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Upgrade single-hung, horizontal roller, casement, awning, and fixed window openings with systems selected for your home, sightlines, and South Florida exposure.
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Hurricane-ready. Boca Raton trusted.
Impact Windows
& Doors in
Boca Raton, FL
Premium hurricane protection installed with military precision—designed for the wind, rain, heat, and coastal conditions South Florida properties face.
Free consultation · Clear recommendations · No-pressure guidance
Veteran Owned
Licensed & Insured
3-Year Installation Warranty
25+ Years Combined Experience
Protection without the panic
Built for the way Boca Raton lives—and the weather it receives.
In Boca Raton, glass is part of the lifestyle. It frames Intracoastal views, opens rooms to patios and pools, and fills coastal homes with Florida light. But every window and door is also part of the building envelope. When tropical weather approaches Palm Beach County, those openings need to perform as beautifully as they look.
STS Impact Windows & Doors helps homeowners, property managers, builders, and commercial owners strengthen those vulnerable openings. The company is veteran owned and operated, licensed and insured, and built around direct communication from consultation through final walkthrough. The result is a clearer path to hurricane protection, everyday security, energy-conscious comfort, and a cleaner architectural finish.
Your first line of defense
Impact protection for every opening.
One team can help coordinate windows, doors, specialty glass, and the installation details that make the finished project feel intentional.
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02Impact Doors
Protect the openings your family uses every day with impact-rated entry doors, French doors, sliding glass doors, and custom configurations.
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03Custom Glass & Openings
Bring wide views and modern curb appeal to unusual openings, storefronts, and architectural features without treating protection as an afterthought.
Explore your optionsYear-round value
More than hurricane season protection.
The headline benefit is storm readiness, but Boca Raton homeowners interact with their windows and doors every day. A well-planned upgrade can influence the way rooms sound, feel, look, and connect to the outdoors long after the forecast clears.
Plan your property assessmentStorm-debris resistance
Impact glazing is engineered as a complete system—glass, interlayer, frame, anchors, and installation—to help the opening remain protected when wind-driven debris strikes. That matters in Boca Raton, where Atlantic systems can bring rapidly changing wind and rain conditions.
Everyday security
The same laminated construction that supports hurricane protection also creates a tougher barrier against forced entry. Homeowners gain protection that stays in place every day, without installing panels or rolling out shutters whenever a storm enters the forecast.
Quieter interior spaces
Well-fitted laminated glass can soften traffic, landscaping, aircraft, and neighborhood noise. That can be especially valuable near Federal Highway, I-95, Boca Raton Airport, busy east-Boca corridors, and active coastal communities.
Comfort in Florida heat
Modern frames, glass packages, seals, and professional installation can help reduce unwanted air leakage and solar heat transfer. Your exact results depend on the selected system and the rest of the home, but better openings can support a more comfortable indoor environment.
Curb appeal and clear views
Protection does not have to make a home feel fortified. Slimmer sightlines, contemporary frame colors, large fixed panels, elegant entry systems, and smooth-operating sliders can refresh the architecture while preserving the light that defines South Florida living.
Less storm preparation
Permanent impact protection can remove the repeated work of storing, lifting, and attaching temporary panels over many openings. For full-time residents, seasonal homeowners, and property managers, that can make hurricane preparation more manageable.
Windows, doors, and custom glass
The right system for each opening.
Boca Raton architecture ranges from Mediterranean-inspired estates and waterfront renovations to modern condominiums, golf communities, and commercial storefronts. STS matches product style and operation to the property rather than forcing every elevation into one template.
Single-hung windows
A familiar vertical-opening style suited to bedrooms, living spaces, and traditional South Florida elevations.
Horizontal rollers
Smooth side-to-side operation for wide openings where easy ventilation and simple use are priorities.
Casement windows
Side-hinged operation with generous ventilation, strong compression seals, and broad uninterrupted glass.
Awning windows
Top-hinged openings that pair naturally with fixed glass and can provide ventilation in compact areas.
Fixed picture windows
Non-operable glass designed to maximize daylight, views, and clean architectural sightlines.
Sliding glass doors
Impact-rated patio and terrace access in two-panel, multi-panel, pocket, and stacking configurations.
French and entry doors
Hinged door systems that combine hurricane protection with a welcoming architectural focal point.
Custom storefronts
Commercial glass and door solutions planned around visibility, access, business operations, and code requirements.
