South Florida's Impact Window & Door Specialists
Impact Windows & Doors in Florida — Hurricane-Rated Installation Done Right
Licensed installer of Miami-Dade NOA / HVHZ-approved impact windows and impact doors across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties. In-house crews, fixed-price written quotes, permits pulled directly. FL License #CGC1530499.
See if your home qualifies for impact window savings
Special pricing and financing options may be available for homes in your area.
What Are Impact Windows and Impact Doors?
Impact windows — also called hurricane windows or hurricane-impact glass — are engineered from two panes of tempered or heat-strengthened glass permanently laminated to a clear polyvinyl butyral (PVB) interlayer. When a storm drives debris into the glass, the outer pane can crack, but the interlayer holds every shard in place. The opening stays sealed. Wind cannot enter. Roof pressurization — the hidden failure mode that peels roofs off Florida homes — never begins.
Impact doors apply the same laminated-glass technology to entry doors, sliding glass patio doors, French doors, and multi-slide systems. Frames are reinforced aluminum, steel, or fiberglass rated to HVHZ wind loads. Every ClearView product carries a current Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance.
Unlike hurricane shutters — which must be deployed before every storm — impact windows and impact doors protect your home 24/7 with zero effort, and deliver daily benefits: UV blocking, noise reduction, energy efficiency, and Florida wind mitigation insurance discounts.
Why South Florida Homeowners Choose ClearView Impact Systems
Miami-Dade NOA on Every Product
Every window and door we install holds a current NOA. Documentation supplied with every quote.
Licensed Florida Contractor
FL License #CGC1530499. Verify anytime at MyFloridaLicense.com.
In-House Installation Crews
W-2 employees, not day-labor subcontractors. Consistent quality, direct accountability.
Fixed-Price Written Quotes
What you sign is what you pay. No verbal estimates, no surprise change orders.
Permits Pulled by ClearView
We handle permitting directly with your building department — homeowners never do.
Wind Mitigation Ready
Every install is documented for OIR-1802 wind mitigation credits so your insurance carrier can apply the discount.
Impact Windows and Impact Doors We Install
Every window and door style, every South Florida architectural context — all HVHZ / Miami-Dade NOA approved.
Impact Windows
- Impact single-hung windows
- Impact horizontal sliding windows
- Impact casement windows
- Impact picture / fixed windows
- Impact bay and bow windows
- Impact architectural / custom-shape windows
Impact Doors
- Impact front entry doors (single, double, sidelights)
- Impact sliding glass patio doors
- Impact French doors
- Impact multi-slide and pocket doors
- Impact fiberglass and steel entry doors
- Impact wood-grain and mahogany doors
- Impact hurricane garage doors (referral partner)
Impact Windows & Doors Installation Across South Florida
Search "impact windows near me" or "impact doors installation near me" in these cities and ClearView Impact Systems is the licensed local installer.
Palm Beach County
Broward County
Our Impact Window & Door Installation Process
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Free In-Home Measurement
A ClearView estimator measures every opening, discusses frame and glass options, and confirms wind zone requirements.
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Fixed-Price Written Quote
You receive an itemized, fixed-price quote with product specifications, NOA numbers, and timeline. No verbal estimates.
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Custom Manufacture & Permitting
Every window and door is built to the exact rough-opening dimensions. ClearView pulls the permit directly with your building department.
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Professional Installation & Final Inspection
In-house W-2 crews complete installation, and the local building department inspects the finished work. Wind mitigation documentation delivered for your insurance carrier.
Impact Windows & Doors: Frequently Asked Questions
What are impact windows and how do they work?
Impact windows (also called hurricane windows) are made from two panes of tempered or heat-strengthened glass permanently bonded to a clear, tear-resistant polyvinyl butyral (PVB) inner layer. During a hurricane, flying debris can crack the outer glass, but the interlayer holds the shards in place — keeping the opening sealed, blocking wind-driven rain, and preventing the internal pressurization that tears roofs off homes.
How much do impact windows cost in South Florida?
Pricing varies with opening size, frame material (aluminum, vinyl, or composite), glass type (clear, tinted, or low-E), and wind zone. A typical whole-home replacement in Palm Beach, Broward, or Miami-Dade ranges based on window count and specification. ClearView Impact Systems provides fixed-price written quotes after a free in-home measurement — no verbal guesses, no surprise change orders.
Are impact windows worth the cost?
For South Florida homeowners, yes. Impact windows deliver year-round value: Florida wind mitigation insurance credits (often thousands of dollars in cumulative premium savings), 24/7 storm protection with no deployment, UV blocking that protects flooring and furniture, significant outside noise reduction, energy efficiency, and measurable added home resale value.
What is Miami-Dade NOA and do I need it?
The Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) is the country's strictest impact-glazing approval. Products must pass large-missile testing (a 9-lb 2x4 fired at 50 ft/sec) plus cyclic wind pressure testing. Inside the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) — all of Miami-Dade, all of Broward, and coastal Palm Beach — every impact window and door must hold a current Miami-Dade NOA. Florida Product Approval alone is not enough.
How long does impact window installation take?
Permitting typically takes 1–3 weeks depending on the municipality. On-site installation for a typical home runs 1–3 days with an in-house crew. ClearView pulls the permit directly with your local building department — homeowners never need to handle permitting themselves.
Do impact windows qualify for insurance discounts in Florida?
Yes. Florida law requires insurance carriers to offer premium credits for verified wind mitigation features. To receive the maximum opening protection credit, every glazed opening (windows, doors, skylights) must be protected. A licensed inspector documents the upgrade on the OIR-1802 wind mitigation form, which you submit to your carrier.
What's the difference between impact windows and hurricane shutters?
Shutters cover existing windows only when deployed and must be installed before every storm. Impact windows replace the entire window system and protect 24/7 with no action required. Impact windows also deliver ongoing daily benefits — noise reduction, UV protection, energy efficiency — that shutters cannot.
Can impact doors match my home's architecture?
Yes. Modern impact-rated doors are available in every major style: front entry doors (single, double, with sidelights and transoms), sliding glass patio doors, French doors, and multi-slide/pocket doors. Finishes range from painted aluminum and steel to wood-grain composite and premium mahogany. Every product we install carries a current Miami-Dade NOA.
Are impact windows and doors installation companies near me licensed?
In Florida, every impact window and door installation company must hold a state contractor license issued by the DBPR. Always verify the license number at MyFloridaLicense.com before signing. ClearView Impact Systems operates under Florida License #CGC1530499 and carries current liability and workers' compensation coverage.
Which South Florida cities does ClearView Impact serve?
We install impact windows and impact doors across Palm Beach County (Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Wellington), Broward County (Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Coral Springs, Weston, Pompano Beach), and Miami-Dade County (Miami, Miami Beach, Hialeah, Doral, Aventura, Coral Gables, Kendall, Homestead) — plus Martin and St. Lucie counties.
Do you offer financing for impact windows and doors?
Yes. You can finance through third-party lenders we work with, and the My Safe Florida Home grant covers part of the cost for eligible homes. The lender sets your rate and term from your own credit file — ask them for the APR and total finance charge in writing before you sign. We walk through the options at your free in-home estimate.
How do I choose the best impact window installer?
Verify the Florida contractor license, confirm in-house W-2 crews (not day-labor subcontractors), ask to see the Miami-Dade NOA for the exact product going into your home, require a fixed-price written quote, and confirm the contractor pulls the permit directly. Avoid door-to-door pressure sales and 'today only' pricing.