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An impact door is a complete tested assembly. Frame or hinges, lock, threshold and laminated glass all authorized together as a unit. The biggest difference, and the one that homeowners most often fail to realize, is that you cannot make a conventional door into an impact door by simply replacing the glass. The approval is for the entire assembly and any change to it cancels the rating.
Sunrise is in Broward County, which is in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone. All exterior doors in this area must be impact-rated or protected by an approved shutter system and the product must be documented as certified for usage in the HVHZ.
The Miami-Dade County Notice of Acceptance is typically posted on doors that are installed in Broward and Miami-Dade counties. The NOA is product-specific, identifying the frame profile, glass thickness, hardware configuration, and anchor spacing that were verified and approving that specific combination. It is not a brand endorsement.
The designer of record must sign the NOA upon submittal, as mandated by the City of Sunrise. Before an owner-pulled permit is rejected, it is important to be aware of the procedural detail specific to Sunrise.
TAS 201 — Impact of a Large Missile. The two most vulnerable points of any door assembly are the glass and the frame corner, which are both struck by a nine-pound 2×4. It is possible for the door to be breached, but it is also possible for it to shatter.
Uniform Static Air Pressure (TAS 202). In order to replicate the sustained pressure differential of a passing storm, the same unit is then loaded evenly, both inward and outward. It is imperative that seals maintain their integrity and that deflection remains within acceptable parameters.
TAS 203: Cyclic Wind Pressure. The already-damaged assembly was subjected to thousands of alternating pressure cycles, which simulated hours of storm passage rather than a single clean impact.
This is the point at which Sunrise distinguishes itself from its neighbors, and it is particularly relevant to doors than it is to windows.
Sunrise routes permit applications for work that modifies a building’s exterior elevation through the Community Development Department before they reach the Building Division, in contrast to re-roofing or interior work, which are processed directly by the Building Division. The elevation can be altered by the installation of a new entry door, the reconfiguration of a slider, or the modification of a garage door.
The installation is regulated by the NOA, not the product. The spacing, embedment, and type of fastener are all specified. A door that has been properly approved but is installed with the incorrect anchors or shimmed into an out-of-square opening is not a compliant opening. Doors are less forgiving than windows in this location, as they are responsible for carrying operating loads in addition to wind loads on a daily basis. Within a year, a misaligned impact door will begin to bind.
If your budget only covers part of the house, the door is usually where it should go first.
Sunrise’s 1970s and 80s housing was built around the patio slider — wide aluminum units, often eight feet or more, opening onto a screened patio or pool deck. A span that size carries more wind load than any window on the house, and the original aluminum tracks and single-point latches were never engineered for it. When a large slider fails in a storm, the building pressurizes from the inside, which is how roofs come off.
The garage door is the other one. On a two-car garage the door is the largest single opening in the structure, and a garage door failure pressurizes the house the same way. Many Sunrise homes have original non-rated garage doors sitting next to windows that were upgraded years ago.
Neither of these is a matter of taste. They’re the two openings where the failure mode is structural rather than cosmetic.

Impact doors will provide a calm inside environment, protecting your interiors from external disturbances when you install them. Built with an extra layer of polyvinyl butyral, these replacement doors provide soundproofing and rock-solid storm protection.
People living in the storm zone typically have to replace and install doors often to be safe. Choosing our impact doors can lead to major savings, such as lowering your home insurance costs.
Choosing to have our impact doors installed isn’t only about strengthening your house. The multi-layer, impact-resistant construction of these doors also aids in protecting against changing exterior temperatures, which may save energy costs and increase indoor comfort.
Impact doors are more than simply a practical replacement for your existing doors. They are offered in a wide variety of bespoke designs to safeguard your entry and beautify your entrance. Our door installation solutions have the ideal balance of durability and design.
Beyond weather resilience, our impact doors, once installed, stand as a bulwark against potential intrusions. Engineered to resist intense winds up to 200 mph, they serve as both a stylish and secure replacement for your current doors.
Our doors, perfect for both new installations and replacements, block up to 99% of harmful UV rays. This not only preserves your interiors but, when combined with our Low-Emissivity (Low-E) glass technology, ensures optimal temperature consistency year-round.
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One of the most significant concentrations of low-rise condominium and 55+ community housing in Broward County is located in Sunrise, with a significant portion of the housing being constructed in the 1970s. In those buildings, the balcony or patio slider is typically the largest opening in each unit, and it is almost always governed by the association rather than the proprietor.
The replacement of doors on an association-scale is conducted in a distinct manner, involving board approval, the consistent application of a single specification across dozens or hundreds of units, the scheduling of unit owners, the phasing of the project to ensure that the buildings remain occupied, and a reserve or assessment discussion that frequently establishes the timeline. A single-family replacement does not have the same impact on appearance as a consistent slider specification across a community.
Thinking about doors that can stand up to impact? It depends what the material is if you want increased security or if you just want your house to seem quieter.

