What is shown in this residential new construction video?

This video shows a completed residential new construction home featuring hurricane rated impact windows on a South Florida property.

Are the impact windows in this home hurricane rated?

Yes. The windows shown are hurricane rated impact windows designed for Florida wind borne debris regions.

Do new construction impact windows need to meet Florida Building Code?

Yes. New construction impact window requirements follow Florida Building Code standards based on location, opening type, and wind exposure.

What should homeowners confirm for new construction impact windows?

Homeowners should confirm product approvals and performance requirements for their area, plus the window and door styles planned for each opening.

What impact window styles can be used in new construction homes?

New construction homes may use different impact window and door styles depending on the design and openings, including casement, single hung, sliding windows, and impact doors.

How do we request pricing for new construction impact windows?

Request a quote and a BNT specialist will help review scope, product requirements, and the next steps for a home or plan based estimate.

Real Installation Video

Residential Impact Window and Door Installation Video

Watch a real residential impact window and door installation by BNT Impact Windows and Doors in South Florida.

Completed Project

Residential Project Video

This video documents a completed residential impact window and door installation delivered by BNT Impact Windows and Doors in South Florida.

You will see how hurricane rated impact windows and impact doors are installed to protect a Florida home and deliver a clean, finished look.

Project Highlights

Completed residential impact window and door installation
Single family Florida home installation in South Florida
Products engineered for Florida wind borne debris regions
Installation performed by licensed professionals
Final finish details that support long term durability and curb appeal

BNT Impact Windows and Doors completes residential projects for homeowners throughout South Florida. This project video reflects the planning, coordination, and workmanship required to install hurricane rated impact window and door systems designed for Florida conditions.

Quick Answers

Residential Impact Window and Door FAQs

Short answers to common questions about completed commercial impact window and door projects
in South Florida, including building code compliance, scope, and installation considerations for large properties.

What type of home is shown in this video?

This video shows a residential installation at a Florida home in South Florida, featuring impact windows and impact doors installed for hurricane protection.

Are the windows and doors in this project hurricane rated?

Yes. The products shown are hurricane rated impact windows and doors designed for Florida wind borne debris regions.

Do residential impact window installations need to meet Florida Building Code?

Yes. Residential installations must comply with Florida Building Code requirements based on location, opening type, and wind exposure.

What should homeowners expect on installation day?

Homeowners can expect staging, protection of the work area, removal of old units when applicable, and a professional install process focused on fit, sealing, and a clean finish.

What impact window and door styles does BNT install for homes?

BNT installs multiple residential options, including single hung, casement, sliding windows, sliding glass doors, and entry impact doors, depending on the home and opening requirements.