Boynton Beach Impact-Resistant PGT Aluminum Windows: New Price List Released

Oct 15, 2026

Impact Windows Center has announced a new price list for its PGT hurricane-rated aluminum windows, giving Boynton Beach, FL homeowners, contractors, and builders upfront costs by size, frame color, and glass option before ordering.

Boynton Beach, United States, October 15, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Impact Windows Center has released updated pricing on its PGT impact-resistant windows, covering screened models with Florida HVHZ product approval that customers can order online or request in custom sizes.

Current prices, options, and product details are available at https://impactwindowscenter.com/collections/pgt

The new pricing arrives as Palm Beach County’s Planning, Zoning and Building Department warns that wind-borne debris can break windows during a hurricane, allowing high winds inside a building and creating uplift strong enough to lift a roof off. To help property owners budget for stronger openings, Impact Windows Center has published model-by-model pricing on its PGT impact windows, so homeowners and contractors can compare costs and plan upgrades well before a storm threatens.

The lineup includes four models from PGT’s WinGuard 7700 and Sparta series, offered in single hung and horizontal roller styles. Every unit combines impact-resistant glass with an aluminum frame, a sweep lock, and an included screen, and each carries Florida Product Approval for High-Velocity Hurricane Zones. The horizontal roller models also meet bedroom egress requirements.

Buyers can select white or bronze frames and clear, gray, or Low-E glass, with listed prices adjusting by size. On the WinGuard models, a pre-tensioned spiral balance or tandem stainless-steel rollers support smooth operation, and the aluminum frames are built to resist corrosion from salt air. The Sparta models add gasket-sealed frame corners, stainless-steel assembly screws, and a 2-inch frame depth with a half-inch flange designed for straightforward installation, along with optional muntin grids and a bottom lock.

No custom upcharge applies to available custom sizes, frame colors, or glass tints, and windows not listed online may be available on request. Build orders begin with a 50% deposit, and completed orders can be picked up from the company’s Pembroke Pines fulfillment warehouses or delivered within 250 miles in Florida for $600.

Installation is available through trained and certified subcontracted installers experienced in fitting impact windows and doors. All PGT windows are covered by the manufacturer’s factory warranty, with a product registration link and warranty documents provided on the site.

Having supplied South Florida homeowners, contractors, and builders for more than two decades, the company also offers qualified contractors and builders reduced pricing on residential and commercial projects.

To request a quote, call 772-444-7504 or use the live chat at https://impactwindowscenter.com/collections/pgt

Contact Info:
Name: Arel Tsalach
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Organization: Impact Windows Center
Address: 3547 High Ridge Rd, Boynton Beach, Florida 33426, United States
Website: https://impactwindowscenter.com/

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