Impact Casement Windows in Southwest Florida

We install custom Impact Casement Windows in Fort Myers, Lehigh Acres, Cape Coral, Naples and throughout Southwest Florida.

Casement windows offer storm and security protection, energy efficiency, exceptional airflow and amazing looks. This style of impact window is attached to the frame with hinges and open inward or outward depending on the design. Casement windows create a stunning look. They are also great for letting light and fresh air into your home.

White impact casement window looking outside into trees.
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Benefits

Impact resistant casement windows offer several benefits. Some of these benefits include:

  • Beautiful design sure to add a statement to your room
  • Excellent ventilation
  • Energy efficiency
  • Allow a lot of light and airflow into your space
  • Can be customized to fit into any location
  • Strong hurricane, storm & security protection
  • HVHZ approved and Florida State Product approved
  • Can withstand up to a category 5 hurricane

Product Options

Impact glass type:

  • Standard or insulated impact glass

Frame Options: 

  • Vinyl frame

Product Colors:

  • White, desert sand, bronze/white

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FAQs

 

What are casement impact windows?

Casement windows are windows that are attached to the frame with hinges on the left or right side. So unlike a typical window that opens vertically these open and close inward or outward. How you operate them depends on the window you choose. In general, they are operated with either a crank, a latch, or another system.

And if you live in an area prone to hurricanes there is an impact resistant version. But you probably wouldn’t be able to tell the difference. This is because they look and operate just like regular casement windows. The difference is they are engineered and constructed to be able to withstand the wind gusts and flying debris experienced during a hurricane.

A representative casement window can be seen in the image below.

White impact casement window looking outside into trees.