Impact Doors in South Florida

USA Home Improvement installs ES Windows impact doors, from patio sliders to French doors, for homes in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Southwest Florida. Every project is permitted and led by a dedicated project manager.

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ES Windows Impact Doors, Installed and Permitted

Which doors do you install? USA Home Improvement sells ES Windows exclusively. ES makes impact French and sliding glass doors in its Elite line, rated for large and small missile impact, with corrosion-resistant hardware and fasteners as standard. Our installation team holds direct certification from the manufacturer.

What about permits and HOA approval? Every USAHI project is permitted, and you can get the Florida Product Approval number for each door on request. You need HOA approval only if your property has an HOA.

Local rules shape a door project too: see homes in Coral Gables, projects in Pembroke Pines or check every city we serve.

What protects the purchase? Most jobs come with a 15-year warranty and a 1-year labor warranty, plus a transferable warranty. We are licensed (CGC1526707) and insured, with more than 15 years serving Florida homeowners.

Door Styles

Impact Door Types We Install

Choose by how the opening is used: sliders for wide views, French doors for a classic swing, pivot doors for a bold entrance. Updating windows too? Compare ES impact window styles for your home.

French

Two hinged panels swing open to give the full width of the doorway to a patio or pool deck. ES offers impact French doors in its Elite line, with corrosion-resistant hardware as standard.

Sliding

Panels glide along a track instead of swinging, which saves floor space next to a pool or lanai. Layouts run from a simple two-panel slider to wide multi-panel openings.

Garage

Often the largest opening on the house, a garage door takes a lot of wind in a storm. Impact-rated garage doors protect that opening and come in several designs and finishes.

Pivot

The door turns on pins at the top and bottom instead of side hinges, which allows a wider, heavier panel. A strong look for a modern front entrance.

Commercial

For storefronts and busy entrances. ES builds its swing doors with reinforced welded joints and hinges that carry heavier loads, made for high-traffic areas. Ask us to match the system to your opening.

Manufacturer

The Brand We Install

The Benefits

What You Get

Here is what a new impact door changes at the openings you use most. Our complete guide to impact doors in South Florida goes deeper.

Storm Protection

Glass doors are some of the widest openings in a house, and a failed slider lets wind and rain inside. An impact door protects that opening with no panels or shutters to install before a storm.

Less Outside Noise

ES lists reduced sound transmission for its Elite line, which includes its French and sliding glass doors. Expect a calmer room near the door, not a silent one.

Fewer Drafts

Sealed frames and Low-E glass options limit the hot air and sun that come through a large sliding or French door, which can ease the work your air conditioning does.

Insurance Discounts

Your insurer decides whether new impact doors earn a discount and how much, so keep the permit and each door’s Florida Product Approval number.

Stronger Entry

ES Windows lists forced-entry protection among the benefits of its impact-rated windows, and its French and sliding doors come from the same Elite line. Ask about lock and hardware options for each door at your estimate.

Know the Code Before You Buy

Permits for exterior doors are reviewed against the code for your area, and South Florida's High Velocity Hurricane Zone sets the toughest rules. ES builds its Elite line for that zone, and you can get each door's Florida Product Approval number on request.

Doing It in Phases

You do not have to replace every door at once. If the budget is tight, ask us to price the widest glass openings first and add the others later, with each phase permitted.

Signs Your Door Is Done

A slider that drags on its track, daylight around the frame, a lock that will not line up or swollen trim after rain all mean the door no longer seals. Start with those doors.

Cost & Financing

What Shapes Your Door Price

What affects the price? The door type and size, the number of panels, the ES series, glass and finish, and the installation work, such as removing the old door and repairing anything found behind the frame. Ask for each opening on its own line.

When will the doors be in? Doors are made to measure: manufacturing takes about 6 to 8 weeks depending on project scope, and installation averages 1 to 2 days. Allow about 3 months from start to finish, though it can vary.

Can I spread the cost? Financing may be available for qualified homeowners through independent third-party providers. Terms, eligibility and availability depend on the program and location. See current financing options.

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