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Residential Windows & Doors

Residential impact windows and doors are a type of windows and doors that are specifically designed for homes to protect them from the strong winds, flying debris and the pressure changes that can occur during a hurricane or tropical storm. They are made with a special type of laminated or polycarbonate glass that can hold the shattered pieces together if the glass breaks and heavy-duty frames that can withstand high winds and impact. These windows and doors provide an added layer of protection for the homes and can improve energy efficiency and increase the overall value of the property.

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Commercial Windows & Doors​

Commercial impact windows and doors are a type of windows and doors that are specifically designed for commercial buildings such as offices, schools, hospitals, etc. . They are made with a special type of laminated or polycarbonate glass that can hold the shattered pieces together if the glass breaks and heavy-duty frames that can withstand high winds and impact. They also can meet specific requirements for commercial buildings such as fire safety and sound insulation.

City Permits Process

City permits process refers to the set of rules and regulations that need to be followed when making changes to a property within a city. This process typically involves submitting an application to the city's building department, providing plans and specifications for the proposed changes, and obtaining approval before starting any construction. The process can vary depending on the type and scope of the project, as well as the specific city or municipality where the property is located. It can include inspections during the construction process and final approval from the city before the project is considered complete. In some cases, the process can be complex and time-consuming, so it's important to research and understand the requirements for permits in the specific city where the property is located.

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F.A.Q.

Absolutely. Impact resistant laminated glass eliminates exterior noise significantly. Our Ecoguard systems can provide a substantial noise reduction. Our windows and doors are an ideal solution if you live near a traffic intersection or the noise from your neighbor’s lawnmower disturbs the peace of your home.

Homeowners whose properties have windows and doors over 25 years old should consider having them replaced. New windows and doors, especially , windows and doors, will lower your utility bills and protect your home against impacts. New windows and doors also add to your property’s value and hurricane windows can help you qualify for insurance premium discounts.

Egress requirements indicate the minimum opening sizes that certain windows must meet to comply with building code requirements. Egress requirements vary according to municipalities, so if you wish to know the egress requirements for specifics windows contact your local building code official.

Several elements, including how the frame and sashes are engineered, the type of impact glass used, the quality of weather stripping, and type of low emission coating on the impact glass. Non-Impact windows are not energy efficient because they provide little insulation. However, you can lower your utility bill by installing impact-resistant products. Our Ecoguard series of laminated impact-resistant windows and doors are built using a PVB interlayer sealed between two layers of glass. PVB is a chemical resin that adheres to the two glasses for strong binding and insulation. At Eco Window Systems we can help you select the appropriate glass combination to achieve great energy savings.

Many insurance companies recognize the installation of impact windows and doors for insurance discounts. When all openings in your home are protected by our impact-resistant windows and doors you can be eligible for a premium discount. If you are not sure your insurance company offers discounts you should contact your insurance agent before making any purchases. However, keep in mind that the Florida statute 627.0629 for residential properties, requires all insurance companies to provide homeowners with insurance discounts if their homes are protected against windstorms, effectively.