License: CGC1538327 · Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach
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Are you replacing a tired front entry, sticky patio sliders, or French doors that no longer seal well? Many homeowners in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach want stronger openings without racing to hang shutters every time a tropical system forms.
Impact-rated doors use laminated glass and reinforced frames so those openings stay intact when ordinary glass would shatter. When products are specified and installed correctly — and the permit is closed — your home can stay brighter and quieter while meeting the storm standards South Florida building departments expect.
Select the door for your opening — each series links to planning ranges, when to choose that style, and FAQs.
MG-3000
Hinged impact swing door for entries and patio openings that need a classic open-and-close operation.
MG-4000
Contemporary pivot impact door for statement openings where product approval and framing allow.
MG-2500 T
Aluminum coplanar impact door with concealed hinge — a clean look for modern residential entries.
MG-3500
Impact-rated residential entry door options for front and side openings with stronger glass and frames.
MG-1500
Two-panel impact sliding glass door for patio and lanai openings that need smooth day-to-day use.
MG-1100
Multitrack impact slider for wider openings that need more panels and a larger clear opening.
Short overviews below — open each style for when to choose it, planning ranges, and FAQs.
Doors are among the biggest holes in the building envelope. Wind-borne debris, pressure changes, and wind-driven rain put every entry and patio opening to the test. Impact doors help protect those openings and support everyday comfort with better sealing when installs are done carefully. After a closed permit, many insurers also ask for wind-mitigation documentation — your estimator can explain what paperwork is typical in your city without promising savings we cannot control.
Depending on your openings and lifestyle, impact doors can include entry doors, sliding glass doors, French doors, and contemporary pivot doors. In Miami-Dade’s High Velocity Hurricane Zone, products should match approved tested systems — not just a brand name on a brochure. Browse each style page for when to choose that type, planning ranges, and common homeowner questions.
In 2026, many South Florida entry doors land about $2,000–$5,500 installed depending on material, glass, and sidelights. Sliding glass doors commonly run about $3,500–$9,000+ with size and panel count. French configurations often fall around $1,500–$5,000+ per opening setup; pivot doors are premium and quoted after measure. Miami-Dade NOA and coastal HVHZ packages can cost more than non-HVHZ options because of testing and glass makeup. Use planning ranges to spot outlier quotes, then request a measured written estimate for your home.
In most South Florida cities, door replacement requires a building permit, product documentation, and a final inspection. Closing the permit after inspection matters for insurance and resale. Homes in Miami-Dade and many Broward HVHZ areas need products with a current Notice of Acceptance that matches the exact configuration being installed. We pull permits, schedule inspections, and work toward close-out as part of a normal residential install. If your insurer asks for wind-mitigation forms later, a closed permit and matching product paperwork make that conversation easier.
Homeowners often see quotes that differ by thousands for what looks like the same door. Ask each company what product approval applies, whether permits and inspection are included, what happens if the track or framing needs repair, and whether the price is locked after measure. We publish planning ranges, put the agreed scope in writing, and do not surprise you with fees after you sign. Owner Matthew Keren is frequently on-site for door installs so questions get answered by someone who knows your job.
Use these ranges to spot outlier quotes, then request a measured written estimate for your openings.
Published ranges help spot outlier quotes. Final price requires on-site measure.
Many entry doors land about $2,000–$5,500 installed. Sliding glass doors often run about $3,500–$9,000+ depending on size. French and pivot systems vary more. Final price needs an on-site measure and written scope.
When your wind zone requires it, we install door systems with a current Notice of Acceptance that matches the size, glass, and installation details — not just a brochure brand name.
Yes. We pull permits, schedule inspections, and work toward close-out. Unclosed permits create insurance and resale problems.
Some insurers offer credits after wind-mitigation documentation and a closed permit, but savings vary by policy and carrier. We help with product paperwork; we do not promise a specific discount percentage.
Manufacture commonly takes several weeks depending on series and finishes. Many residential door replacements install in a day once product arrives, with inspection and permit close-out after.
Owner Matthew Keren is frequently on-site for door installations. Customers regularly mention him by name in reviews.
Yes. We help with product documentation and scheduling notes many associations ask for. Approval timelines still depend on your board.
Entry doors are typically hinged front or side openings. Sliding glass doors are patio openings that roll on tracks. Both can be impact-rated; price and install details differ with size and hardware.
Yes. Manufacturer warranties vary by product, and we stand behind our installation. We explain both before you deposit.
Yes — see our commercial page for storefronts, commercial impact doors, and related openings.
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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. …”
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2 months ago
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