When it comes to new window installation or window replacement, one important factor to consider is the cost, especially in areas prone to hurricanes or storms. Hurricane windows, also known as ...

The typical range for hurricane window costs is $3,083 to $15,721, with a national average of $10,005. Hurricane window costs are determined by the window size, shape, style, and material, as well as ...

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If your windows let in anything other than a view, you may be thinking it's time for replacement windows. But not so fast! You may want to consider storm windows instead, which offer the insulating ...

In recent years, hurricanes have intensified and tracked farther inland, putting more homes in the path of damaging wind and rain. For homeowners in storm-prone areas, that’s made window strength a ...

Hurricane windows are safer than regular windows and can withstand severe weather conditions better than standard glass. A hurricane glass (also known as laminated) is used in place of standard ...

While permanent storm shutters offer the best protection for your windows and doors, shutter orders and backlogs rise near the height of storm season. So the time to choose your window and door ...

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 through Nov. 30 with the peak of the season on Sept. 10. The most activity happens between mid-August and mid-October, according to the National ...

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States that border the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico are most at risk, with Florida the clear leader in the number of hurricanes making landfall. Building codes in many parts of that state ...

Impact-rated windows are built to survive flying debris and hurricane-force winds. We tested options from Andersen, Marvin, and Pella to find the best. Modern storm windows are typically impact rated ...