Every real, verified company that installs hurricane impact windows and doors in Palm Beach County — compared in one place, with services, service areas and one-tap calling. Ratings are shown only where the research found one; where no rating was found, none is shown — figures from other review sites are never presented as Google ratings. No company in this guide publishes product prices on its own website, so this guide quotes none: an installed price requires a site visit, measuring and a written quote.
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Jupiter company installing impact windows, impact doors and patio enclosures — measured, permitted and installed in one day, with a 3-year labor warranty and free estimates.
Palm Beach Gardens company installing hurricane impact-resistant windows and doors, plus glass window and door repair and custom projects; permits closed after installation.
Window and door installer for new construction, remodeling and renovation — replacement and commercial windows and doors, hurricane-impact windows and doors, and millwork.
Hurricane impact window and door installation and replacement, residential and commercial — plus window repair, storm windows and roofing.
Jupiter showroom company installing hurricane-rated windows and doors (Miami-Dade certified), from quote to final installation.
Impact windows and doors for South Florida homes and businesses — custom and replacement, brands CGI, PGT, Jeld-Wen, ESWindows.
Hurricane impact windows and doors, residential and commercial — replacement, custom architectural windows, impact and fiberglass entry doors, sliding glass doors and storefronts.
Roofing-first company that also installs certified impact windows & doors — roofing replacement, repair, metal, tile, shingle, flat/commercial and storm damage.
Impact windows and doors — whole home or a few, entry, slider and French — plus roofing, HVAC and general remodeling; permits handled, free inspections.
Hurricane-impact windows and doors, residential and commercial — HVHZ-rated, Florida Building Code compliant products; financing available.
Hurricane-rated impact window and door installation, plus structural modifications and openings as a licensed General Contractor; permits and engineering handled; limited lifetime installation guarantee; BBB A+.
Hurricane impact windows and doors, residential and commercial, with professional installation; approved contractor for My Safe Florida Home grants.
Hurricane impact windows, impact entry doors, sliding glass doors, French doors and full-home packages; permit handling included; Miami-Dade approved products; financing available.
Hurricane impact windows, impact door installation, commercial storefronts and curtain walls, automatic door systems, window repair and energy-efficient solutions.
Impact windows and doors — architectural, casement, French doors, picture, single-hung and sliding glass impact doors — residential and commercial, energy-efficient; consultation, custom design/manufacturing, professional installation and follow-up.
Hurricane impact windows and doors — in-stock and full-service custom installation; category 5+ storm protection claimed; lifetime fully-transferable guarantee on products, glass breakage and workmanship.
Impact windows and doors for residential, commercial and new construction projects — supply and installation.
Design-forward, impact-rated window and door solutions for luxury South Florida homes — brands Brombal, Kolbe, ES, Oikos.
Roofing-first company that also installs hurricane impact windows and doors — HOA-approved roofing and impact windows; 2024 Palm Beach County Choice Awards winner.
Impact-resistant windows and doors; expert installation by licensed and insured installers; brands PGT, Plastpro, Therma-Tru, CGI, WinDoor.
Impact windows, entry and sliding glass doors, storefronts and curtain wall systems — residential and commercial; Florida Building Code and HVHZ requirements; family-run.
Service-area company: hurricane-impact windows, impact doors and new roofs — measured, permitted and installed; vinyl or aluminum frames; ES Windows showroom partner.
Service-area company: HVHZ impact windows, multi-panel impact sliding glass doors and impact entry doors; owners handle each project personally; no commission-based salespeople.
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Palm Beach County sits in Florida's high-velocity hurricane zone, and impact windows are built and tested to stay in their frames when storm debris hits. Once installed, the protection is there year-round, with no shutters to put up before a storm.
No company in this guide publishes product prices on its own website — not one. Financing claims (monthly payments, 0% interest, PACE programs) are not product prices. Your installed price depends on the number and size of openings, window and door types, glass and frame material, custom shapes, permits and installation, and it is set only after a visit and measuring. See the cost guide for the factors that move a quote and what a written quote should itemize.
No company in this guide publishes product prices on its own website, so this guide quotes no price range. See the cost guide for what drives a quote and what a written quote should itemize.
Yes — Florida licenses contractors at the state level through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). Eight companies in this guide publish a license number on their own website: Coastal Impact Windows & Doors (CGC1528942), Boca Impact Window and Door (CGC1520762), 1 OAK Home Improvement (CGC1532081 and CCC1334054), 561-Windows (CGC1539216), Window Guys of Florida (CGC1518491 and SCC131151139), Monster Impact Windows and Doors (CRC1335543), Guardian Impact Windows & Roofing (CGC1524314 and CCC1334906) and SOFLO Impact Windows (CBC1265061). Every other profile states the company's own claim-only wording or that no number is published.
They are product certifications for hurricane zones: Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) and High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) ratings. In this guide, NSE Windows of Florida and 561-Windows claim Miami-Dade certification or approval, Seascape and SOFLO claim HVHZ-rated products, and Windpact claims category 5+ storm protection. Ask each installer for the product's rating documentation for your home.