Window installation done right the first time
Proper bucking, structural anchoring, and a weather-tight seal on every opening, by an accountable in-house crew, so your windows pass inspection and perform for decades.
A window is only as good as its installation. We follow the manufacturer and code details exactly, bucking, anchoring, flashing, and sealing, so water stays out and the unit performs to its rating.
What to expect when our crew shows up
A typical home is done in one to three days, depending on how many openings you have. The crew that David quotes is the crew that installs, no subcontracted labor passed off to whoever is cheapest that week. We arrive, mask off the rooms, lay down floor protection, and pull your old windows one opening at a time so your house is never wide open longer than it needs to be. You can stay home while we work.
Before we leave, every opening is set, sealed, and cleaned up, and the debris hauled off. We pull the permit up front and schedule the county inspection, so you are not chasing Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach paperwork yourself. When the inspector signs off, you get the documentation, including the wind-mitigation report your insurer needs to apply your credit.
The install details that decide pass or fail
A window only performs to its rating if the opening behind it is built right. We set the buck square and solid, anchor into the structure at the spacing the Miami-Dade NOA (or Florida Product Approval in Palm Beach) actually calls for, and never shortcut the fastener schedule to save time. Skipped or over-spaced anchors are the number one reason an install fails inspection or lets go in a storm.
Then comes the part most people never see: flashing and sealing. We flash the opening so wind-driven rain drains out instead of into your wall, and seal the perimeter with the right sealant for stucco and South Florida heat. Done correctly, you get a first-time inspection pass, no leaks years down the road, and glass that holds to the laminated impact rating it was tested for.
Why impact glass
What a proper install gets you
Passes inspection
Code-correct anchoring and flashing mean a first-time inspection pass.
No leaks
Correct flashing and sealing keep wind-driven rain out of your walls.
In-house crew
No subcontractors. The team that quotes is the team that installs.
Clean job site
Floors and furniture protected, and a full cleanup before we leave.
See the upgrade
Drag to compare a real opening
AFTER · freshly installed impact window 
BEFORE · old dated window, tired frame What to expect
Our installation 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
Window installation questions
Call David's team for straight answers, no sales pressure.
Call (786) 651-0377Do you install windows I bought elsewhere?
In most cases we supply and install as one warrantied package, which keeps responsibility in one place. Ask us about your situation at the free estimate.
How long does an install take?
Most homes are completed in one to three days depending on the number of openings.
Do you handle permits?
Yes. We pull the permit and schedule the county inspection as part of the job.
Will my walls be damaged?
We work carefully and patch the opening as needed. Most installs need only minor touch-up around the frame.
Ready to schedule your install?
Free on-site measure and honest pricing, usually the same week.
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