Impact Windows & Doors in Juno Beach, Florida

Coastal Impact Windows & Doors installs impact windows, impact doors, and patio enclosures in Juno Beach from its Jupiter base at 1449 Jupiter Park Dr. It is a licensed Florida general contractor (CGC1528942, a DBA of NXTGEN Construction, Inc.), its own crews do the installation rather than subcontractors, and its permit team prepares the permit paperwork for your address. Whoever you hire, check that their licence is active on the Florida DBPR site and that the written quote names the product approval for each opening.

The Town of Juno Beach Building Department, not Palm Beach County. Permits are applied for online through MGO Connect. A contractor must register with the Town before applying. Registration needs an active licence and a certificate of insurance naming the Town as certificate holder. We prepare and file the permit as part of the job.

Yes, if your property is in the Sea Turtle Protection Zone. That zone covers every property within 600 feet landward of the mean high-water line, which can include homes west of Ocean Drive. Inside it, the Town requires a Sea Turtle Lighting Permit application alongside the building permit. If you are not sure whether your home is inside the zone, the Town’s Code Compliance office can confirm it.

Every window and glass door with a line of sight to the beach. The Town’s form says that is usually the east side of the building, and often the north or south sides too. Those openings need tinted glass at 45 percent visible light transmittance or less, with at least a five-year warranty. The Town asks for the manufacturer’s VLT documentation, so we list the VLT for each affected opening in writing.

Yes. Inside the zone, the Town’s Sea Turtle Lighting Permit form applies to condominiums, townhouses, duplexes and single-family homes. It covers commercial and governmental property too. Your association may have its own rules about frame colour or glass appearance on top of that. We gather both sets of requirements before we order anything.

Usually not on its own. The Town’s permit FAQ ties the Architectural Review Board to two cases. One is a major renovation over 50 percent of the structure’s improvement value. The other is a new home outside a Planned Unit Development. That review comes before the permit is submitted. If your windows are part of a larger renovation, we will check with the Town before filing.

Between 7 am and 6 pm on weekdays and between 9 am and 5:30 pm on Saturdays. The Town does not allow construction on Sundays or legal holidays. We schedule installs inside those hours from the start.

Inspections are booked online through MGO Connect, by 4 pm the day before. They take place between 8 am and 4 pm, Monday to Friday, excluding legal holidays. Inspectors can give a two-hour window on the day, so we keep someone available to meet them.