Impact Windows in Miami-Dade County

Storm Pros installs hurricane impact windows and doors across Miami-Dade County, with completed installations for homeowners from Miami Gardens and Hialeah in the north to Westchester, Tamiami and Kendall in the center and Homestead in the south, and coverage that includes the City of Miami itself. This is the county that wrote the book on impact protection: every unit we install carries the approvals its High-Velocity Hurricane Zone demands.

Miami-Dade doesn't just follow Florida's toughest wind code: it created it. After Hurricane Andrew tore through the county's south in 1992, Miami-Dade built the product-approval system the rest of the state now leans on: the Notice of Acceptance (NOA), the county's own certification that a window or door has passed large-missile impact and pressure-cycling testing. When we install an NOA-approved unit in Kendall or Hialeah, it's a product proven for exactly the conditions your home faces.

The upgrade also pays at renewal: Florida Statute 627.0629 requires insurers to discount the windstorm portion of your premium for verified wind-mitigation features, and impact-rated protection on all openings earns the opening-protection credit. The new OIR-B1-1802 verification form takes effect April 2026, with credits applied from July 2026; a documented, permitted installation is what makes the credit capturable.

Permitting works two ways here, and we handle both: incorporated cities like Hialeah, Miami Gardens, Homestead and Miami permit through their own building departments, while unincorporated communities (Westchester, Tamiami, Kendall) go through Miami-Dade County itself. Storm Pros files where your address requires, installs the approved units, and completes the final inspection.