Impact windows and doors in Tamarac

The City of Tamarac Building Department on Nob Hill Road. Applications go through Broward's ePermits OneStop, and we file them.

No. Tamarac treats them as separate, and the city's Association Affidavit of Awareness covers the association side. We get the board's sign-off first.

Tamarac does, once its own inspector has walked the finished openings and logged inspection approval.

Your own subdivision's association. Kings Point has 14 subdivisions, each with its own condo or homeowner association, so we confirm yours before ordering.

Yes. Each section has its own documents, so we work from your section's specs, not the one next door.

No, as long as yours follow its written specs. §718.113(5) lets the board decide color and style; when its documents require approval, a matching unit has to be allowed.

Same idea under §720.3035(6): a package that follows the HOA's adopted specs can't be rejected by its board or review committee.

Above 30 feet, yes. Those units are rated with a small-missile test, steel balls rather than a lumber missile, and Broward's BORA FI #24 has an engineer seal a design for that building.

Under §713.135, yes, for jobs over $5,000. You sign it and we record it.

Yes. In Tamarac both names mean a laminated unit with an HVHZ approval for its opening.

$800–$1,800 for most, installed. A 37 by 63 inch single-hung, common in the older sections, is about $1,100. A villa has fewer openings than a house, so totals run smaller.

Yes, including patio sliders for villas and screened porches. In the HVHZ, our hinged impact doors (French and entry doors) swing out. Sliding glass doors and garage doors don't swing.

Lifetime labor, for the original owner. It doesn't pass to a new owner if you sell. The manufacturer covers the glass, frame, and hardware separately.

Within 24–48 hours of the free measure, with each opening priced on its own line.