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Impact Windows & Doors Fort Myers installs hurricane-rated impact windows and doors for homeowners across Southwest Florida. Every project is built around the same standard: laminated, impact-resistant glass and code-compliant framing systems engineered to meet the wind-load and windborne-debris requirements of the Florida Building Code for our part of Lee County — not just to look good, but to actually hold up when a storm comes ashore.
We work on new construction, full-frame replacement of old aluminum single-pane windows, entry and sliding glass doors, French doors, garage doors, and commercial storefronts. Because impact-rated glass stays in place under wind pressure and debris impact, many Lee County homeowners see a real drop in their windstorm insurance premium once the upgrade is inspected and reported — on top of no longer needing to put up shutters or panels before every storm watch.
Every job is quoted with clear, itemized pricing before any deposit changes hands, and our crew pulls the required permits and schedules inspections directly with the local building department so nothing falls through the cracks. Call us for a free, no-pressure quote and we'll walk your home or business and tell you honestly what it needs.
Impact Windows & Doors Fort Myers is a Florida-licensed contracting team focused on one thing: hurricane-rated impact windows and doors for homes and businesses across Lee County. We're not a general remodeling company that occasionally installs windows — impact glass, door assemblies, and the codes that govern them are the whole job, which means our crews, our vendor relationships, and our knowledge of the local permitting process are all built around getting this one category of work right.
That focus matters in Southwest Florida. Fort Myers sits inside a windborne-debris region under the Florida Building Code, which means openings on most homes here have to meet specific design-pressure and impact-resistance standards — not the generic window specs sold at a big-box store out of state. We only install products carrying the approvals (Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade NOA, as applicable) that satisfy those requirements, and we can show you the documentation for your permit file and your insurance carrier.
Homeowners across Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, and the rest of Lee County call us for three reasons: the products we install are genuinely code-compliant for this wind zone, the pricing is upfront with no hidden change orders, and we manage the permitting and inspection process instead of leaving it on the homeowner. After a season like this region has seen, most homeowners aren't shopping for the cheapest possible window — they're shopping for a contractor they can trust to do the job to code and still be around for the warranty.
We also make sure you understand the insurance side of the upgrade. Impact-rated windows and doors are one of the mitigation features Florida insurance carriers credit on a wind mitigation inspection report, and we'll point you toward getting that documentation lined up once your install passes final inspection. Whether you need a single replacement sliding door or a full-home window package, call us for a free quote and a straight answer about what your home actually needs.
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Hurricane-rated windows installed to Florida Building Code wind-load specs.
Entry, patio, and side doors upgraded to hurricane-rated impact assemblies.
Large-format sliding glass doors engineered for high wind-load openings.
Hinged double-door systems with hurricane-rated glass and hardware.
Front entry doors replaced with impact-rated, code-compliant assemblies.
Old, non-impact windows replaced with hurricane-rated units, full-frame or retrofit.
Proudly providing impact windows & doors across the region:
It means the window or door is a tested assembly — glass, frame, and hardware together — that passed both a windborne-debris impact test and a cyclic wind-pressure test at a specific design pressure (DP) rating, and carries a Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance documenting that rating. It's not a marketing term; it refers to specific, verifiable product certification.
Fort Myers and the rest of Lee County sit within a windborne-debris region under the Florida Building Code, so most homes require impact-rated (or shutter-protected) openings rated to a design pressure calculated from the home's height, exposure category, and where the opening sits on the structure. We calculate that DP requirement for every opening before quoting your project.
For many Lee County homeowners, yes. A Florida wind mitigation inspection documents specific storm-resistant features on your home, including impact-rated openings, and insurance carriers apply premium credits based on that report. The exact savings depends on your carrier and your home's full combination of mitigation features.
We discuss financing options as part of your free quote, since a full-home package is a significant investment. Many homeowners also offset part of the cost over time through the insurance premium savings the upgrade generates, and some products may qualify for manufacturer or utility rebate programs — we'll tell you what's currently available.
Permit review timelines vary by jurisdiction and current building-department workload, typically a few weeks. On-site installation itself usually runs one day for a single door up to several days for a full-home window package, followed by the final building-department inspection that closes out the permit.
Yes, in almost every case — window and door replacement is permitted work specifically because the building department needs to verify the installed product meets the required wind-load rating for that opening. We handle permit submission and inspection scheduling as part of every project.
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