Impact Windows, Doors & Roofing in Lighthouse Point
Lighthouse Point is a compact, canal-laced waterfront city in northeast Broward County where nearly every home has direct boating access - and direct coastal wind exposure. In the Wind-Borne Debris Region, impact windows and doors are required, and on these high-value waterfront properties they pair top-tier storm protection with substantial wind-mitigation savings.
Every exterior the storm zone demands.
Waterfront ranch and contemporary homes - ideal for expansive sliding-glass impact doors, picture and casement impact windows, and corrosion-resistant metal or flat 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 Broward County since 1981. We know the wind zone, the inspectors, and the review boards - so your Lighthouse Point 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.
Nearly every Lighthouse Point home sits on a canal with direct intracoastal access, so the work is overwhelmingly coastal: expansive sliding-glass and multi-panel impact door systems that open the rear of the home to the water, picture and casement impact windows, and corrosion-resistant metal or flat roofing chosen to stand up to constant salt air. We specify coastal-grade frames and hardware throughout and coordinate seawall and flood-zone notes on canal-front jobs. These are high-value waterfront properties, and most of our Lighthouse Point projects come by referral from neighbors on the same canals. Titan has served northeast Broward since 1981, with references available on request.
Broward Wind-Borne Debris Region with strong coastal exposure on its canal and intracoastal frontage - impact protection is required.
Permitting goes through the City of Lighthouse Point Building Department; we coordinate product approvals and any seawall/flood-zone notes on canal-front jobs.
Lighthouse Point is largely a city of individually owned waterfront lots rather than master-planned HOA tracts, so association architectural review is less common here than in the western Broward cities; the City's own building and zoning standards, plus seawall and setback rules on canal lots, are the main constraints on exterior work.
What Lighthouse Point homeowners ask.
Do you pull permits in Lighthouse Point?
Yes. We pull every permit through the City of Lighthouse Point Building Department, submit Florida Product Approval documentation, and add seawall or flood-zone notes on canal-front jobs. Standard residential window and door permits generally run a few weeks, depending on the city's review queue and any waterfront-specific items the reviewer flags.
What does impact door and window work cost on a Lighthouse Point waterfront home?
It depends heavily on how much glass faces the canal. As a guide, full-home impact windows run roughly $20,000 to $60,000, single windows about $700 to $1,500 installed, impact entry doors $3,000 to $8,000, and wide sliding-glass impact systems $4,000 to $15,000 or more. Lighthouse Point's large rear openings and oversized glass tend to sit at the higher end. Every quote is itemized after measuring.
Are impact windows required in Lighthouse Point?
Yes, in effect. Lighthouse Point is in the Wind-Borne Debris Region, where the Florida Building Code requires new and replacement openings to be impact-rated or protected by approved shutters. Broward is not the Miami-Dade HVHZ but follows equivalent HVHZ and wind-borne-debris requirements, and the city's canal and intracoastal frontage carries strong coastal exposure, so waterfront homes often need a higher-rated product.
How long have you been working in Lighthouse Point?
Titan has installed across northeast Broward since 1981, including Lighthouse Point's canal neighborhoods. Most of our work here is referral-driven among waterfront neighbors, and 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.
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Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties. Licensed and insured for every municipality.
Let’s talk about your Lighthouse Point project.
A Titan advisor will visit your Lighthouse Point home, walk you through impact windows, doors, and roofing options, and leave you with an itemized quote - no pressure.