We hand over the product documentation your inspector needs; what the credit is worth is between you and your insurer.
Do I still need hurricane shutters?
No. Impact glass is accepted opening protection in its own right, which is the point of it. If part of the house is impact-rated and part is not, the unprotected openings still need covering until they are done.
Do you work in condos and high-rises?
Yes, and it is a different job from a single-family house. The association usually has an approved product list, a window color, and rules about work hours and elevator use. We prepare the approval package and schedule around building management.
What happens to my old windows?
We take them out, take them away and leave the opening finished. Disposal is in the quote, not added afterward.
A Miami company that only does impact windows and doors
Impact glass is the whole business. We are not a general remodeler that also sells windows, so the crew on your house has installed these units in Miami-Dade before and knows what the inspector is going to look at.
That matters most on the parts nobody sells you on: getting the buck and the anchoring right, sealing an opening in a stucco wall so it does not leak, and handing you documentation your insurer will actually accept. More on how we work is on the about page.
We are a family-run outfit, started in 2019 by two partners who still oversee the jobs. Sales, scheduling, permits and the install all stay in-house, so the people who measure your openings are the same people who answer for the finished work. Estimates are free, and financing is available if you would rather spread the cost.