Licensed installers, not subcontractors. The crew that anchors your windows works for us — under GC license CGC1540149 — and we file the permit, seal every opening the same day it's opened, and hand you the inspection docs when it's done.
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Most window installation services in Orlando are sold by one company and installed by another — the job gets handed to whichever subcontractor crew is free that week, and if a seal leaks a year later, the two point at each other. We don't work that way. Every impact window we sell is installed by crews we employ and train, under our general contractor license CGC1540149.
A good install day is boring — in the best way. The crew protects your floors near each opening and works room by room instead of tearing out every window at once. A typical crew completes 8–15 openings per day, each one replaced, anchored, and sealed the same day it comes out. Most whole-home projects wrap in one to three days.
We open one area at a time, so your home is never a construction zone end to end — you can live in the house while we work.
Every opening cut that morning is anchored, insulated, and sealed by that evening. Rain or an early sunset never catches a bare hole in your wall.
Old windows, broken stucco, and packaging leave with us. We sweep for glass and run a magnet for screws before the crew rolls out.
You and the lead installer open, close, and lock every window together. Nothing is "done" until you've operated it yourself.
Window installation in Orlando is a permitted trade, not a handyman job. Here's the exact sequence we run on every project.
An installer — not just a salesperson — measures every opening, checks frames and stucco, and gives you a firm written quote.
Your windows are built to the exact opening while we file the permit with the City of Orlando, Orange, or Osceola County — you sign nothing at a permit desk.
Our crew sets 8–15 openings per day, sealing each one the same day it's opened. Most whole homes take 1–3 days.
The county inspector signs off, and you receive the product approval and wind-mitigation documentation your insurance agent will ask for.
The glass gets the marketing, but the install carries the rating. A hurricane-rated window fastened with the wrong screw pattern is not a hurricane-rated opening — which is exactly why our impact window installers anchor every unit to its Florida Product Approval spec, opening by opening, not by habit.
Fastener type, size, spacing, and embedment come straight from the product approval document for that exact window — the same sheet the county inspector checks against.
Every perimeter is sealed by the installer and re-checked by the crew lead before we call an opening finished — water intrusion is the failure we refuse to ship.
Our workmanship warranty covers the install itself, and the manufacturer warranty covers the window — including the Eco-Guard™ line by Eco Window Systems we install. Either way, you call us, not a subcontractor.
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Whole-home window installation is a real investment — which is why qualified buyers can start with $0 down and nothing due for 24 months. Get the details on our financing page, or ask during your free measure.
Drag the handle to see what a permitted impact window installation does for an Orlando exterior — same house, new openings, anchored to spec.
After InstallAnchored. Inspected.
Before InstallOriginal Openings.Because our installers are on payroll and our warehouse sits right on S Semoran Blvd, measures, deliveries, and county inspections get scheduled tightly anywhere in the metro. Pick your city to see how we work in your area.
5764 S Semoran Blvd, Building E, Suite 101
Orlando, FL 32822
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The install itself is fast: our crews set 8–15 openings per day, so most whole-home projects finish in one to three days, and a smaller job of five or six windows is usually done in a single day. The longer stretch is before install day — your windows are manufactured to each exact opening, typically a few weeks, and we file the permit during that window. Your written quote includes a realistic day count, not a best-case guess.
We ask that an adult be home at the start of each install day to walk the crew through the house and again at the end for the final walkthrough, when you operate every window with the lead installer. In between, many homeowners run errands or work from a back room — most of the house stays usable. We don't install with nobody home: interior access is required at every opening, and we want you signing off on your own windows.
We do — always. Replacing windows in Orlando requires a permit, and we file it under our general contractor license CGC1540149 with the City of Orlando, Orange County, or Osceola County, depending on where you live. Be cautious of any installer who asks you to pull an "owner-builder" permit yourself — that shifts legal responsibility onto you and often means they can't pull it. On our jobs, the permit, inspection scheduling, and paperwork are our problem, not yours.
No. The crews that install your windows are our own employees, working under our GC license and our insurance — not day-rate subcontractors picked up per job. We built our window installation services this way on purpose: it costs more to keep crews on payroll, but it means we control training, anchoring standards, and scheduling, and it means the workmanship warranty is backed by the same company that swung the drill. If anything ever needs attention after the install, the people who come back are the people who did the work.
We fix it and re-inspect — at our cost, on our schedule, with no invoice to you. It's rare, because our installers anchor to the same product approval spec the inspector checks against, but occasionally one flags a fastener or sealant detail to correct. When that happens, the correction is our responsibility as the permit holder, full stop. Your project isn't finished until the inspection passes and you have the final documentation in hand.
Book a free, no-obligation in-home measure with our own licensed crew. We'll quote every opening in writing, file the permit, and set up $0-down financing. Prefer to talk it through first? Contact our Orlando office — or read the full step-by-step installation guide before you call.
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