Florida homeowners who have installed impact windows, impact doors, or completed roofing improvements may already be familiar with wind-mitigation inspections. However, Florida's wind-mitigation inspection form changed in 2026.
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Installing impact-resistant windows and doors is a major home improvement, but the project should not end when the installation crew leaves. Florida homeowners should also make sure they keep the important documents connected to the project.
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Replacing windows and doors with impact-resistant products can be a significant investment for Florida homeowners.
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When Florida homeowners think about hurricane protection, impact windows are often the first upgrade that comes to mind. But windows are only one part of a home's exterior opening protection.
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Florida homeowners purchasing impact-resistant windows and doors may be eligible for a state sales tax refund under Florida's current Home-Hardening Sales Tax Exemption. The program began July 1, 2026, and applies to qualifying home-hardening products purchased at retail through June 30, 2029.
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Florida homeowners have several options when preparing their homes for hurricane season, and two of the most commonly researched are impact windows and hurricane shutters.
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. This guide still ranks for how much impact windows cost from the 2025 title. Installed pricing at Statewide Windows & Doors is $1,000 to $3,000 per window. That is a real permitted install, not a $400 or $500 teaser. Call (561) 816-4010. How much do impact windows cost?
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. Impact windows and hurricane shutters can both be approved opening protection. Statewide Windows & Doors bids both. This page is the safety version: egress, deployment, and what actually fails. For the spec table, see impact vs shutters.
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