License: CGC1538327 · Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach
Reliable Service · Miami-Dade Approved · Family Owned
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Based on 100 Google reviews · 5.0 average
Frank Castaneda
2 months ago
Permits, HOA docs, and owner on-site
“We wanted to upgrade our front doors to something more modern and hurricane proof since we still had our original white doors that were 33 years old. Matthew arrived at the agreed upon time with a straightforward quote. …”
Liora Kogan Photography
2 months ago
Whole-home windows, stress-free permits
“I've worked with other window and doors companies and working with this company has been an absolute pleasure. Matthew and his team replaced the windows in my entire home. They made the permitting process easy and the in…”
Felipe
3 months ago
Craftsmanship + reliability
“Matthew at Atlantic Door Systems did an outstanding job installing the main door for my home. The installer was punctual, respectful, detail-oriented, and clearly took pride in the work. It is hard to find contractors wh…”
Storm season is part of life in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. Impact windows and doors use laminated glass and reinforced frames so openings stay intact when ordinary glass would shatter — and you are not racing to hang shutters every time a tropical system forms.
Three installers finishing a white three-panel sliding glass door on a condo balcony
We handle product selection, careful installs, and permits under one clear scope — so you know who answers the phone after the glass goes in.
A dedicated manager is always on site · Florida license CGC1538327
Are you looking to replace a few storm-damaged windows or upgrade the whole house? Depending on your needs, impact windows can include single hung, casement, horizontal roller, picture, and awning styles. In Miami-Dade’s High Velocity Hurricane Zone, products should match approved tested systems — not just a brand name on a brochure.
We help you compare Miami-Dade approved impact window options for your openings, design pressure needs, and finish preferences. If you want a deeper look at styles and planning ranges, visit our impact windows hub or read the full Florida cost guide before you schedule a measure.
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Residential impact doors — entry, sliding glass, French & pivot →Impact doors do more than meet code — they change how your home looks and feels every day. Homeowners in Miami often start with a front entry door upgrade, then move on to sliding glass doors or French doors that open to a patio or lanai.
Typical projects include impact entry doors, sliding glass door replacements, French door sets, and select pivot doors where the opening and product approval allow. Pricing depends on size, glass package, hardware, and whether the opening needs extra structural or waterproofing work. For planning numbers, see our door cost guide, then request a free on-site estimate for a locked written quote.
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How much do impact windows cost in Miami? In 2026, most South Florida homeowners pay about $800–$1,800 per typical impact window installed. Coastal HVHZ openings, oversized units, and premium series can run higher — sometimes $1,800–$3,800 per opening. Full-home window projects commonly land between $12,000 and $30,000+, depending on count, size, and finish.
Impact doors vary widely. Entry doors often start around $2,000 installed, while large sliding glass systems frequently range from about $3,500 to $9,000+. Homeowners comparing quotes sometimes see $24,000–$61,000 spreads for the same house when brands, glass packages, and inclusions differ. Use planning ranges to spot outliers, then rely on a measured, written estimate for your home.
Want the full breakdown by opening type, permits, and what drives price? Read our detailed Miami impact window cost guide, then contact us when you are ready for next steps.
Published ranges help spot outlier quotes. Final price requires on-site measure.
Do you need a permit to install impact windows in Florida? In most South Florida cities, yes. Window and door replacement typically requires a building permit, product documentation, and a final inspection. Fees often run about $300–$1,500+ depending on scope and municipality. Closing the permit after inspection matters for insurance and resale — an open permit can create headaches later.
Florida’s 25% rule can also affect your plan. When you replace a certain portion of openings, related work may need to meet current code, which often means impact-rated products in wind-borne debris regions. Exact application depends on the building official and project scope, so it is smart to clarify early if you hoped to replace only a few windows.
Our team pulls permits, schedules inspections, and works toward close-out as part of a normal residential install. If you want a step-by-step overview, read our South Florida permit process guide and the Florida 25% rule explainer.
