Impact Doors Built for North Lauderdale Homes — Protection You Can Count On Every Season.

Serving North Lauderdale and Broward County • 170mph Wind Zone.

North Lauderdale may sit roughly eight miles from the Atlantic coastline. Any longtime resident of Ramblewood or North Lauderdale Village will tell you that distance from the water offers little comfort when a major hurricane rolls through Broward County. With nine named storms making their mark on this community since 1990. Including the catastrophic Hurricane Andrew in 1992, the record-breaking Hurricane Wilma in 2005, and the wide-reaching Hurricane Irma in 2017. North Lauderdale homeowners know firsthand that powerful winds don't stop at the shoreline. The city sits in a 170 mph wind design zone. A designation under Florida Building Code that demands serious, certified hurricane protection for every opening in your home, including all entry doors, sliding glass doors, and French doors. For the nearly half of North Lauderdale homes built before 1994. Most of them in established neighborhoods around Hampton Pines Park and along the corridors that connect the city to Lauderdale Lakes, Tamarac, and Margate. The original doors were not engineered with modern storm standards in mind. Older wooden entry doors and hollow-core designs can fail under wind pressure well below 100 mph. Let alone the sustained gusts that a Category 2 or stronger storm can deliver to inland Broward communities. Upgrading to certified impact doors is not a smart home improvement decision; in most cases, it is a code-required one when undertaking permitted renovations. With the average North Lauderdale home valued at approximately $290,000, protecting that investment with impact-rated doors is one of the highest-return upgrades a homeowner can make. At Premier Impact Windows & Roofing, we've built our reputation throughout Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties as