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Replacing windows in Boca Raton can involve more than choosing an impact-resistant product and scheduling installation.
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When choosing impact windows for a Florida home, homeowners have more options than single-hung, horizontal roller, casement, and picture windows. Another style worth considering is the awning impact window. Awning windows are hinged near the top and open outward from the bottom.
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When Florida homeowners compare impact window styles, casement windows are an option worth understanding. Unlike single-hung windows that move vertically or horizontal rollers that slide from side to side, casement windows are hinged and open outward.
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When Florida homeowners start comparing impact windows, choosing the glass and frame material is only part of the decision. The way the window opens can also affect ventilation, appearance, maintenance, operation, and where the window works best in the home.
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Choosing your impact windows is only the beginning of a Florida window replacement project. Before the old windows come out and the new ones go in, several important steps typically happen behind the scenes. Final measurements must be confirmed.
Read MoreUpdated August 2026. Fort Myers and the rest of Southwest Florida still have to protect openings. Impact windows and approved shutters can both meet that. Statewide Windows & Doors quotes both from the Fort Myers office.
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. 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.
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