Florida-made impact windows and doors, engineered to Florida Building Code and Miami-Dade standards — installed by a licensed general contractor with permits, inspection, and wind-mitigation documentation handled for you.
Eco Window Systems is a Florida manufacturer headquartered in Medley, in the Miami-Dade area, specializing in impact-resistant windows and doors for residential and commercial projects — engineered and tested to the Florida Building Code and Miami-Dade standards, the toughest opening-protection standards in the country.
American Impact Windows & Doors Orlando installs Eco Window Systems' hurricane-rated line across Central Florida — the same Category 5-class impact protection South Florida relies on, brought to Orlando, Orange, and Osceola with local permitting and inspection handled by a licensed general contractor (CGC1540149).
Eco sells its impact products under the Eco-Guard™ name. Exact configurations, glass packages, sizes, and design pressures are specified per opening at your free in-home measure.
The classic single-hung format most Orlando homes already have, in three Eco-Guard™ series to match the opening and the budget — which keeps replacement straightforward.
Slides side to side instead of lifting — practical for wide openings, kitchens over counters, and anywhere a sash is easier to slide than raise.
Picture windows and architectural shapes — big, light-filled glass engineered as rated opening protection rather than a weak point.
Crank-out casement (500), casement-fixed (550), and casement-awning (560) configurations — full-opening ventilation and an unbroken pane for modern elevations.
French doors (Series 600/650/850/950), sliding glass doors (700/750/760), plus bi-fold (900), pivot (1500), and garage (850) doors — alongside the impact entry doors we install, so every opening carries a rating.
For business properties: the 400 and 450 storefront windows plus the 800, 810, and 850 storefront doors — see our storefront impact windows & doors page.
These details come from Eco Window Systems' published specifications, not marketing copy. Exact pressures depend on series, size, and opening — we verify the approval for each opening we install.
Heavy-gauge aluminum frames in T6 alloy, finished in White or Bronze, with double weatherstripping and dual-point locks on doors, plus Colonial and Brittany muntin options. The bronze French doors in our own project gallery are this exact Bronze finish — what you see there is what Eco ships.
Florida Product Approval for both Large and Small Missile impact, with NFRC certification. Published design pressures reach +75/-90 psf on the Series 100 single hung and +70/-75 psf on the Series 700 sliding door — exact pressures depend on series, size, and opening, so we verify the approval for each one.
Laminated impact glass in clear, white, green, gray, bronze, and azuria tints — or step up to laminated-insulated units with argon fill and a LoE coating for the strongest thermal performance in Florida heat.
Spec sheets say "Bronze"; this is what it looks like set in a real Orlando opening — impact French patio doors from our own project gallery, measured, permitted, and anchored by the same in-house crew that would handle yours. If a finish decision is holding up your project, come compare White and Bronze samples at the office, or we'll bring them to the measure.
We quote several manufacturers, and Eco earns a place in many of our Orlando projects for practical reasons — not because it's the only good option. See how Eco compares to PGT, CGI and other Florida brands.
Eco manufactures in Medley, FL, and engineers for this state's code first — not as an afterthought to a national catalog.
A Florida factory means product doesn't cross the country to reach your job site — a shorter supply line that's easier for us to manage, even when seasonal demand moves lead times.
Eco's window and door series carry Florida product approvals, and we verify the specific approval for each opening we install — so permitting and inspection go smoothly.
Premium national brands make excellent products. Eco competes hard on price while meeting the same code standards — often the difference between protecting some openings and protecting all of them.
One manufacturer covers home impact windows, doors, and storefront systems — useful when you own the house and the business.
Eco's pricing pairs well with our $0-down, 100% financing — so a whole-home project doesn't wait for a lump sum.
Eco's engineering gets the product to your driveway. What happens next decides whether the rating holds.
A window tested to Miami-Dade standards only performs as tested when it's anchored exactly as the product approval specifies — fastener type, spacing, and embedment. That's installer work, and it's where corners get cut.
Every Eco installation we do in Orlando is pulled through the county permit process and passes final inspection — the paper trail your insurer, your future buyer, and your wind-mitigation inspector will ask for.
Buying through a licensed local installer keeps both warranties intact — Eco's manufacturer warranty and our workmanship warranty — plus the wind-mitigation documentation that can lower your insurance premium.
We'll measure every opening, match it to the right Eco series and Florida product approval, and price it with $0-down financing — in one free visit.
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In our experience, yes — Eco is an established Florida manufacturer based in Medley, in the Miami-Dade area, and its impact windows and doors are engineered and tested to the Florida Building Code and Miami-Dade standards. That's a serious engineering bar. The honest caveat applies to every brand, though: installation quality matters as much as the product. A well-made window anchored wrong won't perform as rated — which is why we treat the measure, approval, anchoring, and inspection as part of the product itself.
Eco's impact products are engineered and tested to the Florida Building Code and Miami-Dade standards — the standards written for Florida's high-velocity hurricane zone, the same protection class South Florida relies on. That said, specific ratings vary by series, size, and glass configuration, so we don't quote one blanket number for every window. At your in-home measure we verify the Florida product approval and design pressure for each individual opening, so what's on your permit matches what's in your wall.
Yes — every Eco Window Systems installation we do runs through the local permit process, and we handle it start to finish. As a licensed general contractor (CGC1540149), we pull the permit, submit the product approvals for the specific Eco series going into your home, schedule the inspection, and close it out. You end up with a fully documented, inspected installation — paperwork your insurer and any future buyer will want.
Honest answer: factory lead times vary by season, series, and configuration, so we won't invent an exact number here. Because Eco manufactures in Florida, the supply line is shorter than for windows built across the country, and typical projects run a matter of weeks from the final measure to installation day. When we quote your project we give you the current lead time straight from the factory, and we keep you posted if it moves.
Two layers. First, Eco Window Systems backs its products with a manufacturer warranty covering the window and door units themselves — terms vary by product line, and we walk you through the exact coverage at your quote. Second, we back our own work with a workmanship warranty on the installation. Both are documented in writing at your quote, along with the permit record and wind-mitigation documentation, so there's never a question about who covers what.
Book a free in-home measure and we'll match every opening to the right Eco series, verify the approvals, and handle permits through inspection. Questions first? Contact us or call (689) 219-5507.
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