Hurricane Impact Front Doors Built for South Florida
Miami-Dade County approved entry doors engineered to withstand hurricane-force winds and flying debris combining laminated impact glass, reinforced frames, and multi-point locking for year-round protection and security.
Your entry is the first thing guests see and a prime target in a storm. Our impact front doors pair striking curb appeal with hurricane-grade strength and everyday security.
Challenges & Solutions
Upgrading to an impact front door solves the weak points of a standard entry vulnerability to storms, energy loss, and forced entry without sacrificing the look you want. Here’s how our impact doors turn each common problem into a lasting advantage.
Laminated Impact Glass
Reinforced Frame
Multi-Point Lock
Challenges :
Standard front doors can fail under hurricane-force winds and flying debris
Older, poorly sealed doors let heat in and drive up cooling costs
Basic panels and single locks are easy targets for forced entry
Solutions :
Laminated impact glass and reinforced frames hold firm in major storms
Insulated cores and Low-E glass cut heat transfer and energy loss
Impact construction and multi-point locking make break-ins far harder
The Benefits
WIND RATING
Up to [180+] mph
IMPACT RATING
Miami-Dade NOA
GLASS
Laminated Insulated
ENERGY
Low-E / ENERGY STAR
WARRANTY
[2]-Year Coverage
FINISHES
[10+] Colors & Styles
IMPACT FRONT DOORS
Frequently Asked Question
Everything you need to know about upgrading to a hurricane impact front door from protection and energy savings to installation and style options.
Yes. They're built with reinforced frames and laminated impact glass engineered to meet Miami-Dade County standards, so they resist the high winds and flying debris that destroy ordinary doors.
They can. Insulated cores, tight seals, and Low-E glass reduce heat transfer, easing the load on your A/C and helping keep your home comfortable year-round.
Absolutely. Impact protection no longer means bulky or dated — we offer a wide range of styles, finishes, glass options, and hardware to match your home.
Yes. The same construction that resists hurricanes also resists forced entry, and multi-point locking systems add another layer of everyday protection.