Impact Windows in Coral Springs

Storm Pros has installed impact windows and doors for Coral Springs homeowners, with completed projects from the city's central neighborhoods out to its northwest communities. Coral Springs has been building homes since the 1960s, so a large share of the city's houses pre-date modern opening-protection standards: exactly the homes where impact windows change the most, in protection and on the insurance bill.

Coral Springs grew by roughly 35,000 residents a decade through the 1970s, '80s and '90s, which left the city with housing from every era: original 1960s-70s neighborhoods like Country Club and Ramblewood, and 1990s-2000s gated communities like Wyndham Lakes in the northwest. Homes from the earlier waves usually still have non-impact glass, and in Broward County, every replacement must meet the Florida Building Code's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone standard, the strictest wind standard in the country.

Upgrading pays beyond the storm. Florida Statute 627.0629 requires insurers to discount the windstorm portion of your premium for verified wind-mitigation features, and impact-rated protection across your openings earns the opening-protection credit. The state's new OIR-B1-1802 verification form takes effect in April 2026, with its credits applied from July 2026, so documented impact windows put you in position for it.

Being ten miles inland doesn't soften the requirement: all of Broward County sits in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, and inland Coral Springs sees the same design winds the code demands at the coast. Impact openings meet that standard permanently: nothing to install when a warning goes up.