Old frames out, code-ready windows in

Window Replacement in Davie, FL

Replacing worn, leaking or broken windows with units that meet today's Broward wind requirements.

Free in-home estimate with every opening measured and listed
Itemized written price per window and door, permit fees shown on their own line
Town of Davie and Broward permits pulled before any glass comes out

What Window Replacement Means in Broward

Window replacement in Davie is not the same project it is in most of the country. Anywhere in Broward County, a new window has to meet the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone wind requirements for its opening, so the old idea of swapping in a cheap builder-grade unit does not apply. Every replacement needs a permit, an approved product and installation that follows the approval's anchor pattern. Many homeowners choose impact units so the window itself is the protection.

Reasons people replace

Some reasons are obvious: a cracked pane, a crank that has stripped, a sash that will not lock. Others show up slowly: water stains under a sill after a summer storm, fogging between double panes, aluminum frames corroded where they meet the block, or rooms that stay hot no matter where the thermostat is set. Older homes may also have jalousie or awning windows that no longer close tight. Sometimes the right call is to replace just the problem windows now and the rest later, and sometimes the whole house is due.

Partial or whole-house

Replacing a few windows is common, especially after storm damage. The trade-off is matching: new frames may look slightly different from older ones in color or sightlines, so we show you samples. Whole-house replacement means one permit, one inspection and a consistent look, and it gives you the best shot at protecting every opening for a wind mitigation inspection. We price both so you can compare.

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What happens at the opening

Most Davie homes have concrete block walls, with windows set into a wood or concrete buck and finished with stucco outside and drywall inside. Removing an old window can disturb the stucco return and the drywall edge, so the estimate includes patching both. If the old buck is rotted or the block is cracked, we show you before going further and price the repair separately. Bedroom windows also need to keep the emergency escape opening the code requires, which can affect the style you choose.

Energy and comfort

New windows can make a real difference in a Florida summer. Low-E coatings reflect heat, laminated glass blocks most UV, and modern frames seal tighter than worn ones. The best results come on the sunniest walls, usually south and west. We show the glass ratings for each option so you can decide where the extra cost earns its keep.

Call (954) 375-7681 to schedule a free window replacement estimate.

Window Replacement Services

From one damaged window to a full house, every unit is approved for Broward's wind code.

Single and partial replacement

Broken, stuck or leaking windows replaced with approved units matched as closely as possible to the rest.

Whole-house replacement

Every window replaced under one permit, with consistent frames, glass and color.

Jalousie and awning window removal

Older louvered and crank-out windows replaced with modern sealed units.

Storm damage replacement

Windows broken in a storm replaced, with photos and paperwork you can share with your insurer.

Stucco and drywall finishing

The openings patched and finished inside and out after the new windows go in.

Typical Window Replacement Costs

Job	Typical range
Standard window, installed (average)	$450 to $1,500 each
Aluminum window, installed	$175 to $1,000 each
Vinyl window, installed	$200 to $1,500 each
Window installation labor	$100 to $500 per window
10 to 15 windows, installed	$4,500 to $22,500

National ranges from HomeGuide for standard windows; impact-rated units usually cost more (see our impact windows page). Size, glass, frame and opening repair change the total. Your written estimate is the price.

How a Replacement Job Runs

1. Inspect the windows

We look at each window you want replaced, check for leaks and frame damage, and measure the openings.

2. Compare options

You see partial and whole-house prices, glass choices and frame colors, with approved pressures listed.

3. Permit and order

The permit is filed with the opening plan and approvals, and windows are built to your sizes.

4. Replace and finish

Old windows come out, new ones are anchored and sealed, and stucco and drywall are patched.

5. Inspection

The building department signs off, and you keep the approval records for insurance.

Window Replacement Questions

Can I replace just one window?

Yes. A single replacement still needs a permit and an approved unit, but there is no rule that you must replace them all. We show you how the new one will compare in look to the rest.

Do replacement windows have to be impact windows?

In Broward, the window has to meet the wind and debris requirements for its opening. An impact window does that on its own; a non-impact window would need approved shutters to protect it. Most homeowners find impact glass simpler.

How much does window replacement cost?

HomeGuide puts a standard replacement window at about $450 to $1,500 installed, with labor around $100 to $500 per window. Impact units usually cost more. Your price depends on the windows you choose and the condition of the openings.

Will replacing windows damage my stucco?

Removing a window can crack the stucco at the edge of the opening. We plan for that, patch it, and leave it ready for paint.

Get a Window Replacement Estimate

One window or the whole house, measured and priced in writing.

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