Impact windows and doors in Pompano Beach

Click2Gov opens the application and takes payment; plan review runs through ePlan. We manage both.

On the third floor of Pompano Beach City Hall, on West Atlantic Boulevard.

Pompano Beach's Building Department. Once it gives inspection approval, the permit is closed.

Above 30 feet the glass is tested with steel balls instead of a 2x4, and BORA Formal Interpretation #24 calls for a sealed, site-specific design. The board's specs also apply.

It may be. Sites open to the water can be Exposure D, which raises the pressure each opening has to handle.

Yes. They're common on Pompano's 1950s houses, and impact rollers or single-hungs are the usual swap.

Your condo or HOA board, using its hurricane-protection specs. We match them before filing with the city.

Not if they conform. Under §718.113(5) the board sets the specs, including color and style, and where approval is required it can't refuse a unit that meets them.

No. They're the same laminated product, and the approval number is what counts.

$800–$1,800 installed. A 53 by 50 inch horizontal roller, a common jalousie swap, averages about $1,250.

Yes, including balcony sliders for beach condos. In the HVHZ, our hinged impact doors (French and entry doors) swing out. Sliding glass doors and garage doors don't swing.

The city's survey recommends some areas, like Old Pompano, for designation. If yours is designated, we confirm the review it needs.

Yes, above $5,000, under §713.135. We prepare it for your signature and record it.

The lifetime labor warranty covers you, the original owner. It doesn't pass to a new owner if you sell. The makers cover glass and parts on their own terms.