Older homes, older openings
About 77% of Hialeah's housing units were built before 1990, including 23% before 1960 (ACS 2020-2024). Many of those homes are due for new windows.
Source: Census ACS 2020-2024: Hialeah year builtAbout 77% of Hialeah homes were built before 1990, and nearly a quarter before 1960. We replace their windows with Miami-Dade NOA impact units and file the City of Hialeah permit from start to finish.
Hialeah's homes are older than most in the county. About 77% were built before 1990 and 23% before 1960, and about half of all units are in multi-unit buildings. That mix of older houses and small apartment and condo buildings is most of what we see here.
The City of Hialeah has its own permit rules. Window permits need two copies of the product approvals and a floor plan with every room labeled. Condo jobs need a notarized letter from the association president. Jobs of $2,500 or more need a recorded Notice of Commencement at the site for the first inspection. We take care of each one.
About 77% of Hialeah's housing units were built before 1990, including 23% before 1960 (ACS 2020-2024). Many of those homes are due for new windows.
Source: Census ACS 2020-2024: Hialeah year builtHialeah's Building Department requires window permits to include two copies of the product approvals and a floor plan with all rooms and spaces labeled. Wind pressures are required on commercial jobs.
Source: City of Hialeah: Permit RequirementsA permit for a condominium unit needs an Association Authorization Letter with the association president's signature notarized. We ask for it early so the permit is not held up.
Source: City of Hialeah: Permit RequirementsHialeah requires a Notice of Commencement, recorded with the Miami-Dade County Recorder, when the job value is $2,500 or more. It must be at the job site for the first inspection.
Source: City of Hialeah: Permit RequirementsHialeah takes building permit applications online through its Tyler Citizen Self Service portal. We file there and track every inspection.
Source: City of Hialeah: Tyler CSS FAQLocal details verified October 2026. Rules change; we confirm current code and permit requirements on every quote.
Impact windows run about $1,500 to $2,000 for an average-size window and $2,500 to $3,000 for a larger window, depending on brand and size. City of Hialeah permit fees are separate and itemized on your quote.
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How it works
Floors and furniture covered, and the work area sealed off.
Old units pulled and openings prepped clean.
New impact units set plumb, anchored, and sealed.
County inspection scheduled, then paperwork handed to you.
“David did an excellent job removing a large glass block window in our bathroom and replacing it with a top quality hurricane window.”
FAQ
Straight answers on permits, ratings, and timing for your city.
Call (954) 884-8224Only if you live at the property. Hialeah allows a residential owner-builder permit only when the owner lives there and shows a Florida driver's license with that address. Most clients let us file as the contractor.
An Association Authorization Letter with the association president's signature notarized. We send your association what it needs to sign.
Yes, for jobs of $2,500 or more. It is recorded with the Miami-Dade County Recorder and must be at the site for the first inspection. We prepare it with you.
About $1,500 to $2,000 per average-size window and $2,500 to $3,000 per larger window, depending on brand and size, plus the city's permit fee.
They may qualify for wind-mitigation credits. We give you the product approvals and the final inspection paperwork to send to your insurance company.
Free measurement. We file the City of Hialeah permit in Tyler CSS.
Tell us about your project and David's team will follow up, usually the same week, with honest pricing and a permit plan.
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