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Importance of Impact Resistant Windows in Florida

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Florida homeowners are no strangers to hurricane season and the preparation that comes with it. Though boarding up your windows and laying down sandbags to protect your home and its windows are definitely great ways to ease your anxiety, upgrading your windows to storm-proof, impact resistant windows are a fantastic way to add an extra layer of protection, and give you some peace of mind! Though many Florida residents and other homeowners in hurricane-prone areas may have hurricane shutters on their home, impact resistant windows offer so many more added benefits. HPA Windows suggests installing both on your home for as much security as possible, but you should never overlook the importance of impact resistant windows. Here are some of the best benefits of impact resistant windows:  One-Time Installation. Unlike hurricane shutters, which you will have to install before a storm and remove after, hurricane windows only require a one time installation. This avoids the hassle of having t

What You Need to Know About Impact Windows

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Protect your family and home when you replace your traditional windows with impact windows today. Impact windows are strong and durable, and prevent strong winds and intruders from coming into your house.  You’ll also notice energy savings when you replace your windows with impact windows. Impact windows are well insulated and keep the cool air in your home during the hot summer months, and the warmer air in your home during the cooler winter months.  Learn everything you need to know about impact windows here.  Impact-resistant windows are made up of heavy-duty frames and impact-resistant laminated glass. A special silicone glazing process is used to keep the glass from breaking away from the frame. The impact-resistant glass is made up of two panes of glass bonded together with a special interlayer of clear polyvinyl butyral.  Impact windows are similar to car windshields, except they’re three times stronger. Because of the two bonded panes and special interlayer, even a 2 x 4 travel