Single-hung vs double-hung impact windows: which is the smarter pick for your South Florida home? Compare operation, ventilation, cleaning, cost, and HVHZ code compliance, with real numbers from Broward and Miami-Dade installations.
An honest contractor review of WinDoor impact windows and doors in Florida, including the 7700 and 8600 series, NOA approvals, pricing, and how WinDoor compares to ES Windows for Broward and Miami-Dade homeowners.
Impact French doors deliver hurricane protection and timeless style for South Florida homes. Learn about single vs double configurations, inswing vs outswing, multipoint locks, and ES Windows options engineered for Broward and Miami-Dade HVHZ requirements.
Impact entry doors are required for South Florida homes under HVHZ code. This complete guide covers steel, fiberglass, and aluminum options, single vs. double configurations, NOA requirements, hardware choices, and curb appeal considerations for Broward and Miami-Dade homeowners.
A complete buyer’s guide to impact sliding glass doors in Florida, covering panel configurations, DP ratings, frame materials, ES Windows options, and installation requirements for Broward and Miami-Dade homeowners. Learn what to look for before you sign a contract.
Miami-Dade NOA impact windows must pass the toughest hurricane testing in the country before they can be installed in South Florida. This guide explains what Notice of Acceptance means, how to verify an NOA number, how it differs from Florida statewide approval, and why proper documentation directly affects your insurance discounts.
An installing contractor’s honest review of CGI impact windows, covering the Sentinel and Sentinel Plus aluminum series, Miami-Dade NOAs, DP ratings, pricing, and a direct comparison to ES Windows. Find out which option delivers better value for Broward and Miami-Dade homeowners.
An honest contractor’s review of ES Windows (ESW), the locally manufactured impact window line based in Medley, Florida. Covers the full Series 100-500 product lineup, Miami-Dade NOA approvals, HVHZ compliance, and why local manufacturing matters for South Florida homeowners.
