Do I Need a Permit?
A-Christian Glass obtains all necessary permits for every installation that we perform.
A-Christian Glass obtains all necessary permits for every installation that we perform.
We have different types of doors for various applications. To determine the right door for your business, we conduct a quick survey of the important factors.
HVHZ stands for High Velocity Hurricane Zone.
DP ratings indicate the amount of pressure a particular class of doors can withstand.
Impact resistant doors go through various tests to assess their robustness, including missile debris tests.
It is acceptable for the track of your sliding door to trap water during windy storms.
Wind load refers to the pressure exerted by wind on various structures such as windows and doors.
It all depends on the condition of your current window sills and how your existing windows were originally installed.
The main concept behind our impact windows is shatter-resistant glass that is both properly fitted and secured. The same thing that makes them hurricane resistant also makes them an excellent deterrent for burglars.
Our impact-resistant windows with Low-E glass can block 95% - 99% of UVA and UVB radiation without significantly reducing the amount of natural light that enters your home.
Due to their airtight seal and considerably thicker construction, our hurricane impact windows help reduce outside noise, adding much more peace and quiet to your home.
Yes! Our hurricane impact windows are custom fit to provide a perfect seal, which prevents both hot from entering your home and cold air from escaping, thereby reducing your energy costs.
To learn whether or not a product is considered impact resistant, ask your window dealer for a copy of the Notice of Acceptance (NOA) issued by the Miami-Dade County.
In order to obtain the insurance discounts or credits for having impact resistant windows and doors, all of the house openings must be protected.
Yes, absolutely. Garage doors typically account for the largest opening in a building and are a critical component to the structural integrity of the building's envelope.
The U-Factor is a measure of how well the window or door keeps heat inside the structure or home.
Yes, hurricane windows and doors are available in a variety of color tints, including gray, bronze, blue and green.
Impact resistant windows are constructed by bonding a tough interlayer between two pieces of glass.
Yes, they can! Homeowners insurance is a necessity these days, but in Florida premiums aren't exactly low. At A-Christian Glass, we know that homeowners are doing everything they can to lower their insurance premiums. So, if you're looking for an effortless way to lower your premiums considerably, it's time to check out our hurricane impact resistant windows and doors.
Impact resistant windows are best for your home in South Florida; although a beautiful place to live, South Florida is also susceptible to hurricanes and intense tropical storms. People no longer use plywood and other materials to protect their home when a hurricane is approaching. It's much more practical and far safer to install high impact hurricane windows. There are many different styles because no home or business is the same.
Bathroom redesign projects are filled with a lot of questions. Should I move the tub? Should I change the tile? Should I choose frameless glass showers? At A-Christian Glass, we know that frameless glass showers are the best option for bathroom designs. They're not just gaining popularity They're becoming the new standard for quality bathroom design. Wondering why frameless glass showers have gotten so popular? There are plenty of reasons! We've put together the top 5 features of frameless shower enclosures: