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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.

After installing new impact windows, some Florida homeowners notice that the glass does not always look perfectly flat from every angle. Reflections may appear slightly wavy, straight lines outside may look subtly distorted, or the appearance of the glass may change depending on where you stand.

Before You Buy Impact Windows, Read This Buying impact windows is one of the most important investments you can make for your home in Florida—but it’s also one of the most misunderstood.

West Palm Beach homeowners live in an area where hurricane preparation is an important part of protecting a home. High winds, windborne debris, heavy rain, intense sunlight, heat, and humidity can all affect exterior windows and doors over time.

Impact windows are designed to provide Florida homes with strong hurricane protection, security, and improved overall window performance. However, some homeowners may eventually notice air movement or what feels like a draft around a window.

What Most People Don’t Know About Impact Windows Impact windows are often seen as a must-have upgrade in Florida—but there’s a lot more to them than most homeowners realize.

Florida homeowners have more options than ever when replacing exterior doors with impact-resistant systems.

Florida homeowners sometimes hear a sudden pop, click, creak, or cracking sound coming from their impact windows and immediately worry that the glass is breaking. In many cases, however, a sound coming from a window does not necessarily mean the impact glass has cracked or the window has failed.

5 Things Homeowners Get Wrong About Hurricane Protection When it comes to hurricane protection in Florida, many homeowners think they’re prepared—but common misconceptions can leave homes vulnerable when it matters most. The truth is, protecting your home requires more than just basic precautions.

Cape Coral homeowners are no strangers to hurricanes, tropical storms, high winds, heavy rain, intense sunlight, heat, and humidity.