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AfterWindows & Doors Before & After in Weston, FL
We’ve installed more than 18,000 windows and doors since 2012, and every job starts with the same thing: a measured survey you keep, and a written price that doesn’t change. The photos below show what that process actually produces in Weston homes, from Bonaventure to Windmill Ranch Estates. These aren’t styled shoots. They’re documented photo records from real visits, taken after the work was finished and checked against the scope we wrote beforehand.
Recent Transformations
Impact Window Replacement: Single-Pane to PGT WinGuard in Bonaventure
The homeowner had watched water pool on the sill every summer storm since 2019. We measured the opening at 47 3/8″ by 59 1/4″, found the original nailing fin had detached from the sheathing, and specified PGT WinGuard vinyl with a .30 U-factor and .25 SHGC for the west exposure. The written quote was $14,200 for eleven openings. We pulled the permit through Broward County, passed inspection on the first visit, and the photo record shows the sill pan flashing tied into the weather-resistant barrier. No more pooling. The homeowner keeps the measured survey and the photo record.
Sliding Patio Door Replacement: Sticking Track to CGI Estate Series in Windmill Ranch Estates
This door hadn’t moved freely since the 2017 storm season. We found the track wallowed out at the latch side and the roller carriage cracked from salt air exposure, which is common in Weston homes within two miles of the Everglades edge. The measured opening was 71″ by 79 1/2″ - not a standard stock size. We specified CGI Estate Series with stainless steel rollers and a thermally broken frame. Written price: $4,850. The new door rolls on two fingers, and the impact rating meets Miami-Dade HVHZ requirements. Photo record shows the threshold bedded in sealant, not just screwed down.
Energy-Efficient Window Installation: West-Facing Glass Wall in Weston Hills Country Club
The homeowner’s July electric bill hit $487 running a 4-ton system that couldn’t hold 74°F past 4 PM. We used a laser thermometer on the interior glass: 138°F at 3:30 PM. The measured survey documented six fixed picture windows totaling 94 square feet of west exposure. We specified ECO Window Systems with triple-silver low-e, warm-edge spacers, and argon fill - .23 U-factor, .19 SHGC. Written price: $11,400. The new glass reads 89°F at the same time of day. The homeowner keeps the measured survey, the written scope, and the photo record showing the glazing tape detail at each perimeter.
Impact Garage Door Installation: Non-Rated Panel to Mr-Glass Impact-Rated System in Savanna
The existing door was a 24-gauge steel panel with no wind load sticker, which means it was installed before the 2002 code cycle or never met it. We measured the rough opening at 16′ 2″ by 7′ 1″ and found the track mounted to 2×4 trim rather than the header. That’s a failure point in a wind event. We specified Mr-Glass impact-rated with reinforced track, heavy-duty torsion spring rated for the added weight, and a battery backup opener. Written price: $6,950. We pulled the permit, passed inspection, and the photo record shows the track bolted through the header with lag shields at 16″ centers. The homeowner has the measured survey, the written scope, and the wind load documentation.
Custom Geometric Window: Trapezoid Transom Above Entry in The Ridges
The trapezoid was field-measured at 72″ wide at the head, 48″ at the sill, 24″ tall on the left, 18″ on the right - not a standard catalog shape. Water had been entering at the head for two years, and the drywall below was soft to the probe. We templated the opening on site, sent the drawing to ViewLux for custom fabrication in impact-rated laminated glass, and specified an integrated sill pan with end dams. Written price: $3,400. The photo record shows the head flashing lapped over the housewrap and sealed with fluid-applied membrane. The measured survey with the template drawing stays with the homeowner. No more staining after the first summer storm season.
Front Entry Door Replacement: Hollow-Core to Therma-Tru Fiberglass in Country Isles
The door was a 28-year-old hollow-core steel unit that had been kicked hard enough to dent the face and separate the core from the skin. The bottom edge was rusted through from sprinkler contact, which is typical in Weston homes with St. Augustine grass irrigation. We measured the rough opening at 36″ by 80″ and found the jamb rotted at the sill. We specified Therma-Tru Fiber-Classic with a composite jamb, multi-point locking, and a composite sill cap. Written price: $2,850. The photo record shows the composite jamb bedded in sealant and the threshold shimmed level, not just screwed into the subfloor. The homeowner keeps the measured survey and the written scope.
Want Results Like These?
Every job above started the same way: a measured survey you keep, a written price before any work starts, and a documented photo record when it finishes. That’s Haven Clause 1, Haven Clause 4, and Haven Clause 5. If you have a competitor’s written estimate, we’ll review it free - Haven Clause 1 applies to second opinions too. Call (754) 812-9260 to schedule your measured survey. Sonia Raman or a live team member will answer, 24/7.
Written by Sonia Raman, Owner at Sightline Windows & Doors Weston, serving Weston since 2012.