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08 MAY

The Wind-Borne Debris Region Is About to Expand: What Central Florida Homeowners Need to Know: How the 9th Edition FBC May Change Impact Window Requirements Around Inland Lakes

University of Florida research shows inland lakes with 5,000+ feet of fetch produce the same debris risk as the coast. The 9th Edition FBC may require impact windows around Central Florida lakes. Here's what homeowners need to know.

By William Cortez Building Codes & Compliance, Hurricane Preparedness, Real Estate & Home Value Read More

05 MAY

Impact Windows in Sarasota: Gulf Coast Hurricane Protection Guide

Hurricane Milton changed the equation for Sarasota. Design wind speeds of 140-155 mph, direct Gulf exposure, and a post-storm demand surge make impact window selection and timing critical. Here's what Sarasota homeowners need to know.

By Alex Reyes Building Codes & Compliance, Hurricane Preparedness, Impact Windows 101 Read More

05 MAY

Impact Windows in Cape Coral After Hurricane Ian: Post-Ian Building Code, Product Recommendations, and Insurance Savings

Hurricane Ian hit Cape Coral as a Category 4 with 150+ mph gusts and 10-15 feet of surge. Lee County issued 61,000 building permits in 8 months. Here's what Cape Coral homeowners need to know about impact windows in the post-Ian landscape.

By Alex Reyes Building Codes & Compliance, Hurricane Preparedness, Insurance & Risk Mitigation Read More

29 APR

Florida Building Code for Impact Windows: What Homeowners Need to Know

The Florida Building Code governs where impact windows are required, what products qualify, and how they must be installed. Here is a plain-English breakdown of what matters for your home.

By Andrew Sideris Building Codes & Compliance, Impact Windows 101, Permitting & Inspections Read More