Palm Beach County · Licensed & Insured

Impact windows & doors built for the next storm.

Florida Product Approved, large-missile-rated protection installed by a local crew — quieter rooms, lower insurance, and the Palm Beach look kept intact.

Large Missile impact ratedFL Product Approval + NOAUp to +165 mph
Palm Beach estate with arched impact windows at golden hour
Licensed & Insured FL Product Approval — plus Miami-Dade NOA Free In-Home Estimate Palm Beach County Local
The difference

Same window. Calm inside, storm outside.

Drag the handle. The impact glass that frames a quiet, sunlit room is the same barrier standing between your family and 165-mph wind-borne debris.

Hurricane wind and debris battering the same window from outside Calm, sunlit Palm Beach living room seen through impact glass
CALM inside STORM outside ⇆ drag
Cutaway showing the layers of a laminated impact-glass window
Engineered to hold

Three layers between you and the storm

Impact glass isn’t one tough pane — it’s a bonded system. Here’s what actually stops a flying roof tile and keeps the opening sealed.

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Outer tempered paneA heat-strengthened outer sheet takes the first hit and spreads the impact load across the unit.
02
PVB interlayerA tough polyvinyl-butyral membrane is fused between the panes — glass may shatter, but the opening stays sealed against wind and water.
03
Reinforced frameA heavy aluminum or vinyl frame anchored deep into the structure so storm pressure can’t pull the window out of the wall.

We install across all 11 Palm Beach County cities — from West Palm Beach and Boca Raton to Jupiter, Wellington, and Royal Palm Beach. See every service area →

Sunlit coastal Palm Beach interior framed by large impact windows
Live with it every day

Light in, storm out.

Impact glass isn’t only for hurricane season. It’s the upgrade you feel daily — street noise cut by about half, UV that fades floors and art filtered away, and a home that’s far harder to break into.

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Local code, done right

Palm Beach County is the Wind-Borne Debris Region — not HVHZ

Miami-Dade and Broward are the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ). Palm Beach County isn’t — it’s the Wind-Borne Debris Region (WBDR). That changes which approvals an installer can legally use here, and plenty of out-of-county crews get it wrong.

REGION Palm Beach County is the Wind-Borne Debris Region (WBDR). The HVHZ is Miami-Dade & Broward only.
APPROVALS We install products carrying Florida Product Approval (FL#) — and Miami-Dade NOA where it applies.
INSURANCE A wind-mitigation inspection after install can earn a homeowners-insurance discount.
GRANTS The My Safe Florida Home grant requires a participating contractor — ask us before you apply.
By the numbers

Built to perform — and to pay you back

+165 mph
County design wind speed (ASCE 7)
11
Palm Beach County cities served
~50 %
Less outside noise
$0
In-home estimate
Trusted locally

Local references, on request

Ask us for local references near you — recent impact window and door installs right here in Palm Beach County. We’re glad to connect you with homeowners in your area.

Good to know

Questions Palm Beach homeowners ask

Are impact windows worth it in Palm Beach County?

For most homeowners here, yes. Impact windows replace shutters you never have to put up, cut outside noise by roughly half, block almost all UV fading, and harden the house against break-ins — every day, not just during a storm. They can also earn a wind-mitigation insurance discount and may qualify for the My Safe Florida Home grant, which offsets a real share of the cost. See the breakdown in our cost guide.

Do I need HVHZ-rated windows in Palm Beach County?

No. The High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) is Miami-Dade and Broward only. Palm Beach County is the Wind-Borne Debris Region (WBDR), so your windows must be impact-rated and carry a valid Florida Product Approval (FL#) — Miami-Dade NOA products are accepted too, but not required. A crew that insists everything must be "Miami-Dade HVHZ" here usually doesn't work the county often. More on what qualifies in our impact-resistant windows guide.

Will impact windows lower my home insurance?

Often, yes. After installation we provide the documentation for a wind-mitigation inspection; opening protection that's impact-rated across the whole home is one of the biggest line items insurers credit on a Florida policy. The exact savings depend on your carrier and home, but many homeowners recover a meaningful share of the project over time. Details on the insurance-discount page.

How much do impact windows cost in Palm Beach County?

Price depends on the number and size of openings, glass and frame choices, and any custom or arched shapes. Most full-home projects land in a wide range, which is why we quote on-site rather than over the phone. We also walk you through financing and any grant savings you qualify for. Start with our impact windows cost guide, then book a free estimate for a real number.

Is there a grant for impact windows in Florida?

Yes — the state's My Safe Florida Home program offers matching grants toward hurricane-hardening upgrades, including impact windows and doors. It requires a free wind-mitigation inspection and that the work be done by a participating contractor, so check eligibility before you apply. Ask us how the grant pairs with impact windows versus hurricane shutters.
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Tell us about your project. We’ll handle the storm.

A local estimator visits, measures, and walks you through your options — Florida Product Approval (FL#) paperwork, financing, and any grant or insurance savings you qualify for. No pressure, no call center.

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Free, no-obligation in-home estimate. We typically respond within one business day — no call center.