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Updated August 2026. Vinyl and aluminum can both be impact-rated in Florida. The frame choice is about the opening, the coast, and the approval, not a winner-take-all brand fight. Spec the assembly that matches your sizes and design pressures.
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Before investing in hurricane shutters to protect your home from the wrath of severe weather, it's crucial to understand the potential risks associated with these protective measures.
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. Jupiter sits in northern Palm Beach County. It is not Miami-Dade HVHZ, but openings still need approved protection: impact windows and doors, or another approved shutter system.
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. Fort Myers and the rest of Southwest Florida still have to protect openings. Impact windows and approved shutters can both meet that. Statewide Windows & Doors quotes both from the Fort Myers office.
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. Naples is Collier County, not Miami-Dade HVHZ. You still deal with Gulf wind, salt, and named storms. Openings need approved protection: impact windows and doors, or another approved shutter system.
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. Boca Raton is Palm Beach County, not Miami-Dade HVHZ. You still sit in a wind-borne debris region. Openings need approved protection: impact windows and doors, or another approved shutter system. Statewide Windows & Doors is based here.
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. Florida hurricane season is June through November. This is the opening-protection version of a prep list. Statewide Windows & Doors can spec the glass, doors, and roof. The rest is yours: gutters, trees, kit, insurance papers.
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. Low-E and impact are two different things that often ship on the same Florida window. Low-E is a coating that cuts solar heat. Impact is laminated glass and a tested frame.
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. Impact windows and doors can pay back over time. They do not print a fixed insurance number every year. Statewide Windows & Doors will show insurance, energy, and grant paths on your house. The number is whatever your carrier, your AC load, and the program rules actually do.
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