Look up our Florida contractor license before you hire — we publish it so you can check.
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Many homeowners ask about $0-down financing and My Safe Florida Home grant support. We explain current options during your estimate — without promising savings we cannot control.
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Read the grant guideMany homeowners want a clear path before they sign. Our process is designed to reduce surprises: we review your openings, explain product options in plain language, provide a written estimate, order approved systems, install carefully, and follow through on inspection and permit close-out.
Along the way we can help with HOA documentation packages when your community requires architectural review. You can rest assured the goal is a finished install that looks right, functions well, and leaves paperwork in order — not a job that ends the day the glass goes in.
Owner or trained estimator measures openings and reviews options
Locked price, product specs, warranty terms — no surprise fees
We prepare and submit city permits and HOA packages
Typically 4–8 weeks depending on series and custom finishes
Same-day removal and install; owner often on-site
City sign-off, finish trim, permit closed — required for insurance & resale
Atlantic Door Systems installs impact windows and doors throughout South Florida’s High Velocity Hurricane Zone communities. Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach each have local permitting practices, but homeowners share the same core needs: storm protection, clean workmanship, and products that meet Florida Building Code expectations.
Whether you are in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, or nearby cities, we recommend reviewing a local service page for area notes, then requesting a free estimate so we can measure your openings in person.
In 2026, most South Florida homeowners pay about $800–$1,800 per typical impact window installed. Coastal HVHZ and oversized units can reach $1,800–$3,800. Full-home projects commonly land between $12,000 and $30,000+. See our impact windows cost guide for details, then get a measured written estimate for your home.
Yes. In most South Florida municipalities, residential window and door replacement requires a building permit, inspection, and permit close-out. Typical permit fees range from about $300 to $1,500+ depending on scope. We handle permitting as part of the install process.
Florida’s 25% rule can require that when you replace a certain portion of openings, related work must meet current code — which often means impact-rated products in wind-borne debris regions. Exact application depends on the building official and project scope. Clarify early if you planned only a partial replacement.
In Wind-Borne Debris Regions and High Velocity Hurricane Zones, Florida Building Code generally requires impact-rated openings or approved opening protection. Coastal Miami-Dade and many nearby areas fall under stricter wind rules. We specify products that match your location’s requirements.
As of 2026, the federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit for windows ended after December 31, 2025 for most new installs. Florida homeowners may still explore state programs such as My Safe Florida Home when funding is available, plus insurer wind-mitigation credits after documentation. We do not guarantee insurance savings or grant approval.
Yes. We install hurricane impact windows and doors that meet Florida Building Code requirements and local county regulations across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties.
Homes across Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach face hurricanes, tropical storms, and wind-borne debris. Impact windows and doors help protect openings, improve security, reduce noise, and can support wind-mitigation documentation — without daily shutter deployment.
A Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) shows a window or door system passed required testing for use in Miami-Dade’s High Velocity Hurricane Zone. Always match the NOA to the exact configuration being installed — not just a brand name. See our Miami-Dade approved impact windows page for more detail.
Yes. We provide a complimentary consultation with measurements, product options, and a written estimate. We aim to respond within 2 hours, Monday through Saturday.
Our Florida contractor license is CGC1538327. Look it up on the Florida DBPR license portal (myfloridalicense.com).
Timelines vary with product lead times, permitting, and HOA approvals. Many residential jobs move from signed contract to install over several weeks once products are ordered. Custom or large openings can take longer. We outline a realistic schedule during your estimate.
You contract with Atlantic Door Systems for the installation scope. We keep warranty terms in writing for the work we perform and remain your point of contact for callbacks related to that install — not a rotating handoff between unrelated crews.
When you are ready to talk through your project, contact us for a free estimate. Share your name and phone — we aim to respond within 2 hours, Monday through Saturday — and we will help point you toward the right products, timeline, and next steps for your South Florida home.
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