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When is the best time to install impact windows and doors?

The best time to install impact windows and doors is well before hurricane season in South Florida. Being proactive ensures you're well-prepared and can avoid the last-minute rush that often occurs during peak storm periods. Even if you’ve missed preparing before the hurricane season, you can install them at any time of year.

October 6, 2023|

How do impact windows and doors work?

Impact windows and doors are designed with laminated glass and reinforced frames to withstand impact from debris. This design prevents the glass from shattering, keeping your home secure and reducing the risk of injury.

October 6, 2023|

Why are impact windows and doors essential?

Impact windows and doors are essential because they provide an unparalleled level of protection against hurricanes and other severe weather events. Traditional windows and doors can shatter under the force of strong winds and flying debris, compromising your home's integrity. Ultimately they are there to protect your family from the forces of nature.

October 6, 2023|

How long does the installation take?

Every house is unique; most standard-sized three to four-bedroom homes will take approximately three to four days. Once you book your free consultation, the STS representative will give you more of an accurate timeline once they have seen and taken initial measurements at your home or business.  Immediately after completion, the site supervisor, general contractor/field supervisor, and the customer will conduct the final walk-through. Immidtaley, after the general contractor/field supervisor, checks off on all work done, and the customer is completely satisfied, we will call in the final inspection with the city inspectors.

March 13, 2020|

What’s the time frame once I have decided to purchase the windows?

Once the contract is signed, within five business days, our general contractor/field supervisor will come to do the final measurements. Depending on the manufacturer and the time of year, lead times can be anywhere from 6 to10 weeks. Several factors affect lead times, such as how close we are to hurricane season and how many backorders manufacturers have.

March 13, 2020|
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