Licensed & Insured South Florida Contractor
Licensed & Insured South Florida Contractor
Doors are one of the most vulnerable points in a home during a hurricane. Assured Supreme installs impact-rated entry, sliding, and French doors that protect against storms while adding security and energy efficiency.
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Impact Doors
In a hurricane, a breached door can be catastrophic. Once wind enters a home, the pressure can lift the roof and blow out walls. That is why impact-rated doors matter as much as impact windows. Entry doors, sliding glass doors, and French doors all need the same level of protection as your windows to keep your home's envelope intact during a storm.
Impact doors we install:
Impact doors are built with laminated glass and reinforced frames that resist forced entry, adding a meaningful security upgrade year-round. The same laminated glass also blocks UV, reduces outside noise, and improves energy efficiency by sealing your home better against the heat.
Every impact door we install meets Florida Building Code requirements for our High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. Proper installation — correct anchoring into the structure — is what makes the rating real, and it is where workmanship matters most.
Impact Doors FAQs
Yes. Doors are a major weak point in a storm. A breached door lets wind pressurize your home, which can lift the roof. Protecting doors and windows together keeps your home's envelope intact.
Yes. Laminated impact glass and reinforced frames resist forced entry for better security, block UV, cut outside noise, and improve energy efficiency year-round.
Yes. We install impact-rated sliding glass doors and French doors that meet Florida code, so your large openings are protected as well as your windows.
New and replacement openings in our High-Velocity Hurricane Zone must meet impact or protection requirements. We install doors that comply with Florida Building Code.
Cost depends on door type, size, and quantity. Entry, sliding, and French doors all vary. A free in-home assessment gives you a clear written quote.
