Blog: Impact Windows

When a storm warning is in your area, you likely wonder if impact windows are better than shutters. While shutters are the popular choice, the impact windows don't affect curb appeal or visibility.

Living in a coastal area, particularly South Florida, can be quite beautiful. There's nothing that compares to the sound, smell, and weather of the ocean. However, alongside this beauty, there can also be storms.

The bad storms that roll through South Florida have the potential to cause serious damage to your home. Investing in the right kind of windows can help ensure that your property and family stay safe, even through the worst of hurricane season.

All homeowners want an energy-efficient home that maintains a comfortable temperature without expensive electricity bills. One of the most features of an energy-efficient property is the windows.  High-quality windows will prevent air leaks and keep the temperature stable in your home.

When it comes to choosing the right windows for your home in South Florida, we know how big of a decision this can be. Not only do you need strong, durable windows that enhance your home's overall efficiency, but you also need access to window styles that complement your home's exterior.

The new year is here! And it's time to start thinking about upgrades that you'd like to make to your home. Perhaps, you've already started a list and are thinking about things that you could do to add value and style to your home. But, is window installation on that list?

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.

It is never too late to upgrade your windows, especially when this year’s hurricane season is one of the most intense seasons in history. If there are no big storms in the horizon, there is still time to prepare. Better late than ever, right?

How To Save Money This Hurricane Season 2021 We have seen a dramatic increase in the price of plywood, or lumber, and other items including food and gas. Markets and media today are very volatile. Whenever there is an active storm on the radar, food and window protection items prices go up.