Impact Window and Door Brands We Install
The impact window and door brands Storm Pro Window and Door installs are PGT, CWS (Custom Window Systems) and Simonton for windows and sliding doors, and Masonite, Plastpro and Advisar for entry doors. We use products that carry Florida Product Approvals and manufacturer warranties, installed by our own crews.
Why do impact window and door brands matter in Florida?
An impact product is only as good as its testing and approval. Each product line is tested for impact, design pressure and water resistance, and approved in specific sizes and configurations. Two windows that look alike can carry very different ratings. Brand also affects warranty terms, glass options, frame materials and styles. You can check any approval number in the Florida Building Commission product approval database. Our Florida Product Approval and NOA guide explains how to read one.
Brands on Our Showroom Floors
PGT
What they make: Impact windows and sliding glass doors in vinyl and aluminum, built for hurricane-prone coastal markets.
Why it matters here: A Florida manufacturer whose lines are designed around Florida Building Code impact testing and product approval.
What Storm Pro uses them for: Impact windows and sliding and patio doors.
CWS (Custom Window Systems)
What they make: Vinyl and aluminum impact windows and doors for coastal, severe-weather regions.
Why it matters here: A Florida-based maker with products carrying Florida Product Approvals for wind-borne debris regions.
What Storm Pro uses them for: Impact windows and sliding and patio doors.
Simonton
What they make: Vinyl windows and patio doors, including impact-resistant products for coastal markets.
Why it matters here: Offers vinyl impact options for homeowners who want an energy-efficient, low-maintenance frame.
What Storm Pro uses them for: Impact windows and sliding and patio doors.
Masonite
What they make: Interior and exterior doors, including fiberglass entry doors with decorative glass.
Why it matters here: Offers fiberglass entry systems with impact-rated configurations for Florida openings.
What Storm Pro uses them for: Fiberglass impact entry doors.
Plastpro
What they make: Fiberglass entry doors, decorative glass doorlites, frames and mouldings, with wood-grain textures that resist rot, swelling and warping.
Why it matters here: Fiberglass holds up to humidity and salt air better than wood.
What Storm Pro uses them for: Fiberglass entry doors.
Advisar
What they make: Fiberglass door systems prehung in composite frames built to resist rot and weather, with square edges for a solid-wood look.
Why it matters here: A composite frame will not rot at the sill, a common failure point on wood-framed doors.
What Storm Pro uses them for: Fiberglass entry doors.
How do I choose the right brand?
Comparing impact window and door brands starts with your openings, not the logo. We look at the design pressure and approvals each opening needs, frame material, style, glass, color and warranty coverage, then show you options side by side. Seeing products in person at a showroom is the easiest way to compare. Explore by product: impact windows, impact doors and impact sliding glass doors.
A Storm Pro specialist will measure every opening, walk you through the options and answer every question, with no pressure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which brand is best?
No single brand is best for every home. The right product depends on the design pressure your openings need, frame material, style, budget and warranty. PGT, CWS and Simonton each offer approved impact products, and we compare them for your openings.
Do all your products have Florida Product Approval?
Products we install on permitted Florida projects must carry a Florida Product Approval or an accepted local approval, such as a Miami-Dade NOA. We put the approval number on the permit and can share it for insurance documentation.
Who handles warranty claims, Storm Pro or the manufacturer?
Manufacturers carry their own warranties on windows and doors, and Storm Pro backs its installation with a lifetime workmanship warranty. We help with warranty questions either way. See our warranty page.
Can I request a brand you don't list?
Ask us. We focus on these brands because we know their products and installation requirements well, but we are happy to discuss what you have in mind.