Protect Your South Florida Home with Bigfoot Construction’s High-Performance Impact Windows
In hurricane-prone South Florida, homeowners are increasingly investing in durable, weather-resistant upgrades. Bigfoot Construction, a licensed and insured local contractor based in Pinecrest, is leading the way with expertly installed impact windows designed to protect homes from severe weather, reduce energy costs, and improve property value.
Since 2016, Bigfoot Construction has earned a reputation for quality craftsmanship, personalized service, and a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by South Florida residents. The company’s services extend across key areas including Miami, Coral Gables, Hialeah, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach—regions where storm preparedness is not optional but essential.
“We understand the stress that hurricane season can bring to South Florida families,” said a Bigfoot Construction representative. “Our impact windows are built to protect what matters most—your home, your loved ones, and your peace of mind.”
Built for Safety, Designed for Comfort
Bigfoot’s impact windows are engineered with laminated glass and heavy-duty aluminum or vinyl frames. These windows undergo rigorous testing to meet or exceed Miami-Dade County standards, among the strictest in the nation. But their advantages go well beyond hurricane protection.
Key Benefits of Bigfoot’s Impact Windows:
- Storm and Intruder Protection: Built to resist high-velocity debris and forced entry, impact windows provide unmatched safety.
- Energy Efficiency: Low-E glass and insulated frames reduce heat transfer, lowering cooling costs in Florida’s subtropical climate.
- Noise Reduction: Double-pane construction helps insulate homes from outside noise, creating a quieter indoor environment.
- UV Filtering: Blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays to protect furnishings from fading.
- Increased Property Value: Enhances curb appeal and can boost resale value, making it a smart investment.
Each window is custom-fitted to the home’s exact dimensions and style preferences. Whether homeowners are replacing single-hung windows, upgrading to casement windows, or seeking panoramic views with picture windows, Bigfoot’s team ensures precision installation from start to finish.
Local Expertise Meets Flexible Financing
As a local expert in windows and doors, Bigfoot Construction prides itself on educating clients and providing tailored recommendations. Unlike national chains, the company is intimately familiar with local building codes and HOA requirements across South Florida communities.
Understanding that home upgrades can be a significant expense, Bigfoot offers flexible financing options for impact windows and doors. Homeowners can take advantage of:
- 100% financing options
- No money down
- Deferred payments for up to 18 months
This allows families to enhance their homes now and pay later—without compromising safety or comfort.
Featured Project: Coral Gables Home Upgrade
One recent project in Coral Gables involved replacing 18 aging windows on a 1950s ranch-style home with modern, energy-efficient impact windows. The homeowner reported a noticeable drop in utility bills and greater peace of mind during storms.
“We used to board up every window and hope for the best,” the homeowner said. “Now, we feel secure all year round, and the house looks fantastic.”
Service Area Coverage
Bigfoot Construction proudly serves homeowners across the South Florida region, including:
Ready to Upgrade? Schedule a Free Consultation
Whether you’re looking to prepare for hurricane season or simply want to upgrade your home’s energy performance, Bigfoot Construction is ready to help. Homeowners can explore window styles likesliding windows,awning windows, and evenskylight windows to complement their home’s design.
Request afree quote today or speak with an expert about which options best suit your home.
South Florida homeowners turn to Bigfoot Construction for expertly installed impact windows that offer storm protection, energy efficiency, and peace of mind—just in time for hurricane season.