About Statewide Windows & Doors: Our Experience, Team & History

Statewide Windows & Doors is a Florida-based exterior remodeling company specializing in impact windows, doors, and other services designed for Florida homes and businesses.

But understanding a company involves more than knowing what products it installs.

Homeowners researching Statewide Windows & Doors often want to know who the company is, how it started, what experience its team brings to projects, where it operates, and what happens behind the scenes between the initial consultation and a completed installation.

Statewide has grown from its roots in Florida window installation into an operation serving multiple markets throughout the state while maintaining substantial project experience in South Florida, including Miami-Dade and Broward County.

That growth has required more than installation crews. Today, Statewide's organization includes personnel involved in operations, sales, production, project management, permitting, HOA coordination, customer service, appointment coordination, and other stages of the homeowner experience.

Here is a closer look at Statewide Windows & Doors, our history, our team, and the experience behind the company.

Who Is Statewide Windows & Doors?

Statewide Windows & Doors is a Florida window and door company serving residential and commercial customers.

Our core services include impact-resistant windows and doors designed for properties in Florida's demanding climate.

Depending on the needs of the project, Statewide offers a variety of impact window and door systems, with aluminum and vinyl options available.

Statewide also provides additional exterior remodeling services, including roofing in applicable service areas.

The company is headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, and serves customers across a broader geographic footprint throughout the state.

Rather than defining Statewide solely by the number of communities it serves, homeowners researching the company should also look at where Statewide has actually completed projects.

Statewide has completed thousands of projects across Miami-Dade and Broward County in addition to work throughout other Florida markets.

That local project experience is particularly important in South Florida, where window and door projects can involve specialized wind, product-approval, permitting, and installation considerations.

How Statewide Windows & Doors Started

Statewide Windows & Doors was founded by John Dyda.

Before founding Statewide, John worked in the Florida window installation industry, giving the company roots in the actual installation side of the business.

Statewide's current About page explains that John had spent more than a decade installing windows on Florida homes before establishing the company.

Today, John serves as President and CEO of Statewide Windows & Doors.

As the company grew, Statewide expanded beyond an installation-focused operation into a larger organization capable of managing multiple stages of residential and commercial exterior remodeling projects.

That includes not just product selection and installation, but also the operational infrastructure necessary to coordinate homeowners, projects, permits, inspections, scheduling, service requests, and other parts of the process.

Homeowners can read more about Statewide Windows & Doors and our company background on our About page.

More Than 25 Years of Combined Experience

Experience is one of the most important factors homeowners consider when researching a window and door contractor.

It is also important to describe experience accurately.

Statewide's team brings more than 25 years of combined industry experience to its work.

That does not mean one person at Statewide has personally been operating the company for 25 years.

Instead, it reflects the combined experience brought by members of the team who work across the different stages of Statewide's projects.

That experience covers areas such as:

• Window and door installation
• Impact-resistant products
• Project coordination
• Florida permitting
• Production
• Customer service
• Sales and product selection
• HOA coordination
• Field operations
• Service after installation

For homeowners, the value of experience is not simply a number.

It is how that experience is applied to the project.

A Team Built Around the Entire Project

Installing new impact windows or doors involves more than an installer arriving at the house.

A project can move through several departments before it is complete.

Statewide's current team structure reflects that.

The company's leadership and management team includes John Dyda as President and CEO, along with personnel responsible for operations, marketing, finance, production, permitting, customer service, sales, HOA coordination, project management, field operations, and appointment coordination.

For a homeowner, that means there are people responsible for different parts of the project rather than expecting one person to handle every stage.

Depending on the project, the process can involve:

• Initial consultation
• Product selection
• Measurements
• Project documentation
• HOA coordination where applicable
• Permitting
• Production and scheduling
• Installation
• Required inspections
• Project management
• Customer service
• Post-installation service

Not every project follows exactly the same timeline, and permitting or inspection requirements can vary by jurisdiction.

However, having dedicated personnel responsible for these functions helps support larger project volume and a broader service area.

Impact Windows for Florida Homes

Impact windows are one of Statewide's primary services.

These systems are designed for properties where hurricane protection and wind-related performance are important considerations.

An impact window is more than simply a piece of impact-resistant glass.

The glass, frame, hardware, anchoring, installation method, and approved configuration work together as a complete system.

That is why product selection needs to account for the specific project rather than relying solely on a manufacturer name or general statement that a window is "impact rated."

Statewide works with homeowners to identify window systems appropriate for their projects and provides professional installation.

Available options can include both aluminum and vinyl systems depending on the project's needs.

Homeowners can explore Statewide's impact window installation services to learn more.

Impact Doors and Sliding Glass Doors

Windows are only one part of a home's exterior openings.

