Commercial and storefront impact glass
Storefront systems, entrances, and commercial glazing built to South Florida code, so your business stays protected and operational through storm season.
Your business needs to stay open and protected. We install commercial storefront impact systems and entrances that meet code and keep your space secure when a storm hits.
What goes into a commercial storefront install
Storefront systems are a different animal than house windows. We work in aluminum-framed glazing, fixed picture units, and larger spans that hold up to wind load and foot traffic. Every job starts with a field measure and a load review so the frames and anchors match the opening and the building code, not a guess off a catalog page. For ground-floor retail and offices, we use laminated impact glass that takes a hit and stays in the frame instead of shattering into the store.
On most storefronts we are in and out in 1 to 3 days, depending on opening count and access. We handle the permit, schedule the county inspection, and keep your entrance usable while we phase the work. No subcontracted crews show up. The same David Gallo team that quotes the job builds it, and we have installed 1,400-plus windows and doors over 12-plus years doing exactly this.
Code, approvals, and insurance for commercial glass
Where your building sits decides what we install. In Broward and Miami-Dade you are in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, so storefront glass needs a Miami-Dade NOA on the specific product and frame. Palm Beach is a wind-borne-debris region under Florida Product Approval, similar protection without the HVHZ label. We pull the right documentation up front so your inspector signs off the first time and you are not redoing work after the fact.
Impact storefront glass does more than pass inspection. It cuts street noise, blocks the UV that fades displays and merchandise, and can lower your commercial property insurance through wind-mitigation credits once the approved product is documented. If you pair it with a matching entry, a single-panel impact door commonly runs about $2,500 to $4,000 installed. We give you a written quote with the product approvals attached so there are no surprises at permit time.
Why impact glass
Why commercial impact glass
Stay operational
Protected glazing means less downtime after a storm.
Code compliant
Storefront systems engineered to local wind loads.
Security
Laminated glass resists break-ins and smash-and-grab.
Energy savings
Efficient glazing cuts cooling costs on large facades.
See the upgrade
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AFTER · new impact storefront glass 
BEFORE · old dated, dirty storefront What to expect
Our commercial process
Protect
Floors and furniture covered, and the work area sealed off.
Remove
Old units pulled and openings prepped clean.
Set and seal
New impact units set plumb, anchored, and sealed.
Inspect
County inspection scheduled, then paperwork handed to you.
FAQ
Commercial and storefront questions
Call David's team for straight answers, no sales pressure.
Call (786) 651-0377Do you do commercial storefronts?
Yes. We install storefront impact systems, entrances, and commercial glazing across South Florida.
Can you work around business hours?
We schedule to minimize disruption, including off-hours where needed.
Is storefront glass impact rated?
We install code-approved impact storefront systems rated for local wind loads.
Do you handle commercial permits?
Yes, we manage the permitting and inspections.
Protect your storefront
Free commercial estimate, scheduled around your business.
Get your free, no-pressure estimate
Tell us about your project and David's team will follow up, usually the same week, with honest pricing and a permit plan.
(786) 651-0377