Living near the Florida coast offers beautiful views, ocean breezes, and easy access to the water. However, coastal living also creates unique challenges for a home's exterior materials.
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Florida homeowners comparing impact windows often come across two names: ES Windows and Custom Window Systems, commonly called CWS. Both manufacturers may appear on impact window quotes, but choosing between them should involve more than comparing brand names.
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Florida impact windows are exposed to environmental conditions that homeowners in many other parts of the country do not experience to the same degree. Intense sunlight, high temperatures, humidity, heavy rain, and coastal salt exposure can all affect exterior building materials over time.
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Impact windows are one of the most important exterior upgrades Florida homeowners consider when preparing their homes for hurricanes and severe weather. But choosing impact windows involves more than simply finding glass labeled "impact-resistant.
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When Florida homeowners compare impact windows, much of the attention goes to the glass. But the frame surrounding that glass is also an important part of the complete impact-resistant window system. Two of the most common frame materials homeowners encounter are aluminum and vinyl.
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