Let’s get into aluminum. This stuff is the real MVP for high-impact windows. Seriously, it stands up to wild weather and flying debris, so your window frames don’t budge when things get rough. Plus, aluminum doesn’t rust, huge bonus if you’re anywhere near the ocean. Salt and humidity can’t touch it.
It’s surprisingly lightweight, so installation’s a breeze. Don’t mistake light for fragile, though, aluminum stays strong year after year and keeps your home protected. And you can’t ignore how clean and modern it looks. At the end of the day, aluminum frames are durable, stylish, and reliable, exactly what you want keeping your place safe.

Laminated (impact) glass is the main part of shatter-resistant windows, offering a high level of protection against breakage. This glass consists of two or more layers of glass bonded with a special interlayer, usually made of polyvinyl butyral (PVB). The interlayer holds the glass together even when it breaks, preventing it from shattering into dangerous pieces.
This makes laminated glass ideal for withstanding impacts from storms, debris, or even attempted break-ins. In shatter-resistant windows, laminated glass not only provides safety but also helps reduce noise and blocks harmful UV rays, improving the overall comfort and security of your home.
Aluminum — the structural choice for wide sliding spans, which is most of what Sunrise needs. Strong, dimensionally stable, and narrow enough in profile to keep glass area high on a large opening. Sunrise sits well inland, so the salt corrosion that drives coastal frame decisions is a smaller factor here.
Fiberglass — used mainly at entry doors, where a foam core delivers meaningfully better insulation than hollow aluminum at the threshold.
Laminated impact glass — two or more lites bonded to an interlayer, typically PVB, so the assembly holds together when broken. Available in 5/16″, 7/16″, and 9/16″ thicknesses depending on the design pressure the opening requires, with Low-E and tint options.

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Our experts visit your property to perform a detailed inspection and accurate measurements. We provide a transparent, no-obligation estimate tailored to your windows, doors, or roofing project.
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Usually the patio slider or the garage door. Both are large openings where failure pressurizes the house from the inside rather than causing localized damage, and both are commonly still original in Sunrise homes where the windows were upgraded years ago.
Because new doors alter the building’s exterior elevation. Sunrise routes elevation-altering work through Community Development before it reaches the Building Division, unlike re-roofing or interior work. It’s an extra step and the most common reason a Sunrise door permit runs longer than expected.
No. An impact door is approved as a complete assembly, frame, track, lock, threshold, and glass tested together. Replacing only the glass leaves you with an unrated assembly that won’t pass inspection or qualify for an insurance credit, regardless of the glass used.
Yes. The HVHZ designation covers all of Broward County regardless of distance from the coast. Distance affects the design pressure an individual opening must meet, it doesn’t remove the requirement.
Usually not independently. In most Sunrise condominium and 55+ communities the exterior slider is association-governed, and replacement is a board decision applied to a consistent specification building-wide. Check your association documents first.
Yes, and it’s often the weakest part. On a two-car garage the door is the largest single opening in the structure. A non-rated garage door that fails lets wind pressurize the house, which is a leading cause of catastrophic structural failure — not merely a garage problem.
Cost depends on door type, opening width, glass thickness, hardware, and whether the rough opening needs structural work. Wide patio sliders and garage doors price very differently from a single entry door. We provide a fixed written price after measuring.
They may qualify you for a windstorm mitigation credit. It isn’t automatic, the credit is captured through a wind mitigation inspection documenting your opening protection and submitted to your carrier. Partial protection is credited differently than a fully protected home, which is why doing doors and windows together generally produces a better result than either alone.
The NOA or product approval for each door installed, and the final inspection certificate issued when your permit closes. We provide both at project close.
Yes, noticeably. The laminated interlayer that gives impact glass its strength also dampens sound, and because sliders are usually the largest glass area in the house, replacing them tends to produce the biggest audible difference of any single upgrade.
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