Statewide also installs impact-resistant door systems.

Depending on the property, homeowners may be replacing:

• Entry doors
• Patio doors
• Sliding glass doors
• French doors
• Other exterior door configurations

Large sliding glass doors are particularly common throughout Florida and can represent a substantial opening in a home's exterior.

Replacing these systems requires proper measurement, product selection, installation, and consideration of the requirements applicable to that particular opening.

Homeowners can explore Statewide's window and door options for additional information.

Experience in Miami-Dade and Broward County

Statewide serves a broad geographic area, but that does not mean the company lacks experience in individual South Florida markets.

Statewide has completed thousands of projects across Miami-Dade and Broward County.

This matters because both counties are part of Florida's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ).

Projects within the HVHZ require careful attention to the specific products and configurations being proposed.

One point homeowners should understand is that a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance, or NOA, is not the only recognized approval pathway for every product used within the HVHZ.

A qualifying Florida Product Approval specifically approved for HVHZ use can also be an applicable pathway.

Generic Florida Product Approval alone does not automatically mean a product is approved for an HVHZ application.

The important question is whether the specific product and configuration proposed for the project is approved for its intended application.

Statewide's experience completing projects across Miami-Dade and Broward gives the company direct experience working within these South Florida markets.

A Broader Florida Service Area

Statewide's work extends beyond South Florida.

The company serves homeowners and businesses across multiple Florida markets.

Statewide's website includes service areas across South Florida, Southwest Florida, Central Florida, and other parts of the state.

This broader service footprint is part of how the company has grown.

For homeowners researching a contractor, however, service area alone should not determine which company they choose.

A company serving numerous communities can still have extensive experience in an individual market.

Likewise, a company headquartered nearby does not automatically have more experience with your particular type of project.

More useful questions include:

• Has the contractor completed projects in my area?
• Does it understand the applicable permitting process?
• Does it have experience with projects similar to mine?
• Does it understand HVHZ requirements if my home is in Miami-Dade or Broward?
• Can it show completed work?
• Does it have the infrastructure to manage my project from beginning to end?

Statewide's completed-project pages allow homeowners to see examples of work performed in different communities rather than relying solely on a list of service areas.

Explore Statewide's Florida service areas to see where the company operates.

Actual Completed Projects Matter

One of the best ways to understand a home-improvement company's experience is to look at its completed work.

Statewide publishes individual project pages documenting installations completed for homeowners throughout its service areas.

These project pages can help prospective customers see:

• Where Statewide has completed work
• The type of project performed
• Windows or doors that were replaced
• The goals of the project
• Photos or descriptions of completed installations where available

For someone researching Statewide Windows & Doors, these pages provide useful evidence beyond general marketing statements.

They can also help homeowners find projects completed near their own communities.

That is especially useful for homeowners researching Statewide's experience in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and other Florida markets.

Permitting and Project Coordination

A permitted impact-window project involves more than ordering windows and installing them.

Depending on the project and jurisdiction, the process may involve product documentation, permit applications, installation requirements, inspections, and final permit closeout.

Requirements can vary between municipalities and projects, so homeowners should not assume every Florida window replacement follows exactly the same process.

Statewide's current team includes dedicated permitting personnel as well as project and production staff.

That organizational structure is important because permitting is a separate part of the project that requires attention to documentation and local requirements.

For homeowners, useful questions include:

• Who prepares the permit application?
• Who provides product documentation?
• Which product approval applies to my proposed configuration?
• Who schedules required inspections?
• What happens if a correction is requested?
• Who follows the permit through closeout?

Understanding these responsibilities before a project begins can help homeowners know what to expect throughout the process.

HOA Coordination

Some Florida homeowners live in communities where an association may require approval before exterior alterations are made.

HOA or condominium approval is separate from government permitting.

Depending on the community, an association may have requirements involving:

• Window frame colors
• Exterior appearance
• Door styles
• Documentation
• Architectural approval
• Application forms

Statewide's current team includes HOA coordination personnel to help manage this part of applicable projects.

Homeowners should still review their own association documents and understand any responsibilities they may have during the approval process.

Installation Is a Critical Part of the System

A high-quality window or door product still depends on proper installation.

The finished opening includes more than glass.

Performance can depend on:

• The frame
• Glass
• Hardware
• Anchoring
• Fasteners
• Sealants
• Opening conditions
• Installation procedures

The exact requirements depend on the approved product configuration and the property.

Statewide's history began with window installation, and professional installation remains central to the company's work today.

For homeowners comparing contractors, it is worth asking who performs the installation, how the project is managed, and how the proposed product will be installed for the specific opening.

Project Management at Scale

As Statewide has expanded geographically and completed more projects, project management has become an important part of the operation.

