Impact Window & Door FAQs

We offers single hung, double hung, horizontal roller (slider), casement, awning, picture/fixed, and specialty and radius shapes. The right style depends on the opening, how you want it to operate, and your home's look.

With proper installation and normal maintenance, quality impact windows and doors are built to last many years. Lifespan varies by product line and exposure.

Paradise installs impact-rated sliding glass and patio doors, including multi-panel, pocketing, corner, and lift-and-slide systems. We also install impact entry doors, French doors, and decorative glass entry doors.

Impact-rated windows and doors are designed to protect the openings where they are installed, so they generally do not require separate hurricane shutters or panels for those openings.

This is one reason many Southwest Florida homeowners choose impact products instead of preparing and removing shutters before every storm.

Yes, when the project and structure allow for it. Paradise can handle structural opening modifications, including engineered headers and framing required to create larger window or door openings or a more open living space.

Yes. Our in-house team handles the surrounding carpentry, drywall, and painting as part of the project. We also coordinate the structural work and permitting requirements when needed, so the finished opening looks intentional and complete inside and out.

Yes. Paradise Window & Door Replacement has completed numerous window and door replacement projects for homeowners participating in the My Safe Florida Home program.

The program does not require homeowners to use a specific or "approved" contractor. Paradise works with homeowners throughout the process and provides the documentation needed to help support grant reimbursement.

Some Florida insurers offer wind-mitigation credits for qualifying impact-rated windows and doors. Eligibility and potential savings depend on your insurance company and policy, so you should confirm the details directly with your carrier.

Paradise can provide documentation for the products installed in your home.

Yes. Through a third-party provider, homeowners can compare personalized loan offers from multiple lenders with no impact to their credit score. Available rates and terms depend on the individual applicant.

Yes. Building requirements, wind zones, and appropriate product options can vary by county and by a property's proximity to the coast.

That is why Paradise evaluates each project based on the home's specific location rather than recommending the same product package everywhere.

Yes. Paradise holds Florida Glass & Glazing License SCC131151137 and Certified Builder's License CBC1264829.

Paradise is a family-owned company based in Naples and has served Southwest Florida since 2016.

Every Paradise installation is backed by our written one-year workmanship warranty. The windows and doors are also covered by the applicable manufacturer's warranty for the products selected.

Contact us by phone or through our website to schedule a free estimate. We will discuss what you want to change, evaluate the existing openings, take measurements, and prepare an estimate based on the scope of your project.