
Impact Windows · Sanibel Island, FL
Titan Builder & Renovation installs impact-rated windows and sliding doors across Sanibel Island — with full permitting, engineering, HOA coordination, and OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation documentation so your Lee County insurance credits are locked in from day one.
20+ Years
Construction experience
Licensed & Insured
CGC1541818 · CCC1337764 · CRC1336002
Homes & Renovations
Naples to Cape Coral
Client-Focused Service
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01 — The Short Answer
Impact windows in Sanibel Island typically take 3–7 days to install after permits, and usually reduce the wind portion of your Florida homeowners premium by 20–45%. Titan handles spec, permit, install, inspection, and mitigation report.
02 — What Matters
Every project is engineered for Southwest Florida — coastal exposure, code, and the standard our clients hold us to.
Laminated impact glass engineered for wind-borne debris — no plywood, no shutters, no last-minute prep.
Florida wind mitigation credits typically reduce the wind portion of your premium 20–45% once impact openings are documented.
Laminated glass cuts outside noise dramatically and blocks 99% of UV — protecting flooring, art, and furniture.
Impact openings are one of the highest-ROI upgrades in the SW Florida market, especially on coastal properties.
04 — Scope & Timeline
| Home Size | Openings (typical) |
|---|---|
| Condo / small home | 6–10 |
| 2,000–2,500 sq ft | 12–18 |
| 2,500–3,500 sq ft | 18–28 |
| Estate 4,000+ sq ft | 28–45+ |
Timelines reflect Sanibel Island market for aluminum and vinyl impact windows with permit, engineering, and disposal included.
05 — Our Process
On-site measurement and Design Pressure assessment
Brand + glass package recommendation (PGT, CGI, ES Windows, Andersen)
HOA architectural submittal and Lee County permit package
Product Approval and engineering documentation submitted with permit
Installation in 3–7 working days by our in-house crew
Final inspection and wind mitigation report (OIR-B1-1802) delivered to your insurer
06 — Why Titan
07 — Coverage
The Dunes, Gumbo Limbo, Shell Harbor, Sanibel Estates, the East End near the lighthouse, West Gulf Drive beachfront, and the Blind Pass area toward Captiva.
Local permitting notes
Sanibel permits run through the City of Sanibel Building Department, not Lee County. The island is a barrier island with gulf-front VE flood zones and AE zones on the bay side. Post-Ian rebuilds are reviewed against the FEMA 50% substantial-improvement rule, and the Sanibel Plan's strict development, height, and density limits apply to every exterior change.
08 — Common Questions
Most Sanibel Island homes are fully re-glazed in 3–7 days once permits are issued. We quote every project opening by opening after an on-site measurement, with permits, engineering, and disposal included in the scope.
Yes — in most cases significantly. Impact-rated openings qualify under Florida's wind mitigation credits and typically reduce the wind portion of your homeowners premium by 20–45%. We deliver the OIR-B1-1802 documentation your carrier requires.
Sanibel Island falls under Florida Building Code requirements for wind-borne debris protection. New builds, additions, and window replacements must meet impact or approved-protection standards. Titan handles product approvals, engineering, and permitting.
Yes for new and replacement openings. Sanibel is inside the Florida Wind-Borne Debris Region, so openings must be impact-rated or protected with approved shutters, permitted through the City of Sanibel.
They can. Like-for-like replacements are usually simple. Enlarging openings or changing the exterior look may need extra City review under the Sanibel Plan. We confirm the path before ordering glass.

Sanibel Island, FL
Licensed Florida Contractor · CGC1541818 · CCC1337764 · CRC1336002