What we install
Six Opening Types
Windows, sliding doors, entry doors, garage doors, French and specialty shapes, and impact glass into existing frames.
Give us the mile marker and tell us whether the living floor is up on piers. Those two answers shape the job more than the window does.
Highest
Monroe carries the highest design wind speeds in Florida
Not HVHZ
And it is governed by statewide approval, not a Miami-Dade NOA
One road
Everything arrives down US-1. We plan the job around that
Licensed
A licensed Florida general contractor
6 what we install
Each page is written for the highest wind figures in Florida, at the end of a single road.
Impact Windows
The main event. Monroe carries the state's highest design wind speeds while sitting outside the stricter approval regime, so every bit of the weight lands on getting the calculation right.
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Sliding Glass Doors
Keys sliders tend to be wide, they face open water, and on a great many houses they open onto a deck a full story above the ground. Every one of those raises the number the unit has to hold.
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Impact Entry Doors
An approved entry door is one assembly — slab, frame, hinges, lock, threshold and glazing approved together. In Monroe County the part that fails first is almost never the part that was chosen carefully.
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Impact Garage Doors
A double garage door is the largest opening in most houses. In the Keys it frequently sits at the ground level of an elevated structure, which changes what it is doing and what rules apply to it.
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French & Specialty Shapes
Shaped and oversized units are fabricated for one opening in one house. In Monroe County they also have to travel the length of the Overseas Highway, which removes the tolerance for getting anything wrong.
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Glazing Into Existing Frames
Where frames are sound and an approval exists, changing only the glass is cheaper and far less disruptive. In Monroe County it is also the option most often ruled out, and for a reason worth understanding.
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Next step
Find out what is actually wrong with it.
An inspection, photographs of what we found, and a written scope. If the honest answer is that it can wait another season, that is the answer you will get.