Impact Window Installation · South Florida

Impact windows, engineered to Florida code.

Florida-licensed installation of impact-rated windows from CWS and ES Windows — single-hung, casement, picture, architectural, and horizontal roller. Every product carries a documented Florida Product Approval, every install passes inspection, and every crew is ours — never day labor.

  • 4.8 · 130 Google reviews
  • thorough inspection sign-off
  • Licensed CGC1525402

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19Years installing across South Florida
2,000+Windows & doors installed
4.8★Across 130 Google reviews
2FL licenses — CGC1525402 & CCC1337755

Why it matters

Impact windows do more than survive a storm.

Florida's building code is the strictest in the country — and impact-rated windows are how you meet it without bolting shutters to the house twice a year. Done right, they also cut your insurance, quiet the house, and pass inspection. Done wrong, they fail the county and leak at the first wind-driven rain. Here's where it usually goes wrong:

The shutter ritual never ends

Every watch and warning means another weekend hauling and bolting panels — and a dark house once they're up.

"There has to be a better way than this."

You're overpaying the wind premium

Non-rated windows leave the wind-mitigation credit on the table — money off your policy you never claim.

"Why am I paying full wind premium?"

The last install failed inspection

A crew that doesn't know the code gets sent back by the county — twice — and your project stalls for weeks.

"They didn't know what the inspector wanted."

Water finds the weak seal

It looks finished until the first storm drives rain straight through an un-sealed frame and into the wall.

"It only leaked when the wind blew."

Our approach

We install to the code — not around it.

Nineteen years installing impact windows in South Florida means we know what the inspector is looking for before they arrive — and we build to it.

Every window we install comes with a documented Florida Product Approval — and a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) where the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone in Broward and Miami-Dade requires one. We don't say "impact-rated" and leave it there; we cite the approval number for each product, right on your quote.

We engineer to the design pressures of your elevation — a second-story window facing the Intracoastal is not the same spec as a protected interior courtyard. We detail the buck and water-infiltration sealing, and we water-test every opening before we call it done. And the crew on your house is ours — W-2 employees who install our products every day, not day labor pulled for the week.

  • Florida Product Approval cited per product on every quote
  • Design-pressure engineering matched to each elevation
  • Water-infiltration sealing + a post-install water test on every opening
  • In-house crews only — no subcontracted day labor
  • Two Florida licenses — CGC1525402 (general contractor) & CCC1337755
  • Signed OIR-1802 wind-mitigation form handed to you for your insurer

Homes we serve

Built for South Florida homes.

The premium homes and neighborhoods our crews work in — from Palm Beach down through Broward and across to the Gulf coast.

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How it goes

From first call to inspection sign-off.

In-home consult

We measure, talk through styles, and answer code questions on site.

Output: an itemized quote with the Product Approval per product.

Measure & engineer

Final field measure and the design-pressure spec for your elevations.

Output: shop drawings + engineered spec.

Permit & HOA

We pull the municipal permit and prepare any architectural-review submittal.

Output: approved permit + HOA package.

Install

Our in-house crew installs, seals, and water-tests every opening.

Output: a clean, code-detailed install.

Inspect & document

The county inspects; we hand off your insurance paperwork.

Output: passed inspection + signed OIR-1802.

The difference

What "in-house and to-code" actually changes.

 
Typical installer
Access Impact
Product approval
"Impact-rated," unspecified
FL Product Approval / Miami-Dade NOA cited per product
Who installs
Subcontracted day labor
In-house W-2 crews, every job
Inspection
Re-inspections common
thorough final inspection
Water sealing
Caulk and hope
Detailed sealing + post-install water test
Insurance paperwork
"Ask your agent"
Signed OIR-1802 in your hand
Licensing
One trade license
CGC1525402 + CCC1337755

Insurance savings

Your windows can lower your premium.

For most South Florida homeowners, impact-rated windows trigger a wind-mitigation credit worth roughly 15–40% off the wind portion of your insurance premium. We hand you the signed OIR-1802 wind-mitigation form your carrier needs to apply it — you don't have to chase it down.

15–40%

typical wind-mitigation credit on the wind portion of your premium, documented on the OIR-1802 form.

In their words

4.8 stars across 130 Google reviews.

★★★★★

"Very happy with my new windows. Everybody I spoke with was very professional and courteous. I would definitely recommend Access Impact to anyone looking."

Michelle Bradley
Google review
★★★★★

"Great job! Everything looks so nice. They cleaned up everything and patched everything. Will definitely use them again!"

Tara R.
Google review
★★★★★

"Crew was on time, the install was tidy, and they explained the warranty paperwork clearly. Clean work, friendly — good job."

Doug Levy
Google review

Questions

Impact window FAQs.

Are your impact windows certified to Florida code?
Yes. Every window we install carries a documented Florida Product Approval, and a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) where the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone requires it. We cite the approval number per product on your quote.
How long does an install take?
Most whole-home installs run one to three days on site once your products are in and the permit is pulled. The lead time before that is driven by manufacturing and permitting; we give you a realistic schedule at the consult.
Do you handle the permit?
Yes — pulling the municipal permit and preparing any HOA architectural-review submittal is part of the job, not an add-on. We own the inspection relationship from start to sign-off.
Will my insurance premium drop?
For most Florida homeowners, impact windows trigger a wind-mitigation credit of roughly 15–40% off the wind portion of the premium. We provide the signed OIR-1802 wind-mitigation form your carrier needs to apply it.
Can you match my HOA requirements?
Yes. We prepare the architectural-review submittal to match your community's approved frame colors and styles, and coordinate with the board so the install clears review.

Ready for impact windows that pass inspection?

Free in-home consultation. Florida-licensed. A signed wind-mitigation form for your insurer on every install.