Websites by trade
Websites for impact window and hurricane shutter installers
Homeowners shopping for impact windows or shutters compare installers carefully, because it's a big purchase tied to safety and insurance. Your site should show your license, explain product approvals in plain words, and make it easy to book an estimate.
What a impact windows & shutters website needs
- Your license number (window and door installation, or the general, building or residential license you work under)
- Product types: impact windows, impact doors, accordion, roll-down and panel shutters
- A plain explanation of product approvals for your area
- How estimates, permits and installation scheduling work
- Photos of real installs (with the owner's okay)
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In Florida
Florida offers a certified window and door installation specialty license, and general, building and residential contractors can also do this work. In Miami-Dade and Broward, the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, products need a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance or a Florida Product Approval endorsed for HVHZ use.
Florida Administrative Code 61G4-15.100 · Miami-Dade County Product Control · Florida DBPR
Common questions
Should I explain NOAs and product approvals?
Yes, briefly. Customers hear the terms from neighbors and HOAs, and a plain explanation builds trust.
Can I mention insurance discounts?
Only in general terms, and only if accurate. We avoid promising savings.
Where we build impact windows & shutters websites
Pick a design and tell us about your business
We build it, host it and keep it running. Questions first? Email [email protected].