Impact sliding glass doors.
Open the whole back of the house to the patio, the pool, the breeze — on panels up to 12 feet that glide on stainless rollers and shrug off a Category 5. The Florida indoor-outdoor life, without the storm anxiety.
A wall of glass that closes like a vault.
The sliding door is where South Florida actually lives — it is the biggest opening in most homes, and for decades it was also the weakest. Not anymore. Our sliders come in 2-track and 3-track layouts, 90-degree corner units that erase the post where two walls meet, and pocket configurations where every panel vanishes into the wall. Panels run up to 12 feet, and because each system is built at our family's V&V factory, we size it to your opening instead of forcing your opening into a catalog.
Underneath the glass, the engineering earns its keep every day. Heavy-duty stainless steel rollers keep 400-pound panels moving with one finger, deep interlocks and reinforced meeting stiles lock the panels into each other against wind pressure and pry bars, and the laminated glass mutes traffic and lawn crews to a murmur. Come renewal season, that Miami-Dade NOA also puts wind-mitigation credits to work on your insurance premium — protection that quietly pays you back.
Key features
Frame material
Heavy-wall extruded aluminum with reinforced meeting stiles and deep interlocks; powder-coated white, bronze or black.
Glass makeup
Laminated impact glass bonded to a tough interlayer; insulated (double-pane) and tinted options for big west-facing exposures.
Wind rating
Miami-Dade NOA approved for the high-velocity hurricane zone; corner and pocket systems engineered to per-opening design pressures.
Energy efficiency
Low-E coatings and gray/bronze tints tame solar gain across large glass spans — the difference shows up on the A/C bill.
Sliding door projects across the tri-county.
Sliding door questions, answered.
Individual panels run up to roughly 12 feet tall, and multi-panel systems can span an entire rear wall. We build 2-track and 3-track sliders, 90-degree corner units that meet without a post, and pocket doors that disappear into the wall — all engineered to the design pressures of your specific opening.
Yes. Our sliders ride on heavy-duty stainless steel tandem rollers over corrosion-resistant track — built for coastal Florida. A quick track rinse and an occasional roller check keep panels gliding with one finger for decades; we set every door on-site so it rolls true from day one.
Impact sliders are far more secure than people assume. The laminated glass resists forced entry even when cracked, reinforced interlocking meeting stiles keep panels from being pried apart, and multi-point locks anchor the panel into the frame — a very different animal from an old builder-grade slider.
Yes. Our sliding doors carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance for the high-velocity hurricane zone, so the opening is protected as-is — no panels to haul out, no accordion shutters blocking your view. They also count toward wind-mitigation credits on your insurance.
We come to you, measure the opening, talk through track configurations and glass options, and give you an exact written quote. Free, no obligation, and we respond within 24 hours.
Compare door styles.
Sliders own the patio, but they are not the only opening in the house. See how the other impact doors compare, or let us spec the whole package on one free visit.
Ready to open up the back of the house?
Free on-site measure — we confirm your visit within 24 hours.
Family owned & operated◆
35+ years experience◆
Established 1991◆
3rd generation
