Double-hung impact windows.
Two sashes that move, both tilting in for easy cleaning — classic proportions with hurricane-rated laminated glass behind them. Ventilation on your terms, protection on ours.
Two sashes, twice the control.
A double-hung window puts both sashes to work. Drop the top sash and rising warm air slips out near the ceiling; raise the bottom and the sea breeze rolls in at sitting height. Split them a few inches each and a room circulates on its own — useful ventilation in a climate where every degree matters. And when it is time to clean, both sashes tilt into the room, so second-story exterior glass gets wiped down from inside. No ladders, no leaning over a hedge.
The look fits, too. Double-hung carries the balanced, traditional proportions you see on Coral Gables colonials, Miami Shores bungalows and coastal remodels chasing that classic profile. Ours are built at our family's V&V Windows & Doors factory with laminated impact glass, so the style that suits your architecture is the same unit that shrugs off a Category 5 debris field, deters break-ins, blocks 99% of UV and can earn wind-mitigation credits on your insurance.
Key features
Frame material
Heavy-wall aluminum extrusions with balanced sash hardware, powder-coated in white, bronze or black.
Glass makeup
Laminated impact glass bonded over a tough interlayer, with insulated double-pane options for stronger thermal performance.
Wind rating
Miami-Dade NOA approved for the high-velocity hurricane zone, with design pressures calculated for each opening on your home.
Energy efficiency
Low-E coatings, argon fill and gray or bronze tints that push back on Miami sun and lighten the A/C load.
Double-hung work across South Florida.



Double-hung questions, answered.
In a single-hung window only the bottom sash moves; in a double-hung, both sashes operate. Open the top to let rising heat escape, the bottom to catch a breeze, or split them for circulation without a draft across the room.
Yes. Both sashes tilt into the room, so you clean the exterior glass from inside your home — no ladder, no leaning out. That makes double-hung a favorite for second stories and anywhere exterior access is awkward.
Yes. Our double-hung units carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance for the high-velocity hurricane zone, with laminated impact glass and design pressures engineered for each opening. No shutters or plywood required — and the wind-mitigation credits can help at insurance renewal.
Substantially. The laminated glass interlayer that stops flying debris also absorbs sound, and two independently sealed sashes add another barrier. Traffic, landscaping crews and flight paths fade to background.
Book a free estimate. We come out, measure every opening on site and give you a firm number — no obligation, and we respond within 24 hours.
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Double-hung suits some rooms better than others. Browse the rest of the lineup, or let us walk your home and recommend the right mix during your free estimate.
Classic looks. Hurricane-grade backbone.
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