Single hung impact windows are a dependable choice for homeowners who want strong storm protection with a simple, timeless design. The top sash stays fixed while the lower sash slides upward for easy ventilation, making this style practical for everyday living. Laminated impact glass helps resist cracking and stays intact even when struck by debris, while reinforced frames add stability under wind pressure. During installation, careful measuring, proper anchoring, and clean sealing are critical for performance. A precise fit helps reduce drafts, improves comfort, and keeps the window operating smoothly for years.
Casement impact windows swing outward on a hinge, delivering excellent airflow and a tight seal when closed. This style is often chosen for kitchens and main living areas because it captures breezes and provides wide, clear views. The compression seal helps reduce water intrusion and improves energy efficiency, while impact-rated laminated glass and sturdy hardware increase security. Installation is all about alignment and support. The frame must be square, the hinge side must be reinforced, and the window must close evenly to protect against leaks and wind-driven rain during severe weather.
Sliding impact windows are a great solution for wider openings where you want smooth operation and a modern look. They move horizontally on reinforced tracks, making them easy to use in rooms where you don’t want a window swinging outward. Impact glass and sturdy frames help handle pressure from strong winds, while quality rollers keep movement consistent. Proper installation includes leveling the base, securing the frame to the structure, and sealing the perimeter to prevent moisture and air leaks. When installed correctly, sliders deliver comfort, durability, and reliable hurricane protection without added bulk.
Picture impact windows are fixed panes designed to maximize natural light and create a clean, open feel in your home. Because they do not open, they can offer excellent structural strength and a sleek appearance, especially in living rooms, stairwells, and areas with scenic views. Laminated impact glass helps protect against debris while reducing UV exposure that can fade interiors. Installation focuses on strong anchoring and a tight seal around the frame since there are no moving parts to adjust later. A precise install helps prevent drafts, improves insulation, and keeps the glass secure long term.
Monday: 9 AM–5 PM
Tuesday: 9 AM–5 PM
Thursday: 9 AM–5 PM
Friday: 9 AM–5 PM
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