A homeowner may interact with multiple people over the course of a project.

The person who performs the initial consultation may not be the same person coordinating production, permitting, installation, or service.

That is normal for a company with dedicated departments.

The important question is whether those departments communicate effectively and whether homeowners know who to contact during each stage.

Statewide's organizational structure includes dedicated personnel responsible for different stages so projects can move through the company from consultation to completion.

Customer Service After Installation

The relationship between a homeowner and a window company does not necessarily end on installation day.

A homeowner may later need assistance with:

• Adjustments
• Hardware
• Screens
• Glass
• Door operation
• Warranty questions
• Service requests

Statewide maintains a dedicated customer-service process for existing customers.

That service infrastructure is an important part of evaluating any contractor because windows and doors are long-term building components.

Existing customers can access Statewide's customer service resources to request assistance.

Statewide Windows & Doors Reviews

Homeowners researching Statewide should also review customer feedback.

Reviews can provide insight into parts of the project that company service pages cannot fully demonstrate.

Useful reviews may discuss:

• Communication
• Sales consultations
• Project managers
• Installation
• Cleanliness
• Scheduling
• Service
• Finished products
• Problem resolution

No individual review should necessarily define a company.

Look for patterns across multiple customer experiences and compare those reviews with other evidence such as completed projects, licensing, company history, and service infrastructure.

Homeowners can read Statewide Windows & Doors customer reviews while researching the company.

What Company Growth Means for Homeowners

Growth by itself does not prove that a contractor is right for your project.

But scale can provide certain capabilities.

A larger operation may be able to maintain dedicated teams for:

• Permitting
• Production
• Customer service
• Project management
• HOA coordination
• Field operations
• Scheduling

It can also create the infrastructure necessary to manage projects across multiple geographic markets.

At the same time, homeowners should still evaluate their individual proposal carefully.

Company size should never replace questions about product selection, installation, warranty coverage, permitting, communication, and service.

Statewide's growth matters primarily because of what it allows the company to support operationally.

How to Research Statewide Windows & Doors

If you're considering Statewide for your home, don't rely on any single source of information.

Research the company from several angles.

1. Read Statewide's customer reviews.
2. Review actual completed projects.
3. Explore the company's service areas.
4. Review the impact window and door services offered.
5. Verify applicable contractor licensing using current official records.
6. Ask which exact product and configuration is proposed for your home.
7. Ask how permitting will be handled.
8. Ask who will install and manage your project.
9. Understand the warranty and service process.
10. Ask for examples of projects completed in your area when relevant.

This gives you a much more complete understanding of a company than relying on an advertisement, salesperson, star rating, or single online review.

Why Statewide's South Florida Experience Is Part of Our Story

Statewide today serves a broader geographic footprint than the company's South Florida roots alone might suggest.

But geographic expansion does not erase local experience.

Statewide has completed thousands of projects across Miami-Dade and Broward County while also expanding into additional Florida markets.

Those facts are not contradictory.

A useful way to evaluate any multi-market contractor is to ask whether it can demonstrate substantial experience completing your type of project where you live.

For Statewide, completed-project pages, customer reviews, and years of work in Florida help homeowners evaluate that experience for themselves.

About Our Team Today

Statewide is not one individual.

The company today includes people working across multiple areas of the homeowner experience.

Our current organization includes leadership and personnel in:

• Operations
• Production
• Sales
• Field management
• Permitting
• HOA coordination
• Customer service
• Project management
• Appointment coordination
• Marketing and communications
• Financial administration

This team structure reflects how Statewide has evolved from its installation roots into a larger Florida exterior remodeling operation.

Most homeowners will never interact with every department.

But each department can play a role in moving projects from the initial inquiry toward completion.

Final Words

Statewide Windows & Doors began with hands-on experience in Florida window installation and has grown into a multi-market exterior remodeling company serving homeowners and businesses throughout Florida.

Today, the company is led by founder and CEO John Dyda and supported by a team with more than 25 years of combined industry experience.

Statewide specializes in impact windows and doors, offers both vinyl and aluminum window options depending on the project, and has developed departments supporting permitting, production, project management, HOA coordination, installation, customer service, and other stages of the homeowner experience.

Statewide also serves a broad geographic footprint while maintaining substantial experience in South Florida, including thousands of completed projects across Miami-Dade and Broward County.

For homeowners, however, our history and size should not be the only reasons to consider Statewide.

Research us.

Read our reviews. Look through completed projects. Verify credentials. Ask about the exact products proposed for your property. Understand the permit and installation process. Compare the entire project—not simply the sales presentation.

We believe homeowners make better decisions when they have more information about the company working on their home.

Learn more about Statewide Windows & Doors and our experience serving Florida homeowners.