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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.
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. 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.
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. Impact windows and hurricane shutters can both be approved opening protection in Florida. Statewide Windows & Doors bids both. The difference is how they get used: impact glass stays in place year-round.
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. Plan on $1,000 to $3,000 per impact window installed. That is an opening-by-opening bid, not a $400 catalog pane. Size, frame, glass, access, and county code all move the number. Statewide Windows & Doors quotes Boca, Palm Beach, and Southwest Florida from measured openings.
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