Your windows are your home's weakest point in a storm
Every hurricane season, Orlando homes take the same test: wind-driven rain hammering the glass, debris flying through the air, pressure pushing on every opening. Regular windows break. When a window breaks in a storm, wind rushes in and pushes up on the roof from inside — that's how roofs fail.
Impact windows change the math. Two layers of glass bonded to a strong inner layer (called laminated glass) stay in one piece even when something hits them. The glass may crack, but it doesn't blow out. Your home stays sealed.
More than storm protection
Homeowners are surprised by what impact windows do on ordinary days. The same laminated glass that stops debris also blocks heat — your AC runs less in August. It cuts noise — traffic on I-4 or planes on the flight path get noticeably quieter. And it filters UV — floors, rugs, and furniture fade slower.
What we do
Full-home replacement. We measure every opening, build windows to fit, and install them one opening at a time. Sliding glass doors and French doors get the same impact glass. New construction and retrofits — we handle both. Repairs and seal replacement when foggy or failed seals make old windows cloudy.
Built for Central Florida homes
From 1970s block homes in Conway to new builds in Lake Nona to lakefront houses in Windermere, we've seen the window openings Central Florida actually has — odd sizes, settled frames, old aluminum sliders. We measure twice and build to fit, so installs are clean and done right the first time.
How it starts
1. Send the form. Tell us about your home and what you want — storm safety, lower bills, less noise, all three. 2. We measure. An in-home visit to measure every opening and talk through glass and frame options. 3. You get a written quote. Clear price, clear timeline, no pressure. 4. We install. Most homes finish in a few days, one opening at a time, with cleanup daily.
Ready to see what impact windows would do for your home? Send the form below for your free quote.