Storm & Impact Windows for North Texas Weather

North Texas leads the nation in severe hailstorm frequency. Between 2015 and 2025, the Dallas–Fort Worth metro logged more large-hail events than any other major metro in the United States. Standard single- or dual-pane windows simply are not built to survive a barrage of golf-ball-sized hail driven by 70-mph straight-line winds. Storm and impact windows are.

Our impact-rated windows use laminated glass — two panes bonded to an inner polyvinyl butyral (PVB) or ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) interlayer. If the outer pane cracks on impact, the interlayer holds the glass in place, preventing dangerous shards from entering your home and maintaining the building envelope so rain and wind stay outside. The frames are reinforced with steel or fiberglass inserts and tested to meet large-missile impact standards (ASTM E1886 / E1996).

Beyond storm protection, impact windows deliver serious side benefits for Dallas homeowners. The laminated glass blocks 99 % of UV rays, dramatically reduces exterior noise, and provides an additional layer of security against break-ins — the interlayer makes forced entry far more difficult than with standard glass.

We install impact windows in every frame style: double-hung, casement, picture, and slider. Whether you are in a two-story Colonial in University Park or a mid-century ranch in Pleasant Grove, we custom-build each unit to your opening and finish preferences. And because laminated glass also qualifies for insurance discounts with many Texas carriers, the long-term payback can be substantial.