Impact Windows in West Palm Beach

Storm Pros has completed impact-window work in the West Palm Beach area and installs hurricane impact windows and doors across the city: from the 1920s streets of Old Northwood and El Cid to the newer communities out west. West Palm Beach sits in the Florida Building Code's wind-borne debris region, where glazed openings must be protected, and on a housing stock this historic, impact windows do it without bolting shutters onto a 100-year-old facade.

West Palm Beach's calling card is its historic fabric: Old Northwood was the city's first designated historic district, and El Cid, Flamingo Park and Grandview Heights preserve Mediterranean-revival homes and craftsman bungalows from the 1910s-20s boom. Openings of that age long predate any wind standard. Modern impact units come in profiles that respect the architecture, and where a property falls under historic design review, we prepare the documentation that approval needs alongside the standard city permit.

A common local question: is this the same code as Miami? Not quite: Palm Beach County is NOT in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (that's Miami-Dade and Broward). It sits in the wind-borne debris region, where replacement glazing must be impact-rated or shuttered. We install units with Florida Product Approval rated for your address's design pressures; many also carry Miami-Dade NOAs, a stricter test standard than the county requires. And Florida Statute 627.0629 applies statewide: verified opening protection earns a wind-mitigation credit on the windstorm portion of your premium, captured on the new OIR-B1-1802 form effective April 2026, with credits applied from July 2026.