Casement impact windows.
The tightest-sealing operating window you can put in a Florida wall. Crank it open for a full-frame ocean breeze; crank it shut and the wind itself presses the sash deeper into its seal.
The window that uses the storm against itself.
Every other operating window slides one pane past another — and a sliding joint is a joint the wind can find. A casement works differently. The sash is hinged at the side and cranks outward, so when you lock it, multi-point hardware pulls the whole panel into a continuous compression gasket. Under hurricane load, positive pressure pushes the sash into the frame, not away from it. That is why casements post the best air- and water-infiltration numbers of any operating style, and why they are our first recommendation for walls that take wind-driven rain head-on — east-facing exposures, waterfront lots, upper floors.
The everyday payoff is just as real. One pane of unobstructed laminated glass means no center rail cutting your view in half. The full sash swings open, so you catch the entire breeze instead of half of it. That same laminated glass hushes traffic and flight-path noise, blocks 99% of UV, and shrugs off a pry bar as stubbornly as it does debris. Built in our family's V&V factory and installed by our own crews, there is no dealer in the middle — and the wind-mitigation credits on your insurance work in your favor at every renewal.
Key features
Compression seal
Multi-point locks draw the sash into a continuous gasket on all four sides — wind pressure only tightens it further.
Coastal hardware
Corrosion-resistant stainless steel crank operators and hinges, cycle-tested for years of daily use in salt air.
Wind rating
Miami-Dade NOA approved for the high-velocity hurricane zone, with design pressures engineered per opening.
Glass & energy
Laminated impact glass with Low-E, insulated and tinted options — a single clear lite, no rails, less heat gain.
Casement work across the tri-county.
Casement questions, answered.
Because the sash closes against the frame instead of sliding past it. Multi-point locks pull the sash into a continuous compression gasket, and wind pressure pushes it in even harder — the harder the storm blows, the tighter the seal gets. Sliding styles can never match that.
Our casements use corrosion-resistant stainless steel operators and hinges built for salt air, cycle-tested for years of daily use. A few turns of the handle opens or closes the sash — no lifting, no wrestling — and if hardware ever needs attention, we service what we install.
Yes — they are often the easiest style to qualify. Because the entire sash swings clear of the frame, a casement delivers a larger clear opening than a hung or sliding window of the same size, which helps smaller bedroom openings meet Florida Building Code egress requirements.
Fully. Ours combine laminated impact glass with a hurricane-rated frame and carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance for the high-velocity hurricane zone, with design pressures engineered for each opening. No shutters, no plywood, no scramble before the storm.
Call or send your info and we schedule a free on-site measurement. We check each opening, talk through glass and finish options, and give you an exact written number. No obligation, and we respond within 24 hours.
Compare window styles.
Casements shine where the wind hits hardest — but most homes mix styles room by room. Browse the rest of the lineup, or let us map the right combination during your free estimate.
Seal the house before the season does its worst.
Free on-site measure — we confirm your visit within 24 hours.
Family owned & operated◆
35+ years experience◆
Established 1991◆
3rd generation
