Hurricane protection that never comes down. Laminated impact glass
guards your home around the clock — no shutters to hang, no plywood, no scramble
when the cone shifts. Just quiet, comfort, and peace of mind, backed for life.
Every style you already love comes hurricane-rated. Same easy
operation, beefed-up frames, and laminated glass that holds together even when the
storm throws something at it. Click any window to watch it work. Diagrams are
outside-looking-in (the industry standard) unless the label says otherwise — we flip
to interior when it helps you see a tilt-in sash or a crank that opens the window out.
View from the exterior
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01 · The Florida classic, armored
Single-Hung
The most common window in Florida homes — now standing guard
24/7. The bottom sash slides up to open; the top sash stays fixed.
How It Works One operable bottom sash with a
factory-sealed fixed top — glazed with laminated impact glass: two panes
bonded to a shatter-resistant interlayer, like a windshield.
This Windows Value Whole-home hurricane protection at
the friendliest price per opening — no shutters to hang, no plywood, no
ladder before the storm.
Benefits of This Type of Window Protection that's
always on, quieter rooms, and insurance discounts many Florida carriers
offer for impact glass.
Why choose it: making the whole house
hurricane-ready? Impact single-hungs protect every opening without breaking
the budget.
View from the interior — sashes tilt in for cleaning
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02 · The easy keeper
Double-Hung
Both sashes slide — and both tilt inward so you can wash the
outside glass from inside. Same convenience, now hurricane-rated.
How It Works Two operable sashes with tilt-in
cleaning, reinforced frames, laminated impact glass in both.
This Windows Value No ladders for upstairs glass, and
no shutters either — the protection lives in the window itself.
Benefits of This Type of Window Safer cleaning, finer
control over airflow, and glass that stays in its frame even if the storm
finds it.
Why choose it: second stories and anywhere
cleaning access matters — upstairs is exactly where you don't want to hang
shutters.
View from the exterior
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03 · The wide-open view
Single Slider
Glides side to side on smooth rollers — one panel fixed, one
moving. Heavy laminated glass, one-finger glide.
How It Works Horizontal glide on a reinforced
low-profile track, impact glass in both panels.
This Windows Value Wide openings protected without
chopping your view into little panes — where hung windows don't fit,
sliders shine.
Benefits of This Type of Window Big panoramic glass,
effortless operation at any age or reach, hurricane protection built
in.
Why choose it: wide living-room openings and
ranch-style homes that refuse to trade the view for the protection.
View from the exterior
Click it — spoiler: it doesn't open
04 · The view, fortified
Picture Window
It doesn't open — on purpose. Maximum glass, minimum frame,
zero moving parts — and every square inch hurricane-rated.
How It Works One fixed laminated pane with a
permanent factory seal.
This Windows Value The tightest seal of any window —
and even if the glass ever shatters, it stays bonded in its frame. The
storm stays outside.
Benefits of This Type of Window Floods the room with
light, blocks the UV that fades your furniture, and never needs a shutter
you can't reach anyway.
Why choose it: pair one with operable impact
windows on either side — the view stays grand, protected around the
clock.
View from the interior — opens to the exterior
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05 · The breeze catcher
Casement
Hinged at the side and opened with a crank, the whole sash
swings outward — and when a storm leans on it, the wind presses it tighter
shut.
How It Works Crank-out operation with a wrap-around
compression seal and laminated impact glass.
This Windows Value The best-sealing operable window
made — in a hurricane, the wind itself works for you, not against
you.
Benefits of This Type of Window Top-to-bottom
ventilation on the calm days, a fortress seal on the bad ones.
Why choose it: rooms that crave airflow but
face Florida's weather head-on — crank it open, crank it shut, sleep
easy.
View from the interior — opens to the exterior
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06 · The rainy-day breather
Awning
Hinged at the top, it opens outward from the bottom — the
glass becomes its own little awning, rated for the real thing.
How It Works Top-hinge design that sheds water while
open — reinforced hinges, laminated impact glass.
This Windows Value Fresh air even during a summer
shower, and full hurricane protection the moment you close it.
Benefits of This Type of Window Ventilation, privacy,
and storm protection in one window.
Why choose it: perfect above or below other
windows, and anywhere you want air without the rain — or the worry.
Hurricane-rated brands we trust
CWSPellaPGTEASSimontonWincore
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Single-hungs, sliders, picture windows, arches and bays — real openings on real Brooksville-area homes. Same crew, same warranty, every one of them.
