Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What windows are required in Hialeah under the Florida Building Code?
A: Florida Building Code requires impact-resistant windows for most new construction and renovation projects in Miami-Dade County. We carry a full line of Florida-approved impact windows that meet all current local requirements for Hialeah properties.
Q: Do you work on older concrete block homes in Hialeah?
A: Yes. Hialeah has many older CBS (concrete block structure) homes with non-standard window openings. Our in-house woodworking workshop lets us fabricate custom frames to fit these openings — something most window companies in South Florida can’t offer.
Q: Can you handle window replacement for Hialeah’s industrial and commercial properties?
A: Yes. We work on commercial buildings of all types in Hialeah, including warehouse facilities, retail properties, and office buildings. We coordinate with property managers to minimize disruption to operations during installation.
Q: Do you work on Saturdays?
A: Yes. Our hours are Monday through Friday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM and Saturday 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM. We’re also available outside regular hours when needed.
Q: How long does a window replacement take in Hialeah?
A: A typical single window replacement takes 1–2 hours. Full-home or full-building projects are usually completed in one day, depending on the number of windows and any custom fabrication required.
Q: Do you repair foggy or broken glass in Hialeah?
A: Both. For fogging, the insulated unit’s seal has failed, and we replace the sealed, foggy glass unit inside your existing frame. For broken or cracked panes, we cut new glass to fit the same frame. Repair is usually possible when the frame is sound.
Q: Do you repair sliding glass doors in Hialeah?
A: We restore sliding doors that stick or come off the track – rollers, tracks, and locks – so the door glides again.
Q: Do you repair storefront and commercial glass in Hialeah?
A: Yes, we do. Hialeah has a large commercial and industrial base, and we repair and replace glass in storefronts and commercial doors. If an opening is unsafe, we board it up first, then complete the glass work.
Q: Window repair or replacement, which is more cost-effective in Hialeah?
A: Repair is usually cheaper when the frame is sound and only the glass, seal, or hardware has failed. We fix foggy insulated glass, cracked panes, and worn rollers without replacing the whole window. Full replacement makes sense mainly when the frame is damaged or you are upgrading to impact glass.
