Window and Door Replacements in Longwood, FL

Florida Window & Door Solutions is your go-to company for window and door replacements in Longwood, FL. Whether you’re interested in impact windows or doors, French doors, sliding doors, or entry doors, our experts will help you transform your luxury window and door products. We provide a 10-year warranty guaranteeing that your windows and doors won’t leak and that your doors will swing or slide correctly.

Windows for Any Budget

Our company carries a wide variety of windows ranging from simple vinyl windows to detailed vinyl-clad windows. In total, we carry the following:

Single-Hung (more affordable)
Double-Hung
Horizontal Rollers (sliding windows)
Casements and Awnings
Arched
Custom Shapes & Sizes
Hurricane, Impact, and Storm (certified)
Burglar-Proof (non-certified)

You’ll Reap the Benefits

Replacing your windows won’t just provide a decorative and functional fix; it also has other practical perks. Window replacements help people save at least 10 to 30% on energy. Plus, you’ll increase your home’s value and bring your home up to the latest hurricane codes, which require windows to withstand winds exceeding 130 mph. Last but not least, window replacements may make you eligible for homeowners’ insurance savings.

Superior Door Replacements

We can install the following types of doors:

Entry Doors
Folding or Accordion Doors
Exterior French Doors
Sliding Glass Doors
Impact Doors
Doors with Blinds Inset

Door Replacement Benefits

A new entrance provides a stellar look to your house, saves you money, and offers better home protection. All our products are energy-efficient, meaning you save cash on your energy bill. Your home will also be better protected against burglars and storms.

Replacements Done Right

At Florida Window & Door Solutions, we are family owned and have worked in the window industry for over 21 years. We believe in offering the best window and door replacements in Longwood and all of Central Florida. We go above the bare-bones requirements of the code when we install. Our senior partners bring over 50 years of experience to our newer company.

Window and door code requirements in Longwood

Longwood is in Seminole County, which follows the Florida Building Code, 8th Edition (2023). Replacement windows and exterior doors need a permit, Florida Product Approval documentation, and an inspection after installation. Whether your address also requires impact-rated glazing depends on the wind-borne debris map, not on the city name.

Do I need a permit to replace windows in Longwood, FL?

Yes. Practically every window and door replacement in Florida requires a permit, Florida Product Approval documentation for the units installed, and a post-installation inspection. FWDS pulls the permit and meets the inspector, so the paperwork is not left to the homeowner.

Are impact windows required in Longwood?

Usually not, but it depends on your address. Seminole County is inland, and Florida's wind-borne debris region covers areas rated at 140 mph or greater, plus anything at 130 mph or greater within one mile of the coast. Most Seminole County addresses fall outside it.

Does replacing more windows change what the code requires?

It can. Under the Florida Building Code, Existing Building (8th Edition, §707.4), homes built under older codes get an exemption from opening-protection requirements only while the replaced glazing stays at or below 25 percent of the home's total glazed area within any 12-month period.

Which building department handles Longwood permits?

Longwood falls under Seminole County. Depending on whether your address is inside city limits, the permit is issued by the municipal building department or by the Seminole County Building Division. We confirm the correct jurisdiction before pulling the permit.

Does FWDS serve all of Seminole County?

Yes. FWDS covers Seminole County along with ten other Central Florida counties, from Altamonte Springs. The same 10-year installation and labor warranty applies everywhere we install.

Code requirements are address-specific and change between code cycles. For a binding determination, confirm with the Seminole County Building Division or read the current requirements at floridabuilding.org. For what this means on your home, see our Florida Building Code guide or request a free estimate.