AmeriGlass Industries
Bonita Springs & Naples, FL
Bonita Springs & Naples, FL
Bonita Springs Impact Windows -- Installed by the Company Based Right Here
Bonita Springs straddles the Collier-Lee County line, and the entire area falls within the Wind-Borne Debris Region under the Florida Building Code. Design wind speeds here are 150 to 160 mph, and every new or replacement window and door opening must meet impact-rated standards.
AmeriGlass Industries is headquartered right here in Bonita Springs at 25221 Bernwood Dr, Unit 1, Bonita Springs, FL 34135. This is not a satellite office -- it is where our crews start their day, where we store materials, and where we manage every project. When you hire AmeriGlass for your Bonita Springs impact window installation, you are hiring your neighbor.
Florida Certified Specialty Contractor License: SCC131152123
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Bonita Springs sits between Naples and Fort Myers along the Gulf coast. The area took significant damage during Hurricane Ian in 2022, and homeowners across the community have been upgrading their window and door protection since.
Shutters work, but they have to be installed before every storm. For seasonal residents who split time between Bonita Springs and a northern home, that means either flying back to board up or paying someone to do it. Impact windows are in place year-round -- no preparation needed when a storm is approaching.
Bonita Springs has grown rapidly, and traffic along US-41 (Tamiami Trail), Bonita Beach Road, and Imperial Parkway has increased with it. Impact windows with insulated laminated glass reduce road noise significantly. Combined with Low-E coatings, they also reduce cooling costs -- no small thing when your AC runs eight months a year.
Florida insurance carriers offer wind mitigation discounts when all building openings are protected with impact-rated products. For Bonita Springs homeowners, where insurance premiums have risen sharply since Hurricane Ian, these discounts can offset a meaningful portion of the window investment over time.
Impact windows are one of the top features SWFL buyers search for. A home with impact windows commands a higher price and sells faster than a comparable home with shutters or no protection.
Our office is in Bonita Springs, so we know these neighborhoods well:
Bonita Beach and Little Hickory Island
Barefoot Beach (gated, unincorporated Collier County)
Bay Harbor
Paradise Village
Spring Creek
Imperial Shores
Bermuda Park
Spanish Wells
Pelican Landing
The Brooks
Vasari Country Club
Imperial Golf Estates
Worthington Country Club
Highland Woods
Cedar Creek
Bernwood Park area (near our office)
Estero (Village of Estero, Coconut Point area)
San Carlos Park
Three Oaks area
Bonita Springs properties may fall under either the City of Bonita Springs, Lee County, or Collier County jurisdiction depending on the address. We determine the correct permitting authority for your property and pull the right permit.
Bonita Springs has everything from older waterfront cottages along the Imperial River to new custom homes in gated golf communities. We carry impact products to fit every type of home.
Bonita Springs straddles the Collier-Lee County line, so the permitting authority depends on your property's location:
Permit through the City of Bonita Springs
Permit through Lee County
Permit through Collier County
AmeriGlass determines the correct jurisdiction for your property, pulls the permit, and coordinates the final inspection. You do not need to visit any government office.
Wind-Borne Debris Region, 150-160 mph design wind speed
Florida Building Code, 7th Edition (2020)
All products must carry a valid Florida Product Approval (FL) number or Miami-Dade County NOA
Replacing fewer than 25% of window openings allows non-impact windows to remain. Beyond 25%, all openings must be impact-rated.
Required after installation. We handle scheduling and ensure the job passes.
Yes. Many of our Bonita Springs clients are seasonal residents. We can coordinate key access, keep you updated with photos and progress reports, and have the project completed before you arrive for the season. Our office is local, so we are on-site to oversee every phase.
Barefoot Beach is in unincorporated Collier County, even though Bonita Springs is primarily in Lee County. We pull your permit through Collier County and coordinate the inspection accordingly.
No. You can replace a single door or window without triggering a full-house requirement. Under the 25% rule, as long as you are replacing fewer than 25% of your total window and door openings, the rest can stay as-is. The new door must be impact-rated, but your existing windows do not have to be upgraded at the same time.
Contact us for a free estimate as early as possible. Once you approve the quote, manufacturing lead times typically range from 4 to 8 weeks depending on the product line. We recommend starting the process well before hurricane season (June 1) to avoid the seasonal rush.
Yes. Both aluminum and vinyl frames come in a range of standard colors, and custom color matching is available for aluminum frames. We bring color samples to your in-home estimate so you can see the options against your home's exterior.
