Entry and sliding glass doors

Impact Doors in Stuart and the Treasure Coast

Impact doors are hurricane-rated entry and sliding glass doors built with laminated glass and reinforced frames to resist storm winds and flying debris. They protect your home year-round with no shutters to close. Advanced Hurricane Protection, a family-owned company in Stuart, FL, installs impact doors across the Treasure Coast.

Big views, real protection

Impact sliding glass doors keep your patio and water views open while standing up to storms.

Entry doors with character

Impact front doors with decorative glass, transoms and sidelights.

Turtle-compliant options

Low-VLT glass for doors visible from nesting beaches.

Permits handled

Our team handles the permitting process and coordinates inspections.

What are impact doors?

Impact doors are exterior doors rated to withstand hurricane-force winds and wind-borne debris. Glass panels use laminated impact glass, and frames are reinforced so the door stays in place under storm pressure.

Because the protection is built in, you do not need to close shutters over the door before a storm. Impact doors also add everyday security, reduce outside noise and can improve energy efficiency. We install them to Florida Building Code requirements for homes and businesses.

Are impact sliding glass doors worth it?

For most Florida homes, yes. Sliding glass doors are usually the largest glass openings in the house and often face the pool, patio or water, which makes them one of the most important openings to protect.

Impact sliding glass doors are engineered for large openings. They give you storm protection while keeping wide views, smooth operation and better insulation. When we replace older sliders with new impact doors, the difference in how they open, close and seal is easy to feel.

What types of impact doors do you install?

We install impact entry and sliding glass doors for homes, condos and businesses. Each one is sized and specified for the opening, the exposure and the look you want.

For front entries, that can include a new impact door with decorative glass, a transom window above and sidelights on each side. For condos and multi-story buildings, we select products based on elevation and wind-load requirements.

  • Impact front and entry doors, with transoms and sidelights
  • Impact sliding glass doors for patios and lanais
  • High-rise and condo impact doors
  • Turtle-compliant, low-VLT glass options

What about the garage door?

Garage doors are one of the largest openings on many homes, so they deserve attention in any storm plan. If wind gets in through a weak garage door, it can put pressure on the rest of the house.

If you are thinking about your garage, mention it when you book your free in-home estimate. We will look at the opening along with your other doors and windows and talk through your options.

What do impact doors cost?

Impact door pricing depends on the type of door, the size of the opening, the glass and the frame finish. A large multi-panel slider costs more than a single entry door, and decorative glass, transoms and sidelights add to the price.

Other factors include turtle-compliant glass, high-rise access, any stucco or trim repair, and permits. To get an accurate price, book a free in-home estimate. We measure each opening and give you a clear written quote.

Brands we install

Impact Doors from makers we trust.

Impact windows and doors from Shwinco, Viwinco and many other makers, plus MagnaTrack screens by Progressive Screens. Viwinco windows carry the maker’s limited lifetime warranty.

  • Shwinco Windows and Doors
  • Viwinco Windows + Doors
  • Mitjavila Florida
  • EGS International, Engineered Glass Systems
  • Artemis
  • MagnaTrack by Progressive Screens

Impact Doors: common questions

Who installs impact sliding glass doors in Stuart?

Advanced Hurricane Protection installs impact entry and sliding glass doors in Stuart and across the Treasure Coast. We are a family-owned company based at 4517 SE Commerce Ave in Stuart. Our team handles the permitting process and coordinates the inspections. Call (772) 220-1200 for a free in-home estimate.

Do impact doors make my home more secure?

Yes. Impact doors use tough laminated glass and reinforced frames, which make forced entry much more difficult than with standard doors. The glass is designed to stay intact even when it cracks. That security works every day of the year, not just during hurricane season.

Can impact doors have decorative glass?

Yes. Impact entry doors are available with decorative glass, and they can be paired with impact transom windows and sidelights. You can update the look of your front entry and add storm protection in the same project. We walk through door and glass options at your estimate so you can choose what fits your home.

Do impact doors reduce noise?

Yes. The thicker laminated glass in impact doors helps reduce outside noise, so your home feels quieter. Many homeowners notice the difference most with sliding glass doors near busy roads, pools or the water. Better seals also help cut drafts and air leakage.

Will impact doors lower my insurance?

They may. Many Florida insurers offer discounts for certified impact windows and doors, since they lower the risk of storm damage. The discount depends on your insurer and policy, and protecting every opening usually matters. Ask your agent what documentation they need.

Which impact door makers do you work with?

We install impact entry and sliding glass doors from the window and door makers we trust, matched to the opening, its exposure and the look you want. We’ll walk you through the options that fit during your free in-home estimate.

Do impact sliding doors need maintenance?

A little care goes a long way, especially near salt air. Keep the tracks clean so the doors roll smoothly. We also offer yearly inspection and service of impact sliding doors and windows for waterfront and coastal homes and communities, so rollers, locks and seals keep working the way they should.

Are permits required for impact doors?

Yes. Most impact door installations in Florida require permits and inspections to confirm they meet building codes. Our team handles the permitting process and coordinates the inspections. You do not need to visit the building department yourself, and we let you know when each inspection is on the calendar.

Free in-home estimate

See Impact Doors on your own home.

We measure every opening and walk you through the options that fit your home and budget. Then you get a detailed written estimate.

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We come to you, measure every opening, and give you a clear written quote. No cost, no pressure.

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