Impact windows and doors in Southwest Ranches

One home per acre

Rural residential districts allow one dwelling unit per acre, so most homes sit on lots of an acre or more.

For your windows: Big open lots can put a house in a more exposed wind category, so we check before sizing.

Prototype barn plan

The town had an architect prepare a Florida Building Code prototype drawing of a three-stall barn with a tack room that residents can permit.

For your windows: A detached barn may need its own permit, separate from the house windows.

No streetlights

The comprehensive plan prohibits streetlights, concrete sidewalks, and curbs in rural residential areas.

For your windows: Unlit roads and long driveways shape where we stage the truck and when deliveries arrive.

Named communities

The plan notes that Rolling Oaks has a single access route; the town runs Sunshine Ranches Equestrian Park and Rolling Oaks Passive Open Space Park.

For your windows: Single-route access can limit delivery timing, so we plan the drop with you.

Drainage project

The town has bid out drainage improvements for Green Meadows, including the Dykes Road drainage work.

For your windows: Open acreage leaves walls exposed to wind from every side, so we confirm the exposure category before sizing.

Preserving our Rural Lifestyle

The town's motto is "Preserving our Rural Lifestyle."

For your windows: Custom and ranch-style homes often have large or unusual openings.