Impact Window & Door Cost Estimator
Get a realistic starting range for your South Florida project. Start your estimate immediately without waiting for an in-home sales appointment.
Get a realistic starting range for your South Florida project. Start your estimate immediately without waiting for an in-home sales appointment.
These are general South Florida starting ranges. Your estimator result will adjust according to the products and openings you select.
Pricing varies according to size, operating style, frame material, glass package and installation conditions.
Entry doors, French doors and sliding glass doors can vary significantly according to size and configuration.
A common project may include 10–20 windows and 2–4 doors. Permit fees and additional work can affect the total. Your written quote will specify permit responsibilities, fees, finishing work and exclusions.
These numbers are estimates, not a final quote. Window and door figures are typical installed prices per window or per door, taken from Bigfoot's own recent quotes (the middle half of quoted prices, widened 15% lower and 15% higher). They include the product, installation labor and sales tax. Permit fees are not included, and other fees or custom work (for example engineering, stucco, drywall or paint repairs) are not part of these ranges. Your price depends on measurements, product selections, structural conditions, design-pressure requirements and installation scope.
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The estimator gives you useful pricing context before an in-home appointment. You can return to the tool at any time and adjust your selections.
Return to the Estimator ↑Select the approximate number of windows, doors or sliding glass doors you want to replace.
Review common product types and options that may affect your project range.
Use the result to plan your budget or schedule a free assessment for project-specific pricing.
Impact products are not priced by square footage alone. The number, size, construction and performance requirements of each opening all affect the final scope.
Larger openings require more glass, stronger frames, heavier anchoring and more installation labor.
A fixed window, casement window, entry door and multi-panel sliding door have very different product and labor requirements.
Low-E coatings, insulated glass, tinting and upgraded laminated glass can improve comfort and performance while increasing material cost.
Miami-Dade and Broward projects may require specific NOA-approved products and higher design-pressure ratings.
If your project requires changing opening sizes — enlarging a window, creating a new opening, closing an old one, or converting a window to a door — structural work is involved. This may include new headers, lintels, reinforced framing, and code-required tie-downs. As a licensed general contractor, Bigfoot can handle these structural modifications in-house without requiring a separate structural contractor.
Multi-story access, stucco, drywall, trim, paint and restoration affect the amount of labor required to complete the project.
The estimator gives you a useful planning range. Final pricing requires measurements and an assessment of the actual structural and installation conditions.
Update My Estimate ↑Bigfoot generally falls in the mid-to-upper range of the South Florida market because our projects are designed as complete, permitted and accountable installations.
Discuss My ProjectRequired permits, code documentation and inspection coordination are managed as part of the project process.
Products are selected according to the home's location, applicable approvals and design-pressure requirements.
If structural issues are discovered during your project. Deteriorated framing, undersized headers, or water damage behind walls a general contractor can address them in-house. A window-only installer typically cannot, which means the homeowner is left coordinating a second contractor mid-project.
Interior and exterior finishing, caulking, trim and cleanup are planned as part of a complete installation scope.
The product, installation, permitting and related construction scope are coordinated through one accountable team.
Our team remains involved through inspections, completion and the final walkthrough of the project.
Ask whether the price includes permits, code-required anchoring, wood bucks where required, disposal, trim, stucco, drywall, structural repairs and inspection coordination.
A lower number may exclude permits, finish work, structural repairs or wood bucks required for proper installation. Make sure every contractor is pricing the same complete scope.

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Explore the full impact window video library →Not every installation is straightforward. Homes with masonry (CBS/concrete block) construction require different anchoring methods than wood-framed homes. Multi-story installations require scaffolding or lift equipment. Hard-to-reach openings increase labor time. Interior and exterior finishes may need repair or replacement after the old units are removed.
When old windows and doors come out, what is behind the wall is sometimes worse than expected. Rotted framing, termite damage, or corroded lintels can turn a straightforward installation into a structural repair project. Bigfoot, as a licensed general contractor, can handle structural issues in-house when they are discovered.
A home with 10 standard openings and no structural modifications is a simpler project than one with 25 mixed-size openings across two stories. Simpler projects require less labor, less permitting complexity, and less material coordination.
A knowledgeable contractor designs the project with the Florida Building Code in mind from the start. That means specifying the correct DP rating, confirming NOA compliance in the HVHZ, ensuring proper anchoring, and planning for inspection requirements.
We are a full-service installation contractor, not a product-only supplier. If you only need one window unit shipped to your home with no installation, a building supply distributor may be a better fit.
Every Bigfoot project is designed and executed to meet or exceed the Florida Building Code, including HVHZ requirements where applicable.
We pull permits on every project. There is no scenario where we install impact windows or doors without a building permit.
Homeowners who want guidance through the process, quality installation, code compliance, hurricane-conscious product selection, honest communication, and a contractor who can handle windows, doors, structural modifications, and related scope under one roof.
We can explain the products, inspect your openings and prepare a clear, project-specific scope.
The estimator provides a planning range. Exact answers depend on your openings, home and selected products.
No. The result is an approximate planning range. Exact pricing requires measurements, product selections and an assessment of the home's installation and structural conditions.
Square footage does not determine window cost. The number and size of openings, glass package, product type, design pressure and structural conditions can be different in every home.
Bigfoot manages required permitting, code documentation and inspection coordination as part of its project process. The exact scope is confirmed in the written proposal.
A lower proposal may exclude permits, wood bucks, structural work, trim, stucco, drywall, disposal or inspection coordination. Compare the complete written scope rather than price alone.
Financing options may be available through third-party providers. Approval, rates and terms depend on the financing product and the applicant's qualifications.
Yes. As a licensed general contractor, Bigfoot can address structural issues — rotted framing undersized headers, water damage, and other conditions — in-house. You do not need to stop work and coordinate a separate contractor.
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