Impact Windows in Sheridan, FL — Serious Storm Protection for a Solid Community.

Serving Sheridan and Broward County • 170mph Wind Zone.

Sheridan may sit about four miles inland from the Atlantic shoreline, but that distance offers little comfort when a major hurricane is bearing down on Broward County. Homeowners throughout this established community know all too well that South Florida's tropical weather doesn't respect zip codes. With a 170 mph wind zone designation and a track record that includes direct impacts from Hurricane Andrew, Wilma. Irma, properties in and around Sheridan face real, recurring storm threats that demand real, code-compliant protection. Impact windows are no longer a luxury upgrade here — they're a smart, lasting investment that safeguards your family, your belongings, and your home's long-term value. The neighborhood surrounding Sheridan Park is a mix of mid-century ranch homes and updated single-family residences, most of which were built before 1994. A critical benchmark in Florida construction history. In fact, roughly half of the homes in this area predate the sweeping building code reforms that followed Hurricane Andrew's catastrophic landfall in 1992. That means a significant portion of Sheridan's housing stock was designed to standards that modern meteorologists. Structural engineers now consider inadequate for the storm intensity South Florida regularly faces. For homeowners in these older properties, upgrading to impact-resistant windows isn't a quality-of-life improvement. It's a structural necessity that can mean the difference between minor cleanup and devastating loss. With average home values hovering around $350,000, a Sheridan residence represents a major financial asset worth protecting. Premier Impact Windows & Roofing — known throughout Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties as