Window Replacement in Palm Beach, FL
From the Estate Section and El Brillo Way to the North End, Midtown, and the homes off Worth Avenue, we replace windows on Palm Beach's landmark Mediterranean, Bermuda, and mid-century properties — matching the look the island is known for while building in real hurricane protection.
We are hands-on installers. We measure your openings ourselves, set frames plumb and square, anchor and flash them to code, and we don't leave until the unit seals and operates right.
Window Replacement on the Island
A Crew That Knows Palm Beach Homes
Palm Beach is a small barrier-island town — roughly 9,200 residents — sitting right on the Atlantic in Palm Beach County. That coastal exposure is the whole reason window replacement here is different than anywhere else. Salt air, wind-driven rain, and a front-row seat to every system that tracks up the coast mean your windows are working harder than they would two miles inland.
Homeowners on the island remember what Hurricane Wilma did in 2005 and the surge and wind Hurricane Nicole brought in 2022. Old single-pane and aluminum units don't stand up to that — and shutters you have to put up by hand are a poor plan when a storm is two days out. Replacing those openings with rated impact windows gives you protection that is always on, plus a quieter, more energy-efficient home and a wind mitigation credit on your insurance.
We have replaced windows on the original masonry openings of Estate Section homes and on lighter mid-century construction in the South End. Each one gets measured for what it actually is. There is no catalog install on this island — there is only doing it right for the home in front of us.
How We Install
The Details That Make a Window Last
A new impact window is only as good as the frame, the fasteners, and the flashing behind it. Here is what goes into every Palm Beach replacement we do.
Frames Set Plumb & Square
We set every frame plumb, level, and square in the opening, then shim and anchor it to the structure — not just to the stucco. A frame that is true is a frame that seals and operates for decades.
Anchored to Code & Tested
Tapcons and structural fasteners spaced to the Florida product approval — not by feel. Every opening is anchored to pass High-Velocity Hurricane Zone wind-load requirements and the Town inspection.
Flashed & Sealed Right
Heads, jambs, and sills get flashed and sealed so coastal wind-driven rain has nowhere to go. The leaks homeowners fear come from skipped flashing — we never skip it.
ES Windows Impact Glass
Laminated impact glass that takes the hit and holds together — no shutters to wrestle when a storm is bearing down. Strong frames, tight seals, and quiet, energy-efficient performance year round.
Permits & ARCOM Handled
We prepare the ARCOM design-board submittal, pull the Town of Palm Beach permit, and meet every inspector on site. You sign where you need to — we carry the rest.
Done Right The First Time
Careful measuring, the right material ordered to fit, and a clean job site every day. We would rather slow down at the measure than come back to fix a rushed install.
Permits, ARCOM & HOA
The Strictest Review in Florida — Handled
Palm Beach has the strictest architectural review in the state. For most exterior window and door changes, the Architectural Commission — ARCOM — has to approve the design before any work begins. Profiles, glass tint, muntin patterns, and proportions all get scrutinized to keep the island's look intact.
We have been through it. We prepare and guide the ARCOM design-board submittal, then pull your permit through the Town of Palm Beach Building Department with the proper Florida product approvals on file. We schedule the inspections and meet the inspector on site so framing, anchoring, and final all pass clean.
If your property sits within an association, we coordinate with the HOA architectural requirements too. The goal is simple — your replacement is fully approved, fully permitted, and fully inspected, with none of the paperwork landing on you.
Insurance Savings
Most Palm Beach homeowners see about $250 to $500 a year in wind mitigation premium savings after switching to rated impact windows — and up to $800 a year on the oceanfront, where exposure and replacement values run highest. We install to spec so the wind mitigation inspection backs up those credits.
Neighborhoods We Serve
- Estate Section
- North End
- South End
- Midtown
- Worth Avenue
- El Brillo Way
Why Palm Beach Hires Us
Built to Last. Installed by Us.
ES Windows Products
We install ES Windows impact products — laminated glass and strong frames tested to Florida's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone standards. Real protection without the hassle of shutters.
Our Own Installers
No subcontractors. The crew that measures your openings is the crew that sets, anchors, flashes, and seals every unit — to one standard, ours, so it's done right the first time.
A Transparent Process
Founded by a former Florida insurance adjuster and licensed & insured under FL CBC1266857. Clear pricing, ARCOM and permits handled, and straight answers from measure to final inspection.
Questions, Answered
Frequently Asked Questions about Window Replacement in Palm Beach
Do I need ARCOM approval to replace my windows in Palm Beach?
In most cases, yes. The Town of Palm Beach has the strictest architectural review in Florida, and the Architectural Commission (ARCOM) reviews exterior changes — including window and door swaps — for most properties. We prepare the design-board submittal, match profiles and muntin patterns to your home's approved look, and shepherd the package through review before we ever pull a permit. It is one of the biggest reasons homeowners here hire a crew that knows the process.
Who pulls the permit for my window replacement?
We do. Every job runs through the Town of Palm Beach Building Department with the proper Florida product approvals (NOA/FPA) on file. We schedule the inspections and meet the inspector on site so the framing, anchoring, and buck details all pass the first time. You never have to chase paperwork or sit waiting for an inspector.
How much can impact windows save me on insurance in Palm Beach?
Most Palm Beach homeowners see roughly $250 to $500 a year in wind mitigation premium savings after replacing their windows with rated impact units. On the oceanfront, where wind exposure and replacement values are higher, those credits can reach $800 a year. We install to spec and the documentation supports the wind mitigation inspection your carrier needs.
Will new impact windows hold up to a storm like Wilma or Nicole?
That is exactly what they are built for. After Hurricane Wilma in 2005 and Hurricane Nicole in 2022, we have seen the difference proper impact glass and a correctly anchored frame make. ES Windows impact products are tested to Florida's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone standards — laminated glass that takes a hit, holds together, and keeps wind and water out of your house.
How long does a window replacement take in an older Palm Beach home?
It depends on the count and on what we find once the old units come out. Many historic Estate Section and Midtown homes have masonry openings, stucco returns, and original wood bucks that need attention. We measure carefully, order to fit, and most homes are installed in a few days of on-site work once material arrives. The ARCOM and permit timeline is usually the longer part — we manage both for you.
Do you use your own installers or subcontractors?
Our own crews, every time. The men measuring your openings are the same men setting frames, fastening to the structure, flashing the heads and sills, and sealing the unit. No handoff to a low-bid sub means the install is done to one standard — ours.
What areas of Palm Beach do you serve?
All of the Town of Palm Beach — the Estate Section, North End, South End, Midtown, the Worth Avenue district, and streets like El Brillo Way. We are based nearby in West Palm Beach and serve the coast from Vero Beach down to Boynton Beach.
Replace Your Windows in Palm Beach
Schedule a free consultation and we'll measure your openings, walk the ARCOM and permit process, and quote it straight.