Whole-Home Impact Window Replacement in Tampa Bay
Whole-home impact window replacement means protecting every window and glass door on your house in one project. It removes the weak spots a storm can find, ends shutter season for good and can support wind mitigation insurance credits. Storm Pro Window and Door manages the whole job, from measuring and permits to installation by our own crews and the final inspection.
Why Choose Whole-Home Impact Window Replacement?
A home is only as protected as its weakest opening. If one window or slider breaks in a storm, wind can enter and push on the roof and walls from inside. Protecting every opening keeps the building envelope closed.
Insurance is the other reason. Florida wind mitigation inspections look at opening protection for the whole house, and the strongest credit category generally requires every glazed opening to be protected. Piecemeal impact window replacement, a few windows at a time, can leave you without that credit until the last one is done. Those credits are documented on the uniform mitigation verification form from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation. See our wind mitigation guide.
Every opening protected
No more shutters
One permit, one inspection
Matching look throughout
How Impact Window Replacement Works With Storm Pro
1. Free in-home consultation. We walk the house with you, talk through styles and frames and note any openings that need special attention.
2. Detailed measurement. Every opening is measured in person so each window and door can be built to fit.
3. Written quote. You get an itemized quote listing each opening, product, approval and what is included.
4. Permits and ordering. We pull the permit with the product approvals and order your windows and doors. [CONFIRM: typical lead time from order to install]
5. Installation. Our in-house crews remove the old units and install the new ones opening by opening, so the house is never left open overnight. [CONFIRM: typical number of days for a whole-home install]
6. Inspection and paperwork. We schedule the final inspection and give you the documents your wind mitigation inspector will ask for.
Learn more about how we install on our impact window installation page.
Choosing Windows and Doors for the Whole House
Whole-home impact window replacement is a chance to get a consistent look and to put the right style in each room. Many homeowners use single hung or horizontal slider windows for bedrooms, picture windows for views and casement windows where airflow matters.
Most projects also include the patio slider and often the front door. See impact sliding glass doors and impact entry doors. We install vinyl and aluminum frames from trusted Florida manufacturers.
What Does Whole-Home Impact Window Replacement Cost?
The price depends on how many openings you have, their sizes and styles, the frame and glass you choose and your home’s design pressure requirements. Most whole-home projects run $25,000 and up, depending on the number and size of openings. Our impact window cost guide explains each factor.
Several programs can lower the cost: up to $2,000 off when you book before November 30, 0% financing with approved credit, the My Safe Florida Home program for eligible homeowners and the Florida sales tax refund.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to replace every window at once?
No, but protecting every opening is what qualifies the home for the strongest opening protection credit and removes the need for shutters. Many homeowners do the whole house in one project for that reason.
How long does a whole-home installation take?
[CONFIRM: typical install days for an average Tampa Bay home] Our crews work opening by opening so your home is secure each night.
Do I need a permit to replace all my windows?
Yes. Window and door replacement in Florida requires a permit. Storm Pro pulls the permit, submits the product approvals and schedules the inspection.
Will new impact windows lower my insurance?
They can. Protecting every opening may qualify your home for wind mitigation credits after a new inspection. Savings depend on your insurer and policy.
Can I include doors in a whole-home project?
Yes. Most projects include the sliding glass door and many include the front door, French doors and other glass doors.
Do you replace mobile home windows?
No. Storm Pro installs impact-rated windows and doors on site-built homes and condos and does not work on mobile homes.