Impact Windows and Doors in Sarasota and Manatee County

Salty LLC is a Florida Certified General Contractor (CGC1538098) installing hurricane impact windows, impact entry doors, and sliding glass doors for homeowners, condo owners, and commercial property owners across Sarasota and Manatee County. One contract covers the product, the permit, the installation, the inspection, and the finish work around every opening.

Licensed and insured  •  CGC1538098  •  Residential and commercial  •  Product supply, permitting, structural modifications, finish work

Impact Window and Door Services in Sarasota and Bradenton

Every project we take on is handled start to finish by our own crew, under our own license. You are not managing a supplier, an installer, a permit runner, and a drywall guy separately.

New impact window and door installation by a Florida certified general contractor in Sarasota

Impact Window Replacement

Single openings, one elevation, or a whole home. We remove and dispose of the old units, install and seal the new impact-rated windows, and repair the stucco, trim, and drywall around each opening so the job looks finished, not patched.

Impact sliding glass door installation in Sarasota, Florida

Impact Doors and Sliding Glass Doors

Impact entry doors, French doors, and multi-panel sliders. Because we hold a general contractor license, we can also widen an opening or convert a window into a slider with the engineering, header work, and finish work included.

Commercial impact door and storefront glass installation by Salty LLC

Commercial Storefronts and Glass Walls

Storefront systems, glass walls, automatic sliding doors, and commercial entrances. We install, service, and repair, and we handle the code and accessibility requirements that come with commercial openings.

Why Sarasota and Manatee County Homes Need Impact-Rated Windows

This stretch of the Gulf Coast sits in Florida’s wind-borne debris region, so glazed openings have to be protected. Impact-rated windows and doors satisfy that requirement permanently, with nothing to store, carry, or install before a storm.

There are four reasons homeowners here make the change:

  • Code compliance and approved products. Every impact window and door we install carries a current Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance, and those approval numbers go on your permit paperwork with design pressures matched to your specific openings.
  • Insurance wind mitigation credits. Florida law requires insurers to offer premium discounts for approved windstorm mitigation features. Protecting all glazed openings is what earns the opening-protection rating on your wind mitigation inspection form. The amount varies by carrier and home, so we give you the closed permit and product documents for your file.
  • Comfort and noise. Laminated impact glass cuts outside noise noticeably and modern units reduce heat gain compared with single-pane aluminum windows from the 1970s through 1990s.
  • Security and resale. Laminated glass is difficult to break through, and documented impact protection is something buyers and appraisers in this market look for.

For cost ranges, permit timelines, product comparisons, and condo association questions, read our Sarasota and Manatee County impact window FAQ. For the longer explanations, our impact window guides cover permits in Sarasota and Manatee County, what the work costs, and wind mitigation insurance credits.

How a Turnkey Impact Window Project Works

Most of the confusion in this trade comes from split responsibility. Here is the sequence we follow on every job, all under one contract and one permit.

  1. Measure and estimate. We measure every opening, review exposure and height, and write a scope that includes the units, labor, permitting, disposal, and finish repair, not just a product price.
  2. Product selection. We match glass, frame material, color, and design pressure to your openings, your budget, and any HOA or condo requirements.
  3. Permit submittal. We pull the permit as contractor of record and submit the Florida Product Approval or NOA documentation for every product on the job.
  4. Structural work if needed. Widening an opening or converting a window to a door is a structural alteration. We coordinate the signed and sealed engineering and do the block, lintel, and header work.
  5. Installation. Old units removed and hauled away, new units set, anchored, and sealed to the approved installation instructions.
  6. Inspection and finish work. We meet the inspector, close the permit, and repair stucco, trim, caulk, paint edges, and interior drywall around each opening.

You end up with a closed permit, product approval documents, and an opening that is finished inside and out.

Structural Openings, Conversions, and Work Most Window Companies Turn Down

A window replacement company can swap a unit size for size. Changing what an opening is — that is different work, and it requires a general contractor.

Because Salty LLC is a Florida Certified General Contractor, we can legally widen openings, convert a window into a sliding glass door, add a new window or door where none existed, and rebuild the structure above it. That means engineering, block work, lintels and headers, stucco, siding, trim, and drywall are handled by the same company that installed the glass.

Read more about Salty LLC and how we work.

Exterior siding and trim work by Salty LLC in Sarasota

Impact Window and Door Brands We Install

We are not locked into one manufacturer, which means we can specify the product that fits your openings, your wind loads, and your budget rather than the one product line we happen to sell.

Impact window and door brands installed by Salty LLC, including PGT WinGuard, Andersen, ES Windows, Viwinco and Shwinco

Current product lines include PGT WinGuard, Andersen, ES Windows, Viwinco, and Shwinco, and we continue to add options as manufacturers update their approvals.

Areas We Serve

Salty LLC works throughout Sarasota County and Manatee County, including:

  • Sarasota
  • Siesta Key
  • Osprey and Nokomis
  • Venice
  • North Port
  • Bradenton
  • Lakewood Ranch
  • Palmetto and Parrish
  • Longboat Key
  • Anna Maria Island and Holmes Beach

If you are just outside those areas, call us anyway. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit for the job.

Common Questions About Impact Window Replacement

How much do impact windows cost in Sarasota?

Published 2025 and 2026 Florida cost guides put a standard installed impact window in the range of roughly $1,000 to $2,500 each, with whole-home projects commonly landing between about $15,000 and $60,000. Size, shape, glass package, frame material, and how much finish work an opening needs move the number more than brand does.

Do I need a permit to replace windows in Sarasota or Manatee County?

Yes. Window and door replacement is permitted work in both counties, and the permit package has to identify the approved products being installed. Salty LLC pulls the permit as contractor of record, so you should never be asked to pull an owner-builder permit for licensed work.

Do impact windows lower my homeowners insurance?

They can. Florida law requires insurers to offer discounts for approved windstorm mitigation, and protecting all glazed openings is what earns the opening-protection credit on the wind mitigation form. The actual savings depend on your carrier, your home, and your current rating, so ask your agent to re-run the form after the permit closes.

Can you widen an opening or turn a window into a sliding glass door?

Yes, and that is where a general contractor license matters. Changing the size of an opening is structural work that usually requires signed and sealed engineering plus header, block, stucco, and drywall work. We handle the engineering coordination, the structural change, the new unit, and the finish work on one contract.

Read all 19 answered questions in our impact window FAQ

Request a Free Impact Window Estimate

Tell us what you are working with and we will measure, price it honestly, and explain exactly what the permit and finish work involve before you commit to anything.

Phone: (941) 807-2199
Email: info@BuiltBySalty.com
License: Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1538098
Serving: Sarasota County and Manatee County, Florida