Jupiter to Boca, the coast to Wellington and the Acreage. Same-day repair, custom and oversized doors, and the right product approval for your address.
From historic oceanfront to equestrian acreage
The Florida Building Code's High Velocity Hurricane Zone covers Miami-Dade and Broward. It stops at the Palm Beach County line.
So doors here are approved under statewide Florida Product Approval rather than needing an HVHZ-specific listing. That is a different approval route — not permission to be casual. Most of the county sits inside Florida's wind-borne debris region, where openings still have to be impact rated or otherwise protected.
What genuinely changes here is that the answer depends on your address. Palm Beach County runs roughly 45 miles from the Atlantic to Lake Okeechobee, and design wind pressure drops as you move inland. The requirement for a house on Jupiter Island is not the requirement for a house in Loxahatchee. In Miami-Dade the answer is the same countywide; here it isn't.
A Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance is the stricter standard, so a door carrying an NOA is accepted in Palm Beach County too. If the model you want is listed with an NOA rather than a Florida Product Approval, that is not a problem for your permit.
Rating confirmed for your address before anything is ordered
No other county we cover spans historic oceanfront estates, gated golf communities, equestrian acreage and seasonal condos in the same afternoon.
Mediterranean revival and mid-century homes in Palm Beach, El Cid, Flamingo Park, Delray and Boca. Arched heads, non-standard widths, wood-look and custom carriage doors — plus salt air on top of it. Measured and ordered to fit, never forced.
PGA National, Mizner, Ballenisles, Boca West, Admirals Cove and the Wellington communities all run architectural review. We supply model, panel design, color and approval number in writing so your ARB packet goes in once.
West of the turnpike the doors get bigger: oversized openings, high-lift track, RV doors, barns and detached workshops across Wellington, Loxahatchee, The Acreage and Jupiter Farms.
A door closed up from April to October still ages. Dead opener backup batteries, flat-spotted rollers and seized springs are the classic October call. Book a pre-season tune-up instead.
Grouped the way the work actually differs — by how far you are from the water.
Highest design pressures in the county and the worst salt exposure. Galvanized springs, stainless cables, six-month service.
The county's densest mix of housing ages and the bulk of our day-to-day repair work — springs, openers, cables and off-track doors.
Lower design pressures than the coast, larger properties, and the oversized doors that come with acreage, barns and RV storage.
No. The HVHZ covers Miami-Dade and Broward only. Palm Beach County sits outside it, so doors here are approved under statewide Florida Product Approval rather than requiring an HVHZ-specific listing. That is a different approval route, not a lower standard to be casual about — most of the county is inside Florida's wind-borne debris region, where openings still have to be impact rated or protected.
It depends on your exact address, which is the honest answer and the reason we check. Palm Beach County runs roughly 45 miles from the ocean to Lake Okeechobee, and design wind pressure falls off as you move inland. Requirements genuinely differ between Jupiter Island and Loxahatchee. We confirm the rating your address needs before anything is ordered.
Yes, and it is often the simpler path. A Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance is the stricter standard, so a door carrying one is accepted in Palm Beach County. If a model we like is only listed with an NOA, that is not a problem for your permit.
Usually. Mediterranean revival and mid-century homes around Palm Beach, El Cid, Flamingo Park, Delray and Boca often have arched heads, non-standard widths and wood-look doors that no longer exist in production. We measure the actual opening and either order custom or find a current-production door that reads correctly from the street and still carries approval.
Yes, and it is worth booking. A door that sits unused from April to October still ages: opener backup batteries die, rollers develop flat spots, and springs and bearings seize in the humidity. A pre-season tune-up in the weeks before you fly down is far cheaper than an emergency call on your first morning back.
Yes. Out west — Wellington, Loxahatchee, The Acreage, Jupiter Farms — oversized openings, high-lift track, RV doors and detached workshops are routine. These jobs get a longer booking window because the drive and the door are both bigger.
West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray, Jupiter, Wellington, Boynton, Palm Beach Gardens and everywhere between. Free estimates.
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