Impact windows that protect your home and cut your insurance premiums by up to 45% — permanently. My Safe Florida Home grants up to $10,000. 0% financing available.
No obligation. Licensed contractor visits. Usually within 48 hours.
Florida law mandates wind mitigation discounts. Impact windows qualify for the highest tier — and the state requires your insurer to apply it. This isn't negotiable. It's written into Florida statute.
The average Florida Impact Shield customer on an $8,500/year policy saves $2,125–$3,825 annually. Over ten years, that's up to $38,250 — often exceeding the entire cost of the windows.
Full Insurance Savings Guide →The My Safe Florida Home program offers matching grants for hurricane-hardening upgrades. We're an approved contractor — we handle all paperwork, permits, and coordination.
Full Grant Guide & Qualifier →"My insurance went from $11,200 to $6,800 per year. That's $4,400 back in my pocket every single year. The windows paid for themselves faster than I ever thought possible."
"The MSFH grant covered $9,800 of our install. Florida Impact Shield handled every piece of paperwork. The crew finished 22 windows in 3 days. Absolutely flawless experience."
"After Hurricane Ian I swore I'd never board up again. Citizens premium dropped 38%. No more shutters. No more stress every storm season. Best home decision I've made in 20 years."
Florida homeowners are saving $2,000–$5,000 per year after installing impact windows. Here's exactly how the numbers break down by county.
Everything you need to know about applying for the MSFH grant before funding runs out — eligibility, timeline, and how to apply fast.
Prices range from $700 to $1,600 per window installed. Here's the full breakdown so you can budget accurately and avoid overpaying.
A free in-home estimate takes 45 minutes. You'll know your exact costs, grant eligibility, and projected insurance savings before spending a dollar.
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