Awning Impact Windows in South Florida

Hurricane Impact Protection Built In

Every awning impact window we install is built around laminated impact glass, two panes bonded to a durable interlayer that stays intact even after the outer pane is struck. That construction lets the window withstand wind-borne debris during a storm without breaking open into the room. The units carry a Miami-Dade County Notice of Acceptance and meet the Florida Building Code requirements for our High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, the standards that apply to impact products throughout Broward and Miami-Dade.

That defense is on duty every day, not only during hurricane season. The same laminated glass and reinforced frame that turn away storm debris also make a window far harder to force open, adding real security to your home. For a fuller explanation of how impact glass is rated and tested, see our hurricane impact windows page.

Everyday Benefits Beyond the Storm

The features that protect an awning-impact window from hurricanes pay off year-round. The laminated glass and tight seal dampen outside noise, a real difference near busy streets or flight paths, and they cut the air leakage that drives cooling costs in our climate, helping your air conditioning work less. Many units also filter out a large portion of harmful UV rays, which slows the fading of floors, furniture, and fabrics.

Combine that with the security of laminated glass and a multi-point lock, and an awning window does more than open and close. Lower energy bills, a quieter home, and a tougher barrier against intruders come standard, long after the last storm watch has cleared.

Awning Window Options

Awning windows pair naturally with the rest of our impact product line, so you can match every opening in your home to the right style and rating.

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Permit-Ready, Code-Compliant Installation

A window performs only as well as the crew that installs it. As an authorized PGT and CGI dealer and a certified general and glazing contractor, America's Window & Door sets every awning unit to the manufacturer's specifications and the Florida Building Code. We pull permits and schedule inspections, so the work is documented and approved, protecting your insurance position and your home's value.

Proper anchoring, flashing, and sealing keep water out and allow the unit to reach its rated wind load. Our installers measure each opening, order the right product, and finish the job neatly, so your new awning impact windows operate smoothly and withstand South Florida weather for years.