Impact Windows in Suntree, FL

Suntree is an unincorporated community near the center of Brevard, between I-95 and the Florida East Coast Railroad, roughly halfway between Rockledge and Melbourne, and its homes span several decades of impact window technology. It is a planned community built around a country club, made up of many separate subdivisions, with single-family homes, townhomes, villas and condominiums mixed together along the Wickham Road corridor.

Upgrading from old shutters

A lot of Suntree homes were fitted with storm panels or older roll-down shutters years ago. Those systems still work, but tracks bend, motors fail and panels go missing from the garage. Owners call us when the shutters become more trouble than they are worth. Switching to impact windows means no tracks to maintain and no one has to deploy anything before a storm.

When we remove old shutter hardware we patch and seal the anchor holes in the stucco or block. Leaving open holes invites water into the wall, which defeats the purpose of new windows.

Golf-course views

Homes backing onto the golf course often have large rear glass for the view. Stray golf balls are a real hazard there. Laminated impact glass holds together when struck, which is a quiet benefit for those lots on a normal afternoon, not just during hurricane season.

Get a Free Estimate

Each subdivision has its own rules

Association requirements and fees vary from one Suntree subdivision to the next. Under Florida law an HOA can set color and style specifications for hurricane protection products, including impact windows and doors, as long as those specifications comply with the building code. We match frame colors and grid patterns and give you the paperwork your association asks for.

Villas and attached homes

In villas and townhomes, neighbors share walls and sometimes roof lines. Window replacement in one unit is usually straightforward, but appearance rules tend to be stricter so the building looks uniform. We confirm the approved frame finish before we order.

Condos along the corridor

Some Suntree properties are condominiums, where the association rather than the owner may control exterior windows and sliders. If you own a condo unit, bring us the association's approved product list or engineering spec. We will price only what fits it and coordinate access with management. For townhomes and villas with a separate HOA, we check the frame finish and glass tint the community already uses so your unit matches the rest of the building.

Permits

Suntree is unincorporated and uses a Melbourne mailing address, so permits are handled by Brevard County rather than the City of Melbourne. We file the county application with product approvals and a floor plan. Call (321) 321-4730 to set up a visit.