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Yes. If you'd like to see and feel the difference between frame materials, glass types, and product options before committing to anything, you're welcome to come in. Call either office to arrange a showroom visit.

Because the right window for one opening isn't necessarily the right window for another. Different sizes, exposures, and locations in your home may call for different products. And budget decisions are easier to make when you can see what you're actually comparing.

We present multiple product lines at different price points so you can make a confident decision - not just hope you chose right.

Big-box stores typically sell windows as a product and subcontract the installation to crews they don't directly manage or stand behind. With Storm Protection Pros, the people who sell you the project are the same people accountable for the installation - and the same people you call if anything comes up afterward.

We're local, we're licensed, we pull all permits ourselves, we measure every opening individually, and we calculate design pressure on every project. We also show you multiple options at different price points rather than steering you toward one product.

Call or or fill out the form on our contact page. We'll schedule your free first visit at a time that works for you. There's no deposit required and no obligation on either visit.

Lead times vary based on the manufacturer, product type, customization options, and market conditions.
During the ordering process, we will provide current lead times and keep you informed throughout your project.

Most residential projects are completed within one to several days depending on the size and complexity of the project.
Larger homes, custom projects, and projects involving additional construction work may require additional time.
We will provide a project-specific timeline before installation begins.

One of the most common questions we hear is, "Which brand is the best?"

The truth is there is no single best window for every homeowner.

The right choice depends on your home's design, your budget, your energy-efficiency goals, your preferred appearance, and the performance characteristics that matter most to you.

That is why we offer multiple manufacturers rather than pushing a single product line. By comparing options from PGT, EAS, CWS/Pella, Therma-Tru, and Atlas Armor, we can help you find the product that delivers the best value and performance for your specific needs.

All products come with manufacturer warranties, which vary by brand and product line. We also back our labor. Full warranty terms are spelled out in your contract, we walk through what's covered before you sign anything, so there are no surprises later.

In most cases, no. Impact windows and doors are designed to provide year-round protection without the need to install and remove shutters before every storm.
Many homeowners choose impact products specifically for the convenience, protection, and peace of mind they provide.

Yes, this is one of the most commonly mentioned changes homeowners notice after installation. Double-pane laminated glass reduces outside noise significantly compared to single-pane standard windows. Homes near busy roads, flight paths, or active neighborhoods often feel noticeably quieter.

Impact windows and doors are among the eligible improvements under the My Safe Florida Home program. Program availability, funding levels, and specific eligibility rules can change over time. Visit our My Safe Florida page for the most current information, or ask during your consultation.

Program availability and funding change. We keep up with current program status, but for the most accurate information - including whether applications are currently open, funding levels, and income requirements - we recommend checking the official My Safe Florida Home program website or contacting the program directly. We're also happy to discuss what we know during your free consultation.

The application process is handled through the state's program portal. It typically involves registering, scheduling a free wind mitigation inspection through the program, and then applying for the grant once your inspection is completed. We can explain what we know about the process and help you think through the steps during your consultation.

The cost of impact windows and doors depends on the size of the project, the products selected, installation requirements, and the features you choose.
Most homeowners view impact windows and doors as a long-term investment that provides hurricane protection, energy efficiency, noise reduction, security, and increased home value.
During your second consultation, we will provide detailed pricing and multiple options whenever possible so you can compare value and choose what works best for your home.

Impact windows with Low-E glass and insulated glass units can reduce solar heat gain and improve thermal performance noticeably. Many homeowners report a more stable indoor temperature and a reduced cooling load after installation - particularly in rooms that get direct afternoon sun.

The actual change depends on your home's size, orientation, existing windows, and which product and glass package you choose. We'll walk through the energy performance differences between options during your proposal visit.

In Florida's real estate market, impact windows are expected by buyers in most price ranges. Homes with properly permitted impact windows tend to appeal to more buyers, sell faster, and in many cases support higher appraisals. It's consistently ranked among the higher-return home improvements in coastal Florida.

We don't publish specific ROI figures; what your home is worth depends on your market, condition, and many other factors. Your real estate agent can give you a clearer picture of what buyers in your county are expecting.