Entry, patio and French doors installed to Miami-Dade NOA and the current Florida Building Code. Laminated glass, reinforced frames, permit and inspection handled by us.
Single, double, side-lite and full-lite configurations. Fiberglass or aluminum frame, laminated glass insert.
2-, 3- and 4-panel sliders. HVHZ tracks, laminated glass, drainage weep-holes. The biggest opening in most South Florida homes.
In-swing or out-swing pairs with impact glass. Aluminum or fiberglass frames, HVHZ hinges and locking hardware.
Large-opening 4+ panel systems that pocket into the wall. Impact-rated glass and reinforced sills.
An impact door is a code compliance claim. Without valid Miami-Dade NOA documentation, the door doesn’t count toward HVHZ compliance and your insurer can refuse to credit it.
Notice of Acceptance certifies the door assembly (frame + glass + hardware) has passed large-missile impact and cyclic wind-pressure testing for HVHZ.
Statewide equivalent for non-HVHZ counties. In Broward and Miami-Dade we install NOA-carrying products only.
Every impact door counted on your wind-mitigation form must have its NOA on record. We hand you the paperwork.
Impact windows and doors together earn the biggest premium credit.
See impact windows →An impact-rated door has a laminated glass insert (two glass panes bonded around a polymer inner layer) and a reinforced frame that together pass Miami-Dade NOA large-missile impact and cyclic wind-pressure testing. It protects the building envelope during a hurricane without needing shutters or plywood.
Usually yes. Fully protecting all opening penetrations with HVHZ-rated products can reduce your windstorm premium by 20–45 percent, depending on your carrier and mitigation form. Impact doors count toward that wind-mitigation credit only when installed to code with the NOA paperwork.
Yes. Every impact-door replacement in Broward and Miami-Dade requires a municipal permit and an inspection. We pull the permit, submit the NOA, and coordinate the inspection.
Entry doors (single, double and side-lite configurations), sliding glass patio doors, French doors and multi-slide systems. Frames in aluminum or fiberglass; glass in clear, low-E, tinted or obscured.
Most residential entry-door swaps are a single day on site once the product is on hand. Sliders and multi-slide systems can take 1–3 days depending on opening size and structural work required.
Wipe the frame and glass with mild soap and water; keep tracks and drainage weep-holes clear on sliders. Check the perimeter sealant every couple of years and re-seal if you see gaps. That's it.
Free inspection, written estimate, NOA paperwork handed to you. See the impact windows page for the biggest insurance-credit combination.
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