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Impact Windows & Sliding Doors in Broward County, FL

Florida Building Code-compliant impact sliding doors and windows for Broward County homes. We supply and install PGT, CGI, and Andersen impact glass systems — protecting against Category 5 hurricane winds and qualifying you for homeowner's insurance discounts of up to 25%. Free on-site assessment.

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Impact-resistant hurricane sliding doors on a Broward County Florida home

Quick Answer: Impact sliding doors in Broward County cost $1,500–$4,000 per panel installed. Most homeowners qualify for a 15–25% home insurance discount after installation. All our impact products carry current Florida NOA product approval numbers.

Why Impact Glass Matters in Broward County

Broward County sits within one of the highest-risk hurricane zones in the United States. Between 1992 (Hurricane Andrew) and 2024, Broward County has experienced multiple direct hits and near-miss storms generating winds over 100 mph. Florida Building Code requires that all exterior openings — including sliding glass doors — in High-Velocity Hurricane Zones (HVHZ) be protected by either impact-rated glazing or an approved shutter system.

Impact glass does what standard tempered glass cannot: it stays intact under impact. The laminated construction (two glass layers bonded to a PVB interlayer) means that even if the outer glass cracks under impact, the inner layer and PVB hold together, preventing wind and rain from entering the home.

Impact Sliding Door Brands We Install

  • PGT WinGuard — Florida's best-selling impact door brand. WinGuard sliders start at approximately $1,500 for a 6-foot panel. Rated for 200 mph large-missile impact testing.
  • CGI Sentinel Series — Premium impact doors manufactured in Miami. The Sentinel Series uses a heavier aluminum frame than PGT, preferred for coastal locations within one mile of salt water.
  • Andersen E-Series — A wood-clad aluminum impact door for homeowners who prefer a more traditional interior aesthetic while meeting Florida code requirements.
  • Simonton StormBreaker Plus — A mid-range impact door offering good value for inland Broward locations that require 130-mph wind ratings rather than full HVHZ specifications.

Do Impact Doors Save Money on Insurance?

Yes. Florida homeowner's insurance carriers are required by law (Florida Statute 627.0629) to offer premium discounts for homes with wind mitigation features, including impact-rated openings. The typical discount for replacing all exterior openings (including sliding doors) with impact products ranges from 15% to 40% of the wind portion of your premium. In Broward County, the wind portion often represents 60–80% of total premium. A $4,000 impact door installation can pay for itself in insurance savings within 4–8 years.

Impact Glass vs. Hurricane Shutters

Both options meet Florida code, but impact glass has three practical advantages for patio sliding doors: (1) it requires no preparation before a storm — no storing or deploying shutters; (2) it allows natural light year-round; (3) it provides UV protection and energy efficiency throughout the year, not just during hurricane season. The upfront cost is higher than accordion or panel shutters, but the long-term convenience and insurance savings typically favor impact glass for sliding door openings.

How much do impact sliding doors cost in Broward County?
Impact-rated sliding door systems in Broward County typically cost $1,500–$4,000 per door panel installed, depending on size, glass type, and brand. PGT WinGuard sliders start around $1,500 for a standard 6-foot unit. CGI and Andersen impact sliders range from $2,000–$4,000+.
Do I need impact glass on my sliding doors in Broward County?
Most of Broward County's coastal areas are designated HVHZ, which requires impact-rated protection on all exterior openings. Inland Broward areas require openings rated for 110–140 mph wind loads. We verify your specific zoning and code requirements during the free on-site assessment.
Can impact glass be retrofitted into an existing door frame?
Sometimes. If the existing frame is structurally sound and made by a compatible manufacturer, it may be possible to replace just the glass panel with an impact-rated unit. However, most older frames lack the structural reinforcement required for HVHZ impact glass. We assess this during the free estimate visit.

Our 4-Step Impact Sliding Doors Process

  1. 1
    Verify Florida Building Code approval
  2. 2
    Remove old door
  3. 3
    Install impact-rated panels
  4. 4
    Seal and finish

Recent Impact Sliding Doors Reviews

Maria S.★★★★★2026-03-14

Called Sliding Door Repairs at 11am about a stuck patio door — Carlos arrived at 12:35pm with the exact PGT rollers we needed. Whole job took 50 minutes, door slides like new. Honest pricing, no upsell. Highly recommend.

James R.★★★★★2026-02-22

Our 1990s pocket door was completely off the track. The tech (Eddie) re-aligned the track, replaced 4 worn rollers and a bent header strip in about 90 minutes. $285 all-in. Door has worked perfectly for 2 months now.

Common Questions About Impact Sliding Doors in Broward County

How much does impact sliding doors cost in Broward County, FL?
Impact Sliding Doors in Broward County, FL typically costs $150–$450 depending on door type and parts required. Most repairs are completed in a single visit with no service fee. We provide free phone estimates and on-site quotes before any work begins.
How long does impact sliding doors take?
Most impact sliding doors jobs are completed in 60–120 minutes on-site. Same-day service is available for most calls received before 2 PM. Our average arrival window is 60–90 minutes from booking confirmation.
Do you offer a warranty on impact sliding doors?
Yes. Every impact sliding doors job comes with a 1-year warranty on both parts and labor. If the same issue recurs within 12 months, we return at no charge.
Can I get impact sliding doors the same day?
Yes. We offer same-day impact sliding doors for most service calls received before 2 PM across Broward County to Boca Raton. Average arrival window is 60–90 minutes. Emergency after-hours service is also available.
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