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There are countless window brands out there, which can make choosing the right one a rather overwhelming process. The good news? Our experts at Storm Tight Windows FL is here to give you a good place to start when it comes to researching window brands.

Every resident of South Florida knows how extreme the weather can be. From hot and muggy summers to severe hurricanes and tropical storms, keeping up with the climate can pose a challenge. One of the best ways that you can protect your home from hurricanes is by installing hurricane windows.

There are many reasons why professionals suggest replacing all your South Florida home's windows at once. You'll be better protected by hurricane-safe windows when a storm hits unexpectedly.

Hurricane season is no joke, and for many homeowners, it can be absolutely frightening. When storms are strong enough, the risk of severe damage is present. Homes are particularly susceptible and windows can be a huge point of vulnerability.

Storm Tight Windows is proud to announce that we are an Approved Contractor for the My Safe Florida Home (MSFH) program! The My Safe Florida Home Program was re-enacted during the most recent Special Session of the Florida Legislature.

Are you getting ready to replace windows in your Florida home? There are plenty of decisions you have to make in order to choose the right products, but the one aspect you’re probably most interested in is: what should they look like?

If you are searching for replacement windows for your home, you may have considered installing hurricane windows on your property. Hurricane windows come with a wide range of benefits. However, you may wonder about the costs of hurricane windows compared to standard replacement windows.

Hurricanes can cause huge damage to your properties and neighborhood. So, while you can't control the weather, you can highly reduce damage by preparing in advance. Here are 10 easy steps to protect your home from hurricanes.

When you live in South Florida or another hurricane-prone community, it’s important to find ways to shore up your home to better withstand a storm.

If you are worried about the next big storm blowing out your windows, the best solution is paying for an upgrade. Impact windows are designed to meet South Florida's stringent wind speed and shear resistant regulations. So, your home remains safe and dry inside.