Renovating a Florida home is an opportunity to improve more than its appearance. While new kitchens, flooring, bathrooms, and outdoor living spaces often receive the most attention, a renovation is also an ideal time to evaluate some of the home’s most important exterior components. Windows and doors affect storm protection, …
Impact Windows vs. Double-Pane Windows: What Florida Homeowners Should Know
When replacing windows in a Florida home, homeowners are often presented with terms such as impact-resistant, double-pane, insulated, and energy-efficient. Because some of these features can overlap, it is easy to assume that double-pane windows and impact-resistant windows provide the same type of protection. They do not. Double-pane windows are …
Who Needs Ballistic Glass? Industries That Benefit From Enhanced Security
Security threats can affect virtually any commercial or institutional property, but some facilities face greater risks because of the people they serve, the assets they protect, or the nature of their operations. For these environments, conventional glass may not provide the level of protection needed. Ballistic glass can become an …
Whole-Home Hurricane Protection: Why Every Window and Door Opening Matters
When Florida homeowners prepare for hurricane season, it can be tempting to focus on the most obvious areas of concern. Large windows, sliding glass doors, and the front entryway may receive most of the attention, while smaller windows or less frequently used doors are overlooked. During a hurricane, however, every …
Understanding UL 752 Ratings: Choosing the Right Ballistic Glass for Your Facility
Security is a top priority for many commercial property owners, especially those responsible for protecting employees, customers, and valuable assets. As businesses and organizations evaluate ways to strengthen their facilities, ballistic glass has become an increasingly important part of comprehensive security planning. However, not all ballistic glass offers the same …