Designed protection
Make the door a feature—not a compromise.
A front entry shapes the first impression of the home. Patio doors shape how the interior meets the pool, terrace, garden, or Intracoastal view. STS helps balance clear openings, privacy, hardware, frame proportions, threshold details, and impact performance so the finished door belongs to the architecture.
For larger openings, the conversation may include multi-panel sliders, pocketing or stacking layouts, and the structural conditions around the opening. For entries, clients can explore glass, panel, sidelight, transom, and finish combinations. Every choice is reviewed in context, because the best-looking door is the one that also operates smoothly and fits the way the family uses the space.
The STS way
A clearer path from first measurement to final lock.
Window and door replacement touches the structure, finishes, security, and daily routine of a property. STS emphasizes transparency so homeowners know what is being selected, what will happen next, and who to contact throughout the project.
Consultation and priorities
The conversation starts with the property, not a preselected package. STS learns which openings concern you, how you use the rooms, what architectural look you prefer, and whether the project is driven by hurricane readiness, renovation, insurance considerations, noise, comfort, or a combination of goals.
Site review and measurements
A project specialist reviews the existing windows and doors, construction conditions, access, and dimensions. Accurate information at this stage helps avoid vague allowances later and supports product recommendations that fit the opening, exposure, budget, and desired operation.
Product and design selection
You compare configurations, frame finishes, glass choices, hardware, grids, and performance considerations. STS works with established manufacturers such as PGT, CGI, ES Windows, ECO, Tecnoglass, WinDoor, Therma-Tru, and PlastPro, helping clients narrow a large market to practical options.
Permitting and installation
The project is coordinated around applicable Florida Building Code requirements, local permitting, approved product documentation, and the installation plan. The crew protects work areas, removes old units carefully, installs and seals the new systems, and keeps the homeowner informed as work progresses.
Final walkthrough and support
After cleanup, the team reviews operation, locks, screens, care, and warranty information. STS backs its workmanship with a three-year installation warranty and includes after-installation repair support, creating a clear point of contact after the last opening is complete.
Planning for the property you own
Four details that shape a Boca Raton window project.
Addresses in the same ZIP code can have very different construction, exposure, association rules, and design priorities. A useful proposal should reflect the building in front of the installer—not just a price per opening.
Views, large openings, and salt-air exposure
Properties near the beach, Intracoastal Waterway, and Boca Raton’s canal network often use large expanses of glass to connect the interior with water and outdoor living areas. Those openings may include wide sliders, fixed picture windows, transoms, and corner conditions that need to look coordinated. Hardware, finishes, drainage, maintenance, and the surrounding construction all deserve attention in a salt-influenced environment. STS helps organize the project around both the view and the demands placed on the opening.
Consistent architecture and association review
Communities such as Boca West, Broken Sound, Woodfield Country Club, and neighborhoods throughout west Boca may have architectural guidelines governing frame colors, grids, visible door styles, work hours, access, and contractor documentation. These requirements can affect product selection and scheduling before installation begins. Homeowners should gather current association information early so the proposed systems can be reviewed with fewer surprises and the finished elevation remains consistent with the community.
Building-wide rules meet unit-level priorities
A condominium owner may control the interior but still need association approval for an exterior opening. Building management can require specific products, colors, glazing, insurance certificates, elevator reservations, protection plans, and work schedules. Access and debris removal may be more involved than at a single-family home. Before ordering, STS reviews the known project conditions and helps the owner identify the documentation that should be confirmed with the association or property manager.
Coordinate finishes, access, and daily routines
Window replacement may intersect with stucco, paint, interior trim, flooring, window treatments, alarms, cabinetry, landscaping, and pool-deck access. In an occupied home, the order of work also affects pets, children, furniture, security, and room availability. Discussing these details before installation helps set realistic responsibilities and reduces last-minute decisions. STS explains the anticipated work area and sequence so the homeowner can prepare without turning the entire property upside down.
Local knowledge matters
Impact windows for Boca Raton’s coastal climate.
Boca Raton sits between the Atlantic Ocean and the Everglades edge, with the Intracoastal Waterway, canals, lakes, golf communities, and dense landscaping shaping how individual properties experience wind and rain. Homes east of Federal Highway may prioritize salt-air exposure, broad views, and large glazed openings. Communities west of I-95 often combine expansive floor plans with screened patios, pool decks, and multiple window styles.
