Windows, Doors and Storefronts for Florida Commercial Projects
- New storefront windows and doors, commercial windows and commercial entry doors for new construction, tenant improvements and replacement projects
- Commercial windows and doors from PGT, ESW, Euro-Wall, Kolbe, Marvin, WinDoor and Signature Door
- Based in Sarasota, with commercial projects statewide
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Founded in 2009. Based in Sarasota, with commercial projects across Florida.
What we will help you decide
Commercial projects come with their own requirements. We’ll help you work through:
- Which storefront, window and door products fit your building type and budget
- Which products carry the Florida Product Approval and design pressure your project needs
- How submittals, permits and installation fit your schedule
- The next step to a quote built on your drawings or your openings
COMMERCIAL WINDOWS, DOORS AND STOREFRONTS IN FLORIDA: KEY TAKEAWAYS
- All Glass & Windows supplies and installs commercial windows, doors and storefronts across Florida from its home base in Sarasota, and has been installing in Florida since 2009.
- We work with general contractors, architects, designers, property owners, property managers and developers.
- We install new commercial windows and doors, including new storefront windows and doors. We don’t replace glass in existing storefront frames.
- Commercial lines we install include PGT Commercial impact storefronts, ESW storefront systems, and commercial windows and doors from Euro-Wall, Kolbe, Marvin, WinDoor and Signature Door.
- We coordinate product approval documentation, design pressure calculations and installation specifications with the permitting authority.
- Commercial work is statewide. Our strongest project density is in the Sarasota-Bradenton corridor and along the Gulf Coast.
Commercial Windows, Doors and Storefronts: What We Install
Here is what we install on commercial projects, and where each one typically goes.
| Product | Typical projects | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Storefront windows and doors | Retail, restaurant, office and mixed-use ground floors | New storefront windows and entry doors, including impact-rated storefronts where code requires. We don’t replace glass in existing storefront frames |
| Commercial windows | Office, medical, multi-family, hospitality, education | Fixed and operable (project-out, project-in, casement, horizontal slider, single hung), impact and non-impact by project location |
| Commercial entry doors | Storefront and building entries | Swinging and sliding, with panic hardware, automatic operators and ADA-compliant thresholds and closers where specified |
| Folding, multi-slide and pivot doors | Restaurants, hotels, retail and offices that open to the outdoors | Euro-Wall commercial door systems, in impact and non-impact versions |
Commercial Window and Door Product Lines We Install
| Brand | Commercial windows and doors |
|---|---|
| PGT Commercial | Aluminum impact storefront windows (3500 and 3520) and impact storefront doors (3550) |
| ESW | Storefront systems (ES-8000 and ES-8000T) and commercial window and door series, including ES-9000, PH-4400 and HR-2600 |
| Euro-Wall | Commercial door systems for offices, retail, restaurants and hotels: Vista Multi Slide, Vista Fold and Vista Pivot, in impact and non-impact versions, plus Vista TL, CT and DS windows |
| Kolbe | Light commercial windows and doors (Ultra, VistaLuxe, Heritage and Forgent) and Ultra and Heritage Series commercial doors, for educational, multi-family and mixed-use projects |
| Marvin | Ultimate Commercial Door, with ADA-compliant sill options and an optional commercial hardware package (closer, mortise lock or rim device, kick plate) |
| WinDoor | Impact-resistant windows and doors for high-rise condos and hotels, in new construction and renovation |
| Signature Door | Custom wood entry doors for commercial buildings |
How We Work With Contractors, Architects, Owners and Developers
| If you’re | What we do |
|---|---|
| A general contractor | Support your schedule and spec process, provide product options during bidding, coordinate submittals with the architect, and install per the project schedule |
| An architect or designer | Support spec development, provide product data and Florida Product Approval documents, and offer value-engineering alternatives when a spec’d product doesn’t fit budget or timeline |
| A property owner or manager | Handle replacement programs and tenant improvements on existing properties, and coordinate tenant access and scheduling with property management |
| A developer | Work through commercial specs on new developments, including multi-family, mixed-use and ground-floor retail |
What a Sarasota Homebuilder Says
“One of our homeowners asked me to pass along that All Glass was the best vendor she had worked with during her warranty period. She said the techs are professional, helpful and responsive, and the people in the office are the best at answering her calls or always returning them.”Sandy Burns, Customer Care Manager, Homes by TowneCommercial Project Types We Serve
