Impact Windows, Doors & Roofing in Homestead
Homestead, in deep south Miami-Dade County, took the full force of Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and sits inside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. Both its older concrete-block housing stock and newer subdivisions benefit enormously from impact retrofits - required by code and one of the biggest wind-insurance levers a homeowner here has.
Every exterior the storm zone demands.
Concrete-block single-family homes, agricultural-edge properties, and newer subdivisions - single-hung and sliding impact windows, impact entry and sliding-glass doors, and concrete tile or architectural shingle roofs.
Impact Windows
NOA- and Florida-approved impact windows in single-hung, sliding, casement, and picture styles.
ExploreImpact Doors
Sliding-glass, French, entry, and pivot impact doors engineered for hurricane-force winds.
ExploreRoofing
Tile, metal, shingle, and flat roofing systems built for South Florida’s wind and sun.
ExploreCommercial
Turn-key commercial construction, build-outs, and general contracting across the region.
ExploreLocal code. National-grade standards.
We have installed across Miami-Dade County since 1981. We know the wind zone, the inspectors, and the review boards - so your Homestead project clears the first time.
We know your jurisdiction
Four decades of permitting across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. We submit product-approval and NOA documentation up front for 80% faster approvals.
In-house crews, real-time updates
No subcontracted mystery teams. Our own installers do the work, and your project dashboard keeps you informed from first measure to final inspection.
Insurance-grade protection
Code-compliant impact openings and roofs are the biggest line items on a wind-mitigation report - most homeowners save 15–45% on the wind portion of their premium.
In Homestead we work everything from older concrete-block houses to agricultural-edge properties and the newer subdivisions filling in across deep south Miami-Dade. Our typical scope is single-hung and sliding impact windows, impact entry and sliding-glass doors, and concrete tile or architectural-shingle roofs. Some of the rural-edge lots sit on open ground with little surrounding shelter, so we spec for the higher effective wind exposure that comes with that. Jobs run through the City of Homestead Building Division, with Miami-Dade RER handling the unincorporated pockets, and we file NOA-complete packages to keep south-county approvals moving. Titan has installed here since 1981, well before and long after Andrew, with references available on request.
Inside the Miami-Dade HVHZ and among the highest design-wind areas in the country; openings must carry a Notice of Acceptance (NOA) and meet large-missile impact standards.
Permitted through the City of Homestead Building Division (and Miami-Dade RER for unincorporated pockets). We submit NOA-complete packages up front to keep south-county approvals moving.
Homestead's newer subdivisions are commonly HOA-governed, with architectural committees setting window frame color, door style, and roof color or material; the older in-town and agricultural-edge properties are generally not, so on those the choices are driven by code rather than a board.
What Homestead homeowners ask.
Do you pull permits in Homestead?
Yes. We permit through the City of Homestead Building Division, and through Miami-Dade RER for the unincorporated pockets, and we pull on every job. We submit NOA-complete packages up front to keep south-county approvals moving; plan on a few weeks, longer in peak season.
What does a roof cost in Homestead?
It depends on roof size, pitch, and material. In Homestead, architectural shingle broadly runs $15,000 to $35,000, concrete or clay tile runs $30,000 to $70,000, and metal runs $15,000 to $45,000. Larger agricultural-edge homes and steeper pitches push the figure up, so we price after measuring.
Are impact windows required in Homestead?
Effectively, yes. Homestead is inside the Miami-Dade High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, the area that took the full force of Andrew in 1992, so new and replacement openings must be NOA-rated to large-missile standards or use approved code shutters. Impact glass is the standard choice here for both protection and insurance.
How long have you worked in Homestead?
Titan has installed in Homestead and deep south Miami-Dade since 1981, before and long after Hurricane Andrew reshaped the area's building code. Our work here is largely referral-driven, and local references are available on request.
From first call to final inspection.
Discovery & Design
Free in-home consultation. We assess your needs, measure every opening, and discuss options that fit your home and budget.
Transparent Pricing
Detailed, itemized quote with no hidden fees. You see exactly what you're paying for - materials, labor, permits, everything.
Fast-Track Permitting
We handle all permits and paperwork with your local building department. Our submissions are complete and accurate - 80% faster approvals.
Professional Installation
Our in-house crews execute with precision. Real-time updates via your project dashboard so you always know the status.
Inspection & Verification
We coordinate all required inspections and perform our own quality verification. Nothing is complete until it passes our standards.
Warranty & Support
Manufacturer warranties plus our own workmanship guarantee. We're here for the long run - not just the install.
Serving 126 cities across
three counties.
Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties. Licensed and insured for every municipality.
Let’s talk about your Homestead project.
A Titan advisor will visit your Homestead home, walk you through impact windows, doors, and roofing options, and leave you with an itemized quote - no pressure.