From Downtown Boca and Mizner Park to Spanish River, Boca Harbour, Boca Del Mar, Boca West, Broken Sound, Woodfield, and communities along Yamato Road, no two elevations are identical. A useful consultation accounts for orientation, shading, landscaping, access, exterior finishes, and how a storm could approach the opening—not just the rough width and height.
STS is located at 1000 Holland Drive, Suite 10, near the north Boca Raton and Delray Beach corridor. That local base supports work across Palm Beach County and into Broward County, including nearby Highland Beach and Deerfield Beach. It also gives clients a local company to call before, during, and after installation.
STS Impact Windows & Doors1000 Holland Dr #10, Boca Raton, FL 33487
Get directions ↗Product choice with context
Established manufacturers. One accountable installer.
Product names can be difficult to compare because series, glass packages, sizes, ratings, hardware, and lead times vary. STS works with recognized window and door manufacturers and explains how available options relate to the opening, design, and project goals. The objective is not to sell the longest list of features; it is to select a system that makes sense for the property and install it correctly.
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Impact window FAQ
Useful answers before you request a quote.
Every property deserves specific advice, but these questions cover the decisions Boca Raton homeowners most often consider when comparing hurricane windows and doors.
Talk with STSWhat makes an impact window different from a standard window?
An impact window is a tested assembly rather than simply thicker glass. The glazing typically uses layers bonded around a durable interlayer, and it works together with the frame, hardware, anchoring, and installation method. When struck, the glass may crack, but the interlayer is designed to help hold the broken pieces together and preserve the building envelope. Product approvals and ratings vary, so selection should be based on the specific opening and project requirements.
Do Boca Raton homes need impact windows if they already have shutters?
Existing shutters may provide a form of opening protection when they are properly rated, maintained, and installed before a storm. Impact windows offer a different experience: the protection remains in place year-round and does not require panels to be handled for each event. Many homeowners also choose impact products for security, noise reduction, updated appearance, easier operation, and the convenience of permanent protection. STS can help compare the practical advantages for your property.
Can STS replace only a few windows or one door?
Projects can be phased when that approach makes sense. Some owners begin with large sliding doors, a front entry, or the most exposed openings, while others replace every window and exterior door at once for a consistent appearance and coordinated permitting. During the consultation, STS can explain which openings should be grouped, how mixed systems may look, and what sequencing is realistic for the home and budget.
How long does impact window installation take?
The on-site installation period depends on the number and size of openings, product type, access, construction conditions, inspections, and whether custom work is involved. Product lead times and permitting occur before installation. Once the property is evaluated and the products are selected, STS can provide a project-specific schedule instead of a generic promise that ignores the details of your Boca Raton home.
Will impact windows lower my insurance premium?
Some Florida property policies may recognize qualifying wind-mitigation features, but discounts and documentation requirements differ by carrier, policy, home, and inspection. An insurance professional or licensed wind-mitigation inspector should confirm any potential savings. STS focuses on supplying and installing suitable products and can provide available product and project documentation for your records.
Can impact windows help with outside noise and energy use?
They can contribute. Laminated glass and well-sealed frames often reduce some exterior sound, while modern glass packages and professional installation can reduce drafts and solar heat transfer. The amount of improvement depends on the original openings, wall construction, selected glass, orientation, shade, roof, HVAC system, and many other factors. STS will discuss the complete opening rather than promise one universal number.
What impact door styles are available?
Options can include front entry doors, single and double French doors, sliding glass doors, multi-panel sliders, custom doors, and impact-rated garage doors. Designs range from clean contemporary glass to more traditional decorative panels. The right choice depends on the opening dimensions, swing or slide path, exposure, egress needs, desired view, privacy, and the architectural character of the property.
Where does STS Impact Windows & Doors serve?
STS is based at 1000 Holland Drive, Suite 10, in Boca Raton and serves homeowners and commercial properties across Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Broward County, and surrounding South Florida communities. Nearby service areas include Highland Beach, Delray Beach, Deerfield Beach, Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Fort Lauderdale, Davie, Plantation, Wellington, and Jupiter. Confirm availability for your address when requesting a quote.
Take your mind off hurricanes
Start with a clear assessment of your Boca Raton property.
Tell STS which windows and doors you want to address. You will get practical options, straightforward guidance, and a project plan built around the property—not a generic package.