| Project type | Typical scope |
|---|---|
| Retail and storefronts | Single-tenant to multi-tenant centers and ground-floor retail |
| Office buildings | New construction and renovation |
| Restaurants and hospitality | Entries and storefronts that are part of the brand presentation |
| Hotels | Guest room windows, lobby glass, storefront entries |
| Medical and healthcare | Clinics and medical offices, with energy, acoustic and code considerations |
| Multi-family and condominiums | New mid-rise, high-rise and garden-style projects, plus replacement programs for existing condo buildings |
| Educational and institutional | Schools and administrative buildings |
| Industrial and warehouse | Office space and storefronts within industrial buildings |
Florida Commercial Code, Wind Zones and Permits
Commercial windows and doors in Florida have to meet the Florida Building Code for the building’s location and use. Where the project sits sets the wind-borne debris and design pressure requirements, so we specify products that carry the Florida Product Approval for that location. The building’s occupancy classification sets the requirements for tempered glass, safety glazing and impact rating. Commercial permits usually run through the city or county building department where the project is, and we coordinate the product approval documentation, design pressure calculations and installation specifications with that office.
What a Sarasota General Contractor Says
“I’m a general contractor in Sarasota and have worked with Mikale Book at All Glass and Windows on several orders. Every experience has been excellent! The orders have been seamless, prompt, and everything has turned out perfectly. Mikale is professional, responsive, and an absolute pleasure to work with. She makes the entire process easy and stress-free, and I truly appreciate her attention to detail and commitment to great service. I highly recommend Mikale and All Glass and Windows!”David Clough, DC Coastal LLCRead more reviews from our customers
Where We Take On Commercial Projects
Our commercial work is statewide. Our home base is Sarasota, and our strongest project density is in the Sarasota-Bradenton corridor and along the Gulf Coast. Across the Gulf Coast, that includes Sarasota, Manatee, Charlotte, Lee, Collier, Pinellas and Hillsborough counties. Beyond it, we take commercial projects in Orlando, Jacksonville, South Florida and the Panhandle, depending on scope and scale, and we coordinate across locations for owners with multiple sites. See our residential service areas.
Our Sarasota showroom at 6384 Tower Lane is open for commercial product reviews by appointment only.
Commercial Window, Door and Storefront FAQs for Florida Projects
We work with general contractors, architects, designers, property owners, property managers and developers on Florida commercial projects, from spec development and bidding through submittals and installation.
We install new storefront windows and doors. We don’t replace glass in existing storefront frames.
Yes. We install impact-rated commercial windows, doors and storefront systems where the project’s location and code call for them, and we match each product to the project’s design pressure and Florida Product Approval requirements.
Yes. We do residential and commercial work, so one company can handle both parts of a mixed project.
We coordinate Florida Product Approval documentation, design pressure calculations and installation specifications with the permitting authority, usually the city or county building department where the project is.
Yes. When a spec’d product doesn’t fit the budget, timeline or availability, we offer commercial-equivalent alternatives from the manufacturers we represent. Value engineering works best during design development and bidding, before specifications lock.
Yes. Our commercial work is statewide. Our home base is Sarasota and our strongest project density is in the Sarasota-Bradenton corridor and along the Gulf Coast, and we take commercial projects across Florida, including Tampa Bay, Orlando, South Florida and the Panhandle, depending on scope.
Yes. We plan every commercial install to keep downtime to a minimum, and we’ll work out the schedule with you around how your business operates.
Yes, where the project specifies them. The commercial entry doors we install include ADA-compliant sill options and commercial hardware such as closers, panic hardware and automatic operators.
Yes. We handle window and door replacement programs for property owners and managers across multiple buildings, and we coordinate tenant access and scheduling with property management.
All Glass & Windows
Selling and installing windows and doors in Florida since 2009, with commercial projects across the state from our home base in Sarasota. Request a quote, and we’ll help you